Wright State University Army ROTC - Raider Battalion: Pictures

Lead Lab: Rappelling

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).

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Warrior Forge 2012 (LDAC)

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.

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Staff Ride: Fort Recovery

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.

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Commissioning Class of 2012
CDT Moe answers a question by CDT Zamora
MSII and MSIII cadets plotting their points
CDTs Morgan, Swiger and Cefalu after NLN
CDT Graff conducts a weapons safety class
Cadet Barrett shows off her target
Cadet Niedermeier shows off his target
A CDT fires in the prone unsupported position
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