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Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC)
The Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) is a federally sponsored high school program that trains "cadets" in basic military skills, citizenship, leadership and patriotism. The program is funded by the US Department of Defense
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they cant really tell you NOT to date so i'd say YES as long as you dont bring it into the "work place"
Is there JROTC in Rhode Island?
Yes, there are 3:
1. Cranston East High School in Cranston
2. Hope High School in Providence
3. Rogers High School in Newport
See previous answer: When_did_jrotc_start It was started by an act of Congress, originally in 1916. Details about the passage of the act is here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Defense_Act_of_1916 It would seem that the answer to the question is more of a "why was it founded", rather than by whom, though Wikipedia in the article cited above does say, "Its chief proponent was James Hay of Virginia, the chairman of the Committee on Military Affairs." It would be overreaching to claim that James Hay was the founder of the JROTC, though this might be the closest to an answer to a strict reading of the question.
How do you get promoted in jrotc?
You can get promoted quickly if you do more than perform your duties. Try to get involved in JROTC's other events and activities. Join the Drill Team, Color Guard, and/or Raiders. All of these are after school curriculums. Also try to participate in the community services your JROTC intructor might hold once in a while. Ask him or her about upcoming events and community services. Also study, mainly about the history of America. Questions about this topic will be asked when you go up for promotion.
