US Military ROTC

In the US Army ROTC and JROTC, it's three round silver discs.

Yes, there is my friend who lives in Hawaii talks about JROTC and ROTC all the time.

Yes, it does. MSU offers Army ROTC.

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no only army ROTC

University of Mississippi does have Army, Air Force and Navy ROTC

it largely depends on what you want to be. another aspect is that if you do ROTC while you are serving your obligated reserve duty if you get a call of duty or you have to attend the periodic training your employer cannot fire you this means that you have a stable job under those circumstances but it also means for your employer that would be harder to replace or fire you, this might not go well with some employers but that hardly ever happens and there are many awesome benefits like easier life insurance and an awesome health plan but those are just a few check out the official ROTC website for more of the benefits (and responsibilities) of the whole thing

The law ROTC under Prescorazon Aquino is the absentee voting law. The absentee voting is to allow the officers and employees of government who are away from the places of registration by reason of official functions.

Abolished what?

You can enter Army Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (JROTC), provided you are least in the 9th grade. ROTC for any branch of service is a collegiate level course.

you can think of Officer Candidate School (OCS) as a bottle of peanut butter and a bottle of jelly. OCS is a rigorous 12 week program that is a continuous blob of hard work given to train you as an officer you must have already completed a bachelors degree level education in order to take it.

on the other hand ROTC is like a bottle of pre-mixed peanut butter and jelly where you pursue a bachelors degree while taking officer trainingbut you finish both at the same time

For Workers Compensation (WC) coverage, technically the answer is "yes", but reality states

If you have been diagnosed with asthma any time after the age of 13 then you are automatically disqualified from every branc of the US Military

Yes it is a great way to recruit people as officers by paying for their education.

Depends on their occupational specialty.

Embry-Riddle has ROTC for all 3 branches

In many states, yes. In a majority of states, homeschooled children are still entitled to use the services of their district public school. This includes sports, music, phys-ed, ROTC, labs, libraries, and other services.

ROTC leaders are role models to their cadets. They are able to use good judgment and morals. They are always on display which allows their qualities to be passed on to others.

Each ROTC Unit can select their own choice of competition air rifles if they are in a match. You will find rifles made by Walther, Feinwerkbau and others. No one rifle is predominate

Yes just because you have a child this does not disqualify you

Yes, it is generally acceptable to take ROTC (Reserve Officers' Training Corps) during the first semester and CWTS (Civic Welfare Training Service) in the second semester, as they are typically offered as separate programs. However, it's important to check with your specific institution's academic policies and program requirements, as they may have specific guidelines regarding the scheduling and enrollment in these courses. Make sure to consult with your academic advisor for personalized guidance.

ROTC members on scholarship who choose to opt out after their first year typically do not receive a DD214, as this form is issued to service members who have completed active duty or have been discharged from service. Instead, they may be released from their scholarship contract without completing any military service. However, the specifics can vary based on the circumstances and the policies of the ROTC program. It's advisable for individuals to consult with their ROTC cadre for detailed guidance on their particular situation.