Cadets headed over to the Rappelling Tower to coduct rappelling training. For some this would be the first time they've ever rappelled, others are veterans of the tower. Pictured on the right are MSG Jose Monegro (feeding the rope as the cadet moves) and Cadet Gregory Bush (as he is lowering himself into the starting position).
During the summer months, cadets will attend the Leadership Development Assessment Course. There cadets will be tested on all of the knowledge they have gained throughout their time in ROTC. Skills tested include Land navigation and the ability to lead a squad and section in a mock mission. LDAC is held on Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Seattle, Washington.
This past Saturday, the Raider Battalion seniors went on a trip to Fort Recovery in Ohio to learn about the Battle of Wabash from historian and author of Wabash 1791: St Clair's defeat, John F. Winkler. Cadets analyzed tactical decisions made by both armies. They also visited the museum which containied many recovered items such as arrow heads, rifles and bayonets, pieces of uniforms and documents. Pictured is the cover of his book.

Cadet Battalion Commander Anthony Cefalu |
Cadet Executive Officer James Morgan |
Cadet Command Sergeant Major James Foreman
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c/S1 (Personnel) Michael Cortner |
c/S2 (Intelligence) Denver Burkhart |
c/S3 (Operations) Gregory Bush |
c/S4 (Supply) Iskandar Atajanow |
c/S5 (Public Affairs) Katelyn McMillion |
c/S6 (Communication) Katelyn McMillion |
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A Company CEO Anneliese Casey |
A Company CEO Scott Presar |
B Company CEO Derek Swiger |
B Company CEO Andrew Thompson |
Cadet ROO Kevin Booker |
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Cadet Color Guard Commander Terrence Hodges |
Cadet Ranger Company Commander Derek Swiger |
Directly responsible to the Professor of Military Science for the command, control, health, welfare, morale, discipline, safety, and retention of all enrolled MSI, II, III, IV, and Completion Cadets. Provides command guidance and supervises all training, planning, and execution of battalion operations; sets the standard and direction of the Battalion. Serves as an ambassador by representing the Raider Battalion on and off campus and briefs visiting dignitaries on the status of the battalion. Promotes esprit-de-corps and is responsible for implementation of the Cadet Mentorship and Sponsorship Program. Actively participates in the weekly training meeting by providing feedback and lessons learned from completed training. Directs and supervises the long-range planning of major events with Cadre guidance. Builds an effective chain of command and develops a positive command climate with a consistent presence at all Battalion functions. Communicates intent and empowers subordinates to act appropriately to accomplish missions while supervising and evaluating the execution of plans.
Cadet Executive OfficerThe Cadet Executive Officer serves as the Cadet Battalion Commander’s principal staff officer responsible for directing and supervising staff coordination and ensuring effective and prompt staff actions. Responsible for establishing, managing and enforcing staff planning timeline and synchronization which conforms to the mission and in accordance with the Cadet Battalion Commander’s guidance. Monitors the staff’s discipline, morale, and staff planning. Supervises all tasks assigned to the staff and serves as the acting Cadet Battalion Commander in his/her absence. Manages the Cadet Battalion Commander’s Information Requirements (CCIRs).
Cadet Command Sergeant MajorThe Cadet Command Sergeant Major is responsible for providing the Cadet Battalion Commander with personal, professional and technical advice on Cadet (enlisted) matters and Cadet Non-Commissioned Officer Corps. Executes established policies and standards concerning Cadet performance, training, appearance, safety and conduct. Establishes and maintains communication with subordinate Cadet NCOs and other Cadet enlisted personnel through Cadet NCO channels. Provides counsel and guidance to Cadet NCOs and administers and chairs unit selection boards for Cadet of the Quarter. Monitors and recommends actions as necessary on the morale and discipline of the Raider Battalion. Adheres to guidance and direction provided by the Senior Military Instructor.
Cadet S1 (Personnel):Responsible for monitoring and advising the Cadet Battalion Commander on all personnel issues and actions to include accountability, promotions, awards, pay services, medical services, and legal issues. Conducts staff coordination with the Human Resources Administrator and applicable Cadre members. Assists the HRA with Personnel Asset Inventories (PAIs). As directed, prepares annexes and appendices to plans and orders in support of mission accomplishment and training events. Advises the Cadet Battalion Commander and staff on regulations and policies which govern Cadet personnel actions.
