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Wright State University Army ROTC Raider Battalion
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Welcome to the Wright State University Army ROTC webpage! Home of the Raider Battalion. Army ROTC is the foundation for leadership that the United States Army is looking for. Cadets are challenged physically and mentally and expected to be outstanding students academically and outstanding people for the surrounding community. Pictured above is this years Ranger Challenge team who competed against more than twenty other ROTC programs at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Also pictured above is a Cadet conducting basic rifle marksmanship. For the Cadet Guide click here. If you are interested in joining Army ROTC please click here to see the various ways you can enroll. 328 Fawcett Hall 775-2763 See what former cadets and current cadets have to say! Ever wonder what participants in Army ROTC do? Are you a student currently in the Reserves or National Guard who will be attending Wright State in the Spring? If so check this out.
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Wright State University 328 Fawcett Hall 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. Dayton, OH 45435-0001 (937) 775-3841 charles.arneson@wright.edu | ||||||||
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