Army ROTC team takes first place in tri-state competition
The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps at The University of Texas at Austin won first place overall in the 2006 Co-ed Ranger Challenge Oct. 13-15 at Camp Bullis, a United States Army camp 17 miles northwest of San Antonio
Army ROTC: ID Thieves being all you can be…
Data Loss Source: Stolen Laptop from the US Army Cadet Command’s headquarters at Fort Monroe Date of Loss: October 2006 Size of Loss: 4600 files Affected Individuals: Applicants for ROTC Scholarships Geographic Focus: Virginia
University of Maine's Army ROTC Remembers Alum Lt. Matthew Coutu
ORONO - Family, friends and members of the University of
Army ROTC sponsors blood drive
The military science annual blood drive sponsored by the UT Army ROTC takes place from 1-7 pm at Russell A. Steindam Hall, Room 113
Students receive Army ROTC scholarships
Four Morehead State University cadets have each been awarded a four-year Army ROTC scholarship at Morehead State University. According to Lt. Col. Bonnie A. Noyes, professor of military science, the scholarship will pay all tuition and
Clarkson Army ROTC Finishes in Top Four at Regional Ranger
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Army ROTC participates in annual stakes lab
By Kristen Roderick Kansas State Collegian People dressed in camouflage laid in the grass, watching every move of three men in the bed of a white truck through black binoculars. After doing a little dance, one man in the truck decided
Army ROTC ceremony to honor veterans
At 11 am on Nov. 10 the Army ROTC Demon Deacon Battalion will take time to honor those who have served in the United States military. Students often tend to get caught up in school work
Blackhawk Transports Cadets to Army ROTC Training
Dressed in camouflage Army fatigues and a Kevlar helmet, Andrew Church fixed his gaze on the horizon as a distant humming signaled the emergence of a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter over the peak of the mountains
Army ROTC debuts irony as a tactic
The usual gang of thumbsuckers was manning the mike, playing the same old tired anti-war music that bored me in the 60's. But guess who was selling hot grilled hamburgers just across the Sombrilla? Yup, the US Army. Way to go, cadets

Rowan student wins ROTC scholarship Gloucester County Times
GLASSBORO The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) has awarded a four-year, full-tuition scholarship to Rowan University freshman Matthew Ruiz, 18, of Marlton.
Republicans back Forrest name Daily News Journal
The counter petition to retain the name of Confederate Gen. Nathan Bedford Forrest at the Army ROTC building at MTSU included the names of three local Republican leaders.
Military match-up The Daily Utah Chronicle
It's 9:15 in the morning, the temperature is pushing 30 degrees and the cadets and midshipmen are wailing on each other in the snow. In conjunction with the actual Army vs. Navy football game on Saturday, the U Naval and Army ROTC played their annual game of flag football, a tradition that started 23 years ago.
Iraq blast kills Army soldier; Iowa parents grieve loss of son The Des Moines Register
Two Iowa parents are mourning the loss of their son, an Army soldier who was killed Thursday in a bomb attack in Iraq.
Services Scheduled For Soldier Killed In Afghanistan WMTW Auburn
A soldier with ties to Maine will be remembered by family and friends on Wednesday.
UMaine sends deployed troops a bit of home in postcards Bangor Daily News
ORONO — Bonny Holman scurried around the Memorial Union at the University of Maine Tuesday, distributing holiday cards to students hurrying to their next classes.
A warrior who rewrote the manual on survival The Star-Ledger
My old friend Joe Bernstein died the other day. He was 86, and had been retired in Florida the past six years or so. His rather brief obituary failed to mention that he was a gentle man of peace, of quiet intellectualism and of exceptional courage.
Physician Assistant Program accepting ROTC cadets Army Times
Qualified ROTC cadets have until March 1 to apply for the fiscal 2007 Physician Assistant Program. Cadets who are accepted for the demanding two-year training regimen will be commissioned in the Army Medical Specialist Corps upon graduation and the award of an undergraduate degree.
Soldier’s memories of Pearl Harbor are still vivid Hi-Desert Star
It happened 65 years ago, but Nick Gonzales still has vivid recollections of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Although he turns 91 next month, the Joshua Tree man still speaks with all the clarity and alacrity of a man half his age.
Wyoming Calendar for Wednesday, December 6, 2006 Casper Star-Tribune
Today Women in Black * First Wednesday of each month, from noon-1 p.m., meet in front of the courthouse on Center and B Streets. All who share a concern for a just and peaceful world are invited to join this silent vigil. If you come please dress in black, stand in silence (no marching, banners, or confrontations), stay on the sidewalk, don't block walkers or cars, and respond to questions.army+rotc: army rotc us , , army rotc us , , army+rotc