The Air Force ROTC curriculum has three central components: academic classes, the leadership laboratory (LLab), and physical training (PT). Each semester, cadets are required to register for both an ...

and Physical Training, Detachment 105 seeks to develop cadets into resilient leaders who are confident in their abilities and experiences for the future of military operations. A unique aspect of ...

Air Force ROTC unofficially began with the passage of the Morrill Act (Land-Grant Act) in 1862, which established military training at land-grant colleges and universities. But the name "Reserve ...

McKenzie’s role in the AFROTC has changed each semester, from leading the physical fitness training to taking on other leadership roles. “Nick has exhibited himself as a strong leader from day one in ...

Admission to flight school is based on cadets' entire AFROTC career, making the process extremely competitive, Sawicki said. Students are evaluated on, among other things, their GPA, performance in a ...

As an AS100 (freshman) you will learn about customs and courtesies, health and physical fitness, drill and ceremonies ... you will participate in Field Training, the AFROTC version of Basic Military ...

Looking to soar with AFROTC? Choose Detachment 940 at the University of Wyoming for a personalized journey toward your Department of the Air Force career. Embark on your Department of the Air Force ...

Air Force ROTC Detachment 220, based in the Purdue Polytechnic Institute, is comprised of over 145 future Air Force and Space Force leaders. The detachment consistently commissions more than 15 rated ...

The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) offers university students a distinguished pathway to becoming commissioned officers in the Department of the Air Force upon the completion of ...