Cadet S2 (intelligence):Responsible for monitoring and advising the Cadet Battalion Commander on all issues pertaining to physical, personnel and information security. Conducts staff coordination with the Human Resources Administrator and applicable Cadre members. As directed, prepares annexes and appendices to plans and orders in support of mission accomplishment and training events. Advises the Cadet Battalion Commander and staff on regulations and policies which govern security issues to include anti-terrorism and force protection.
Cadet S3 (Operations):Serve as the principal staff officer for all matters pertaining to training, plans, and operations. Responsible for preparing and supervising the execution of the trainingwithin the battalion. Prepares training guidance for the Commander’s approval. Identifies training requirements and ensures training is oriented on setting conditions for improving individual training proficiency levels across MS classes. Works with the Detachment S-3 in preparing, coordinating, authenticating, publishing, and distributing the Command Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) and Operations Orders (OPORDs) throughout the chain of command. Reviews OPORDs for synchronization and completion, ensures risk management is integrated into all training events. Reports training results to include deficiencies and after action reviews (AARs) at weekly training meetings. Responsible to facilitate weekly training meetings and Lead Lab coordination with Cadre as necessary.
Cadet S4 (Supply):The Cadet S4 is Responsible for all logistical operations in the areas of supply, services, transportation, and resource management in support of the Raider Battalion operations and training events. Conducts staff coordination with the Supply Technician. Forecast supply requirements and recommends support, supply priorities, and controlled supply rates. Coordinates the requisitioning, acquisitioning, and storage of all classes of supply and equipment, and the maintenance of material records in accordance with applicable regulations, policies, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). Forecast service requirements to include transportation, field-feeding services, and field sanitation. Maintains visibility of assigned equipment within the battalion and advises the commander on all logistical services. As directed, prepares annexes and appendices to plans and orders in support of mission accomplishment and training events.
Cadet S5 (Public Affairs):The Cadet S5 is responsible for all issues pertaining to community and public affairs. Conducts staff coordination with Cadet ROO, Cadet S-3 and Assistant Professor of Military Science as necessary. Conducts weekly reviews of university calendar and community events with Cadet ROO to provide participation recommendations to Cadet Command Group and Cadre. Coordinates community and outreach events (blood drives, fundraisers, volunteer opportunities, guest speakers). Responsible to coordinate and plan special emphasis observances.
Cadet S6 (Communication):The Cadet S6 is responsible for all issues pertaining command, control, communication and computer operations. Conducts staff coordination with Cadet S-5 and Assistant Professor of Military Science as necessary. Responsible for updating all social media platforms (website, Facebook, Twitter) with current and relevant pictures and videos of Raider Battalion events. Responsible for proper use of all communication equipment (radios, cameras) in training and battalion events. Recommends CP locations based on the information environment. Prepares, maintains, and updates all information management estimates, plans, and orders. Coordinates with Cadre for accounts and use of Blackboard.
Company Evaluation Officers:The Company Evaluation Officers serve as the senior company Teachers, Assessors and Coaches (TAC) for his/her assigned company. Responsible for ensuring Leadership Assessment Reports are completed in accordance with published Leadership Development Program (LDP) standards and submitted in a timely fashion. Coaches and Mentors all Cadets on lessons and experiences from Warrior Forge. Responsible for evaluating MSIII’s in both garrison and tactical environments. Responsible for conducting Land Navigation. The CEOs work directly with the Senior Military Instructor (SMI) and Training NCO.
Cadet Assistant ROOs:The Cadet Assistant ROOs are responsible for coordinating the battalion's overall campus recruiting program. Coordinates directly with the Battalion Recruiting Operations Officer (ROO) and Army National Guard Liaison (LNO) on executing the Cadet Battalion Recruiting and Retention Strategy to include marketing. Responsible for coordination with ROO to maintain marketing material current and relevant throughout campus. Maintains and prepares Cadet recruiting participation reports for Professor of Military Science.
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