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Newly Commissioned Second Lieutenants Mark Fischer, Dustin McKenna, Logan Bridgeford, Blaine Cox and Larry Anderson
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Patrolling Lanes Training Lab
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Class A Uniform Inspection
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Class A Uniform Inspection
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Photo by Troy Fedderson / University Communications © 2011, The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska. All rights reserved.
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Cadet Gallagher makes a saving catch during the Army ROTC versus Navy/Marine ROTC frisbee challenge at the Joint Services Field Meet
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Antelope artillery celebrating a touchdown
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Cadet Bell receives final instructions from Master Sergeant Williams as he begins his descent in the ROTC rappelling lab
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Cadet Kahnk instructs Cadets on basic rifle marksmanship
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House of Pain - Specialized physical training for the Army ROTC junior class
Cooling down following the Ruck run event at the April Ranger Buddy Challenge in Lawrence, Kansas
LTC Blankenhorn evaluates freshman Army ROTC Cadet Bryce Andrews' physical fitness test performance
Army ROTC Teaches You to Lead
- is one of the best leadership courses in the country, producing 75% of all Army officers - prestigious professionals who serve as the leaders and managers of this nation's armed forces.
- is designed as a college elective, which you can try out for up to two years with no obligation.
- provides you with a wide range of experiences as you work towards your degree, combining military science classes with hands-on leadership experience, giving you an edge over your peers in the job market.
- leadership development
- problem solving techniques
- management planning and organization
- professional ethics and responsibilities
- military skills and training.
The Army ROTC program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is looking for quality students, athletes, and leaders capable of leading America's Army. In order to do so, we stress the importance of living the Army Values. These seven core values are LOYALTY, DUTY, RESPECT, SELFLESS SERVICE, HONOR, INTEGRITY, and PERSONAL COURAGE.
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Cadets Nathan Carda and Ryan Gallagher competed in the 36th Annual Marine Corps Marathon in Washington DC on 30 October 2011. Continue reading...
COL Randall L. Koehlmoos ROTC Scholarship Fund
COL Randy Koehlmoos, UNL Army ROTC alumnus (1987), died on August 27, 2011, following a non-combat auto accident in Jakarta, Indonesia. The COL Randall L. Koehlmoos ROTC Scholarship Fund has been created at the University of Nebraska Foundation in his memory. Continue reading.....










