FORT KNOX, Ky. – The U.S. Army Cadet Command proudly inducted 25 distinguished alumni into the Army ROTC Hall of Fame Oct. 14 during the Cadet Luncheon at the Association of the United States Army's ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The U.S. Army no longer plans to cut the ROTC unit at the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. After announcing the unit's closure ...

The nation’s top Army ROTC cadets convened for the 51st George C. Marshall Leadership and Awards Seminar held Feb. 23-24, 2026, at the Virginia ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Army ROTC Cadet Neil Edara was found unresponsive during land navigation training and later pronounced dead. (Army) A 22-year-old ...

Four McCluer Army JROTC female cadets hold the battalion's top leadership positions for the 2018-19 school year: Arkayla Page, Kyra Sanders, Tiara Worshim and Erin Stroud. Parents, family members, ...

Krystal Porter said the ROTC prepared her for her post-military career. Porter recently starred in a ROTC promotional video shot in the University of Virginia’s Academical Village. Framed by the ...

CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (Iowa Capital Dispatch) - The University of Northern Iowa Army ROTC program learned this week it will continue operations in a new capacity after it was identified for inactivation ...

Elizabeth City State University is losing its U.S. Army ROTC “Viking Battalion” next year because of reductions in the Army’s civilian workforce, the Army has announced. ECSU is among 10 universities, ...

MORE ON THAT COMING UP. SUSANNE THANK YOU. NEW THIS MORNING A CADET HAS PASSED AWAY DURING SUMMER TRAINING AT FORT KNOX. ARMY OFFICIALS SAY 22 YEAR CADET NEIL ADARA WAS IN LAND NAVIGATION TRAINING ON ...

An Army ROTC cadet from New Jersey died during a land navigation training at Fort Knox last Thursday, officials said. Neil Edara, a 22-year-old Ridgewood native who joined Rutgers University’s ROTC in ...

An Army ROTC cadet from New Jersey died during a summer training incident at Fort Knox, the U.S. military training program announced. Neil Edara, a Rutgers University ROTC cadet from Ridgewood, was ...