
08/28/2023
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The Lobo Battalion mission is to commission officers into the United States Army as Second Lieutenan
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Congratulations to our newest contracted cadets!! It’s an honor to contract these outstanding soldiers at our welcome back lab!!
Congratulations to Cadets Garcia-Melero, Godsey, and Fredrickson for commissioning as Second Lieutenants!! So proud of these cadets and best of luck for what the future holds!!
Cadets Dimmer and Ninneman at CST.
Busy day with the Lobo Battalion!! Welcome Back BBQ and New Cadet Orientation
Operation Lobo Move In: SUCCESS 📦🐺
Cadets from the Lobobattalion tried their hand at the FBI SWAT physical fitness test and crushed it!! They also got hands on experience with the BearCat and some FBI SWAT tactics
Congratulations to CDT Molly Tetrick for finishing Airborne School 🪂
“Jumping out at first was scary and bizarre but once you’re up there it feels amazing and peaceful.”
-CDT Tetrick
Congratulations to some of the Army’s newest 2nd Lieutenants! 🎉🧈
2LT Atencio
2LT Gallardo-Chavez
2LT Gallegos
2LT Garringer
2LT LaFayette
2LT Pierre-Louis
2LT Schuldt
2LT Yazze Gallegos
Go Army! Go Lobos! Lead the Pack!
And that’s a wrap! The Lobobattalion ends the school year with the spring military ball and awards ceremony. Outstanding work from all the cadets and looking forward to next semester!
Congratulations to Captain Paul Tretter on his recent promotion! Captain Tretter is new to Lobo Battalion, but is already making a lasting impact on the program, it’s cadets, and future Army leaders! Lobo Battalion thanks and congratulates you Captain Tretter.
Lead The Pack!🐺
Today UNM MSIII’s practiced and honed their marksmanship skills in preparation for advanced camp this summer. Nothing beats hands on experience! 🐺
Congratulations to cadets John Claude, Charis Buck, and Margaret Mathews on recently contracting with Lobo Battalion! These cadets have and will continue to upload the values and standards that it means to be apart of Lobo Battalion.🐺
Lead the Pack!
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Dig in and ready up! Lobo Battalion cadets conduct platoon defense operations at tactical lab last week!🐺
Congratulation to Lobo Battalions April Cadet of The Month, cadet Rebekah Bryson! Cadet Bryson was born and raised in Albuquerque New Mexico before coming to The University of New Mexico where she majors in Criminology. She enjoys hiking, reading, and playing her clarinet. Cadet Bryson’s motivations to serve are to travel and because she enjoys the lifestyle the military brings, she currently wants to commission either as and MP or Infantry officer.
Eyes up, ears open, and ready to go. Lobo Battalion cadets conduct platoon recon lab at the Bosque open space!🐺
In and Out! Lobo Battalion cadets planning and executing Platoon Raid operations and tactical lab!🐺
Zoned In. Cadets of Lobo Battalion pulling security and planning out their attack during Tactical Lab.🐺
“Success is the residue of planning” - Benjamin Franklin
Cadets of Lobo Battalion Bravo Company plan an ambush before leaving their patrol base
Congratulations to Cadet Andres Salazar! Cadet Salazar is an MSI cadet majoring in Mechanical Engineering. He enjoys going to the gym or playing basketball in his free time, and plans to commission in the Ordinance or Aviation branch.
Lobo Battalion Lab! Cadets conduct movement to contact and practice platoon movements.
This past weekend UNM ARMY ROTC’s colorguard team was honored to present the colors at the Hispano Chamber of Commerce Annual Convention .
Throwback!
October 2012, Lobo Battalion cadets teach tactics over terrain models.
Lock and load! Lobo Battalion cadets rehearse Platoon Operations during last weeks field lab!🐺
“Yesterday is not ours to recover, but tomorrow is ours to win or lose” - President Lyndon B. Johnson
The Pack is Back! Lobo Battalion cadets brief OPORDS and begin platoon level tactics in the first field lab back from winter break.🐺
Lobo Battalion is built on teamwork.
Go Lobos, Lead the Pack!
