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Army ROTC at UNT. Leadership Excellence in action. Earn a Commission as an officer in the United States Army and get your education at TCU. General information
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Last week cadets rotated through four instructional stations covering Weapons Safety, Weapons Handling & Functions, Basi...
09/01/2026

Last week cadets rotated through four instructional stations covering Weapons Safety, Weapons Handling & Functions, Basic Firing Techniques, and M4 Cleaning & Maintenance. Designed to develop fundamental skills the training gave MS1 and MS2 cadets a strong introduction to safe weapon operation, marksmanship basics, and proper maintenance procedures. Meanwhile MS3 cadets refined their training in preparation for CST .

Iron sharpens iron. This morning our MS4s led an AFT Prep PT session demonstrating each event, coaching proper form and ...
08/26/2026

Iron sharpens iron. This morning our MS4s led an AFT Prep PT session demonstrating each event, coaching proper form and technique, and preparing cadets for success on next week’s AFT. Awesome team work today guys🔥💪

Week one in the books! drill and ceremony, customs and courtesies, lots of learning, and even more water breaks. 💚🦅
08/26/2026

Week one in the books! drill and ceremony, customs and courtesies, lots of learning, and even more water breaks. 💚🦅

During your first semester you can expect to participate in an orientation designed to introduce you to the program and ...
08/24/2026

During your first semester you can expect to participate in an orientation designed to introduce you to the program and set the foundation for your success. This event provides an opportunity to meet the cadre, instructors, and support staff who will guide your military training and assist you throughout your academic journey. You will receive an overview of ROTC expectations, grooming and appearance standards, and the resources available to help you develop as a future leader such as scholarship or SMP opportunities.
Orientation also allows you to connect with upperclassmen cadets who can share valuable advice and mentorship based on their experiences in the program. In addition, you will have the chance to build relationships with fellow first-year cadets, creating a strong sense of teamwork and camaraderie from the start. 💚🦅

22 + showed up and showed out 💪🔥 First PT with Coach Sam and the crew. Laying the foundation today for better health and...
08/21/2026

22 + showed up and showed out 💪🔥 First PT with Coach Sam and the crew. Laying the foundation today for better health and future success. Building fundamentals, Health, and Strength one session at a time 💚🦅

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs.Glover  🎊 Wishing you a wonderful birthday filled with happiness, laughter, and all the appreciation ...
08/16/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY Mrs.Glover 🎊
Wishing you a wonderful birthday filled with happiness, laughter, and all the appreciation you deserve.You are such an important part of the Mean Green Battalion we are lucky to have you! 💚🦅🎂🎉

A huge congratulations to Cadets Tobi and Laurenco on completing Air Assault School! 🪽Cadet Tobi, a Biology major and pr...
08/12/2026

A huge congratulations to Cadets Tobi and Laurenco on completing Air Assault School! 🪽
Cadet Tobi, a Biology major and pre-med student at Texas Woman’s University and Cadet Laurenco, a Business, Computer, and Information Systems major at the University of North Texas, are both part of our Mean Green Battalion and their commitment, grit, and determination are an inspiration to us all. We are extremely proud of everything they accomplished and can’t wait to see what they achieve next! Let’s go mean green! T-Dubb!!

Success is earned, not given.Congratulations to the Mean Green Battalion cadets who have graduated from Cadet Summer Tra...
07/22/2026

Success is earned, not given.
Congratulations to the Mean Green Battalion cadets who have graduated from Cadet Summer Training as part of Regiments 1-5. Through long days, tough evaluations, and countless opportunities to demonstrate leadership, these cadets rose to the challenge and represented the battalion with pride.
⭐ 1st Regiment: Sullivan, Born
⭐ 2nd Regiment: Pecina, Hernandez, Koch
⭐ 3rd Regiment: Clayton, Pierson, AK, Wiggins
⭐ 4th Regiment: Barriga, Gonzalez, Molina
⭐ 5th Regiment: Kim, Milsap, Won
Your hard work, professionalism, and perseverance reflect the strength of the Mean Green Battalion. Congratulations on this milestone, and best of luck to the remaining cadets currently attending CST. 💚🦅
Leadership starts here.


07/15/2026

Here directly from our cadets at Basic Camp what Land Nav is really like. CDT Brown and CDT Dixon 2nd Regiment

Congratulations to CDT Hogan for successfully completing airborne school!!🪽The U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Benning...
07/08/2026

Congratulations to CDT Hogan for successfully completing airborne school!!🪽
The U.S. Army Airborne School at Fort Benning in Georgia is a grueling 3-week course. It trains military personnel in basic static-line parachuting to conduct rapid, battalion-size airborne deployments.
CDT Hogan success is celebrated throughout the program. 🪽💪
Keep setting the standard!!

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