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The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to the vigilant, the active, the brave...
--Patrick Henry--
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Historic Day for Army Nursing at WMU
LTC Zoltan Krompecher, Professor of Military Science and
Dr. Linda Zoeller, Director of Nursing sign a memorandum of
agreement guaranteeing admission to the Professional Nursing
Program for Army ROTC Cadets who meet specific criteria.
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The WMU Army ROTC Bronco Battalion is consistently ranked
among top ROTC programs in the nation. The Bronco Battalion
consists of over 150 cadets from Western and affiliated schools,
which are listed below.
Army ROTC teaches leadership and students who complete the
ROTC program are commissioned as Army Officers in the rank
of second lieutenant. Nationaly, ROTC produces over 65% of
all Army Officers.
Students may also compete for full tuition scholarships. For
more information, contact Brett Johnson
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To contact the Professor of Military Science,
Lieutenant Colonel
Decker Hains,
call 269-387-8121 or toll free at 1-800-WMU-ROTC
To contact the Scholarship and Enrollment Officer,
Brett
Johnson,
call 269-387-8122 or toll free at 1-800-968-7682
To contact the Grand Rapids
Enrollment Officer,
Aaron Combs,
call 616-771-9495 or toll free at 1-800-968-ROTC
United
States Army Cadet Command
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Are you a Michigan National Guard Soldier attending WMU or
GVSU? Contact SSG Johnson at 269-387-7918 or
Brett Johnson to find out about the Simultaneous
Membership Program and how you can become an officer.
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Are you an Army Reserve Soldier attending WMU or GVSU? Contact
SFC Haddock
at 877-683-9272 or
Brett Johnson to find out about the Simultaneous
Membership Program and how you can become an officer.
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Commissioning
The Bronco Battalion Commissioned five new officers on 14 December
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ROTC Wins Loaves and Fishes Challenge
Military Science, this year, took top honors in the Haworth College of Business Food Drive. The Department donated over 1500 food items to Loaves and Fishes
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The Department of Military Science for Army Reserve Officer's Training Corps (ROTC) was established to select and prepare qualified students to serve as officers in the Regular Army, National Guard, or Army Reserve. The curriculum is designed to develop the students' leadership potential, as well as improve the students' planning, organizing, and managerial skills.
