Military Glossary
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) teaches leadership development, military skills and career training to college students alongside civilian academic studies.
Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) teaches leadership development, military skills and career training to college students alongside civilian academic studies. ROTC allows students to have a civilian college experience, while also teaching them to become a great leader in life and in the Military. In addition, ROTC pays for tuition and textbooks, and it provides a stipend so the students can focus solely on academics and the program.
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Jeff Davis, an Army ROTC cadet at Old Dominion University, balances his college education with his military training.
Army ROTC cadets build up their physical strength, teamwork skills and leadership abilities through various exercises.
In a training exercise, Army Reserve firefighters tackle a fire in the desert.
Army Reserve Soldiers participate in a daytime cargo drop exercise.
Army Reserve Soldiers train to become MPs (Military Police). MPs help keep a military installation secure, protect travel routes and maintain law and order.
Army Reserve Soldiers participate in a nighttime cargo drop exercise.
Coast Guardsmen from the cutters Tybee and Sanibel complete water survival and life raft training.
Sailors from Navy Reserve Maritime Expeditionary Boat Detachment 421 conduct training aboard a 34-foot Sea Ark Navy security boat on the York River.
Navy reservists move into firing positions during a simulated improvised explosive device (IED) attack.
During a training exercise, members of the Army National Guard practice breaking down a door.
Army National Guard Soldiers train for a diving mission.
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