• In this final part of a three volume series about Air University from Reserve Officer Training Corps members, Jasmin Snodgrass, a cadet at AFROTC Det. 150, talks about how ROTC has shaped her and prepared her for her future leadership opportunities. Shaping the Future
    Shaping the Future
  • In this second part of a three volume series about Air University from Reserve Officer Training Corps members, Col. Rodney Singleton, AFROTC Det. 145 commander, talks about the importance of development and how ROTC prepares future officers. Preparing Future Officers
    Preparing Future Officers
  • In this first volume of a three part video series highlighting Air University with Reserve Officer Training Corps members, Col. Jason Patla, AFROTC Det. 157 commander, talks about the impact of ROTC and the importance of building leaders. Building Leaders
    Building Leaders
  • Air Force ROTC cadre members talk about their experience serving through guiding the next generation of Air Force officers through their commissioning experience. Interested members can read more about instructor opportunities at Air University at https://www.airuniversity.af.edu/Instructors/. (U.S. Air Force video by Billy Blankenship) Air Force ROTC cadre talk about their experience serving the next generation of Air Force officers
    Air Force ROTC cadre talk about their experience serving the next generation of Air Force officers
  • Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps worked with Air Force Officer Training School to revamp their entire approach to training future officers at Field Training. They didn't just rework and update the curriculum, they changed their entire battle rhythm and approach to produce officers for future conflict and warfighting. (U.S. Air Force video by Robert Dantzler) AFROTC Field Training
    AFROTC Field Training
  • Commercial for Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps. (U.S. Air Force video by Billy Blankenship) Air Force ROTC
    Air Force ROTC
  • Brig Gen Charles McGee AFROTC Unveils the New Charles McGee Leadership Award
    AFROTC Unveils the New Charles McGee Leadership Award

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