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This is the offcial page of the UTC Army ROTC Mocs Batallion. A unit of the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) was officially established on April 7, 1950 at the University of Chattanooga. The program continued at the University of Chattanooga and turned out many distinguished officers in the United States Army. However, the program was marked for closure in 1994 due to national budget cuts an

d reviews; ROTC left the University of Tennessee Chattanooga campus late 1997. However, because of a growing demand for an ROTC program in Chattanooga, the ROTC program finally returned to the university on August 20, 2007. Today, the programs enrollment continues to grow. While this is an open forum, it's also a family friendly one, so please keep
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For more information about UT Army ROTC, please contact:


CPT. Stuart Allgood
Assistant Professor of Military Science, Army ROTC
[email protected]

or

Mr. Kent Maddox
Recruiting Operations Officer, Army ROTC
[email protected]


Some helpful links for information on Army ROTC:

Army ROTC - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc.html

College Students - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/college-students.html

High School Students - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/high-school-students.html

Enlisted Soldiers -
http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/enlisted-soldiers.html

Congratulations to these OUTSTANDING cadets who have Graduated CST From 5th and 6th Regiment ! You guys absolutely kille...
08/25/2026

Congratulations to these OUTSTANDING cadets who have Graduated CST From 5th and 6th Regiment ! You guys absolutely killed it and the battalion is extremely proud of you !!🇺🇸🦅

GO MOCS!

CST 2026: COMPLETE! 🎉🇺🇸Congratulations to Cadet Jean Pierre on graduating from 7th Regiment and Cadets Levis and Glassma...
08/23/2026

CST 2026: COMPLETE! 🎉🇺🇸

Congratulations to Cadet Jean Pierre on graduating from 7th Regiment and Cadets Levis and Glassman on graduating from 9th Regiment!

Each of them put in the work, took on the challenge, and represented UTC Army ROTC along the way. We couldn’t be more proud of what they accomplished!

Way to go, Mocs! 💙💛🇺🇸

Congratulations to Cadet Cobb on earning the title of Mr. Chattanooga Men’s Physique 2026 at the Chattanooga Fitness Exp...
08/02/2026

Congratulations to Cadet Cobb on earning the title of Mr. Chattanooga Men’s Physique 2026 at the Chattanooga Fitness Expo!

With this being his second competition ever, Cadet Cobb delivered an outstanding performance that impressed both the judges and the crowd. His relentless work ethic and determination to push his limits have led to an incredible achievement. We are proud of you Cadet Cobb!

GO MOCS!

We want to give a HUGE shoutout to Cadet Griffin!Cadet Griffin successfully earned RECONDO while attending Cadet Summer ...
07/28/2026

We want to give a HUGE shoutout to Cadet Griffin!
Cadet Griffin successfully earned RECONDO while attending Cadet Summer Training with 5th Regiment, and was also selected as the recipient of the Armed Forces Bank Award.

This award recognizes the cadet who best demonstrates respect for diverse cultures and people by effectively utilizing training scenarios to apply cross-cultural competencies in complex environments.
Cadet Griffin’s dedication, professionalism, and commitment to leadership have brought great pride to the Mocs Battalion. Congratulations!!

GO MOCS! 💙💛


Congratulations to Cadet Schomburg on successfully completing Air Assault School! Your hard work and dedication has paid...
07/19/2026

Congratulations to Cadet Schomburg on successfully completing Air Assault School! Your hard work and dedication has paid off, the Mocs Battalion is proud of your accomplishment! 🇺🇸🦅

Congratulations to the Mocs who have graduated from CST for 1st - 4th Regiment, GO MOCS! 💛💙Shoutout to…CDT Richardson CD...
07/17/2026

Congratulations to the Mocs who have graduated from CST for 1st - 4th Regiment, GO MOCS! 💛💙

Shoutout to…

CDT Richardson
CDT Werner
CDT Bryan
CDT Dobson
CDT Pollard
CDT Burkett

Today, we had the honor of celebrating these outstanding gentlemen as they commissioned into the United States Army as S...
05/21/2026

Today, we had the honor of celebrating these outstanding gentlemen as they commissioned into the United States Army as Second Lieutenants. Over the years, they have demonstrated unwavering dedication, resilience, leadership, and commitment to something greater than themselves.

Commissioning is more than just a ceremony, it represents the beginning of a commitment to lead with integrity, selfless service, and courage. We are proud to have watched these cadets grow into confident leaders who are prepared to take on the responsibility of leading Soldiers in the United States Army.
As they begin this next chapter of their Army careers, we know they will continue to inspire those around them and make a lasting impact wherever they go. Congratulations, Lieutenants, your ROTC family is incredibly proud of all you have accomplished, and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for each of you. 🇺🇸
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Cadet Speights joined ROTC to better himself and build a strong foundation for his future. It gave him the structure, di...
05/04/2026

Cadet Speights joined ROTC to better himself and build a strong foundation for his future. It gave him the structure, discipline, and opportunities to grow as both a leader and a person, while preparing him for a long-term career in the Army.

Graduating from Air Assault School this experience pushed him mentally and physically and showed him what he’s capable of under pressure.

“The friendships I’ve built through ROTC. The shared experiences, challenges, and time spent together created bonds that will last well beyond college and into our careers.”

“Keep an open mind, stay adaptable, and give your best effort in everything you do. The little things compound over time, and consistency is what sets you apart.”

Why ROTC:Cadet Speights joined ROTC to better himself and build a strong foundation for his future. It gave him the stru...
05/04/2026

Why ROTC:
Cadet Speights joined ROTC to better himself and build a strong foundation for his future. It gave him the structure, discipline, and opportunities to grow as both a leader and a person, while preparing him for a long-term career in the Army.

Biggest Accomplishment:
Graduating from Air Assault School this experience pushed him mentally and physically and showed him what he’s capable of under pressure.

Best Memory:
“The friendships I’ve built through ROTC. The shared experiences, challenges, and time spent together created bonds that will last well beyond college and into our careers.”

Lasting Legacy / Advice:
“Keep an open mind, stay adaptable, and give your best effort in everything you do. The little things compound over time, and consistency is what sets you apart.”

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Spring 2026 Change of Command CeremonyThis Change of Command for the Mocs Battalion marked a formal and time-honored tra...
04/30/2026

Spring 2026 Change of Command Ceremony

This Change of Command for the Mocs Battalion marked a formal and time-honored transition of leadership. Rooted in Army tradition, the ceremony signifies the passing of responsibility from one commander to the next, honoring the dedication, accomplishments, and lasting impact of the outgoing leadership while welcoming the incoming command as they step forward to lead the Battalion and carry out its mission with pride and purpose.

We are proud to introduce our new Battalion leadership: Battalion Commander CDT Durby, Executive Officer CDT Herman, and Command Sergeant Major CDT Dobson.

Set against the backdrop of Chickamauga Battlefield, we were also surrounded by a living legacy. This historic ground stands as a powerful reminder of the courage, sacrifice, and unwavering service of those who came before us, grounding this moment in something far greater than ourselves.

Shoutout to Cadet John Dobson for receiving the Veterans of Foreign Wars Citation and Medal for outstanding achievement and exceptional leadership ability!!

GO MOCS! 💙💛🇺🇸
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