And we’re back! Lobo battalion kicks off the new semester with a briefing from LTC Mienders to help remind returning cadets what it means to be an army officer and prepare new cadets for the life they are about to take on.🐺
Let’s just say this year branch reveals we’re jaw dropping…
Congratulations to cadets:
Joan Yazze - Military Intelligence .joan.marie
Kevin Schuldt - Signal Corps
Luc-Andre Pierre-Louis - Field Artillery
Grant Atencio - Medical Services
Pracilla Gallardo-Chavez - Infantry
Lobo Battalions Cadet of the Month is cadet Ana Moreno. Cadet Moreno is a Liberal Arts major with a minor in Criminology and Military Studies. Cadet Moreno said her choice to become a leader in the Army stems from her compassion and commitment to help those around her and prevent those individuals from feeling left behind or forgotten about. Her biggest leadership inspiration was her JROTC Senior Army Instructor who she stated would always have the correct answers and gave her a strong female leadership role model. Outside of Army ROTC Cadet Moreno works as a security supervisor doing everything from crowd control to private government events. 🐺
Cadets from UNM ARMY ROTC were given the opportunity to learn more about the Army JAG Corps.
Lobo Battalion developed tactical knowledge by conducting squad reconnaissance.🐺
Last week Lobo Battalion worked on squad movements and performed drills to master these skills.
Lobo Battalion’s cadet of the month for October is cadet Tessa Bagwell. Cadet Bagwell is an MS III cadet who’s majoring in criminology and political science with a minor in political science and military studies. Cadet Bagwell is currently a platoon sergeant as well as apart of the color guard, recruiting, and yearbook teams; she is also the MSIII representative for the finance committee. Outside the program cadet Bagwell is the Vice President for the UNM Chapter of the National Society of Leadership and Success, Executive Direction for the UNM elections commission, and communications chair for the UNM PreLaw society. Cadet Bagwell’s biggest inspiration is her Grandfather mostly for his service to the nation during the Korean War. Cadet Bagwell hopes to commission into the USAR as an Intelligence or Signal Officer.
Last week the lobo battalion rehearsed communications and radios at the Wyoming National Guard armory.
On this day 21 years ago, 2,996 Americans were killed in an act of terror that changed this nation forever. Today we remember and honor those hero’s who bravely sacrificed their lives to save others, and mourn those who tragically lost their lives. Most of all we will never forget that in our hardest of times we are still one nation and will come together to help one another.
This weeks Cadet of the Week is Cadet Dallas Reed. Cadet Reed is a transfer from the UNM Navy ROTC where he was Marine Option. Cadet Reed joined the ROTC program looking for direction and a sense of purpose, he hopes to branch Armor, and some of his hobbies are hiking, shooting, and camping. He is currently double majoring is Psychology and Philosophy, he says Major General Smedley Butler inspires him.
Way to Lead the Pack Cadet Reed!🐺
Lobo Battalion Congratulates our newest commissioned 2nd LT’s. 2nd LT Sam Salazar, and 2nd LT Richard Velasquez, both commissioned 27AUG2022. 2nd LT Velasquez commissioned into the New Mexico National Guard as a Military Police officer. 2nd LT Salazar commissioned into the United States Army Reserve as a Military Intelligence officer.
Congratulations! Way to Lead the Pack!
Lobo Battalion wants to highlight Cadet Reed Pulliam this week! He has shown dedication to the program and becoming an army officer. Cadet Pulliam recently contracted with us at Lobo Battalion and for that we all say congratulations!
What made you join rotc: I joined ROTC because my cousin joined Airforce ROTC and his life has turned out pretty great and I want my life to turn out as great as his or greater.
What do you want to branch: I would like to branch engineering, more specifically I would like to go combat engineer. But aviation is close 2nd.
What do you enjoy doing for fun outside the program: outside of the program I really enjoy hanging out with friends, playing sports, and working out.
What is your degree: I’m majoring in architecture and minoring in military science.
Who inspires you the most: the thing that inspires me most is my future, I have a lot of goals I would like to achieve in my life and I think army ROTC is going to help me. I want to get married, start a family, build my own house, and live a life where money isn’t an issue and I can just enjoy my time with my family.
Lead the Pack!
Lobo Battalion wants to highlight Cadet Reed Pulliam this week! He has shown dedication to the program and becoming an army officer. Cadet Pulliam recently contracted with us at Lobo Battalion and for that we all say congratulations!
What made you join rotc: I joined ROTC because my cousin joined Airforce ROTC and his life has turned out pretty great and I want my life to turn out as great as his or greater.
What do you want to branch: I would like to branch engineering, more specifically I would like to go combat engineer. But aviation is close 2nd.
What do you enjoy doing for fun outside the program: outside of the program I really enjoy hanging out with friends, playing sports, and working out.
What is your degree: I’m majoring in architecture and minoring in military science.
Who inspires you the most: the thing that inspires me most is my future, I have a lot of goals I would like to achieve in my life and I think army ROTC is going to help me. I want to get married, start a family, build my own house, and live a life where money isn’t an issue and I can just enjoy my time with my family.
Lead the Pack!
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