The Army exhausts vast resources to recruit and train individuals to serve as officers. It takes a special person to join the ranks, requiring that they exhibit the qualities of a scholar, athlete and leader. That combination of traits proves pivotal to the Army’s overall success. So it’s no wonder that the Army, and...
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Monthly Archives: March 2011
ROTC serves integral role in U.S. Army
Every Army unit or organization can trace its roots back to a specific date and place and, in some instances, a single person. The Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps, ROTC, is no different. While military historians generally use 1916 as the date when the Army officially established the concept of the Citizen’s Army, Army...
Fort Knox a small, bustling city
ROTC Cadets attending the Leader’s Training Course see only a small part of the day-to-day life at Fort Knox, an Army post in the midst of transformation. For the better part of seven decades, the post served as the home of armor and cavalry for the U.S. Army. That era comes to an...