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Saber's Lead the Way! The OFFICIAL page of Cramer's Saber Battalion serves University of Rh Qualified cadets have the opportunity to attend U.S.

Army ROTC is a program which provides college students the skills and leadership training to become officers in the United States Active Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard. The academic program which ROTC provides challenges students to develop the responsibility, self-confidence, and leadership ability necessary to be successful, not only in the military, but in the civilian sector as well. T

he program emphasizes academic excellence, physical training, written and oral communication, as well as ethics to develop all facets of an individual. Army Airborne, Air Assault, Northern Warfare, and Mountain Schools, all while pursuing the goal of accepting a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Army, United States Army Reserve, or Army National Guard

For its many benefits, Army ROTC requires only a few hours a week. It does not interfere with your required college curriculum or social life. In fact, you will find ROTC a great place to form lasting friendships. Upon graduation from a 4-year college and successful completion of ROTC, cadets receive commissions as Second Lieutenants in one of the Army's specialized branches. If you would like to build a solid, well-rounded future, take a closer look at Army ROTC at the University of Rhode Island. To find out more about University of Rhode Island ROTC, contact us at: (401) 874-7682

04/28/2026

From the classroom to the field to nights like this—our battalion continues to grow stronger together. Military Ball 2026.

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04/23/2026

⭐️ Senior Spotlight: CDT Clayton Roach ⭐️

From Germantown, TN, CDT Roach is a General Business major with a minor in Military Science and Leadership. Throughout his ROTC career, he has taken on key leadership roles including Safety Officer, Platoon Leader, S2, and OPS SGM, demonstrating strong commitment to both mission and team.

Set to serve in the Rhode Island Army National Guard as a Military Intelligence Officer, he also plans to attend Roger Williams University School of Law to study Business and Labor Law.

His advice to future cadets:
“Be a sponge—absorb as much as you can from everyone around you. Stay humble, learn from mistakes, and keep moving forward.”

Join us in celebrating CDT Roach’s leadership and wishing him success in both his military and academic future!

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04/19/2026

Hard work doesn’t go unnoticed. Proud to celebrate the dedication and achievements of our cadets. Congratulations to all award recipients!

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04/12/2026

What’s the best part of CWST?
We asked our cadets to find out. From overcoming fears to building confidence in the water, here’s what they had to say.

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04/10/2026

⭐️Senior Spotlight: CDT Thomas Bock⭐️

From Orange County, CA, CDT Bock is a Marine Affairs major with minors in Military Science and Oceanography. During his time in ROTC, he served in several leadership roles including Squad Leader, Alpha Company 1SG, S4, and XO, demonstrating commitment to both his peers and the battalion.

Set to commission as an Active Duty Armor Officer, CDT Bock reflects on his favorite ROTC memory:
“FTX—seeing cadets from all MS classes come together to accomplish missions and lanes together.”

Join us in celebrating CDT Bock and wishing him success as he begins his career in the Armor branch!

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04/07/2026

Step into a day in the life of Cadet Noel!

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03/30/2026

The smiles say it all. CFTX tested our leadership, teamwork, and resilience—but it also reminded us why we do it: the people beside us.

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03/09/2026

⭐️Senior Spotlight: CDT Dillon Coblentz⭐️

From Chouteau, OK, CDT Coblentz is a Cultural and Historic Preservation / Archaeology major who has demonstrated strong leadership throughout his ROTC career. He served in key roles including Battalion Commander and Bravo Company Commander, and completed CTLT in Germany.

Set to commission into the Oklahoma National Guard as a Field Artillery Officer, CDT Coblentz’s advice to future cadets: “Try out for CTLT.”

Join us in celebrating CDT Coblentz’s leadership and wishing him success in his future with the Oklahoma National Guard!

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03/02/2026

⭐️Senior Spotlight: CDT Saliou Ndiaye⭐️

From Woonsocket, RI, CDT Ndiaye is a Biological Sciences and Military Sciences major who has demonstrated strong leadership throughout his ROTC career. He has served in key roles including Squad Leader, PSG, ACO, CSM, and S4, and competed in Ranger Challenge. He will commission into the Army National Guard.

His advice to future cadets:
“Your peers won’t remember every flawless OPORD. They’ll remember whether you listened, showed up prepared, and owned your mistakes. Learn the doctrine and hold standards—but never forget that trust is what makes people follow you when things get hard.”

Join us in celebrating CDT Ndiaye’s leadership, professionalism, and the lasting impact he’s made on the battalion!

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02/24/2026

⭐️Senior Spotlight: CDT Daniel DiCuffa⭐️

From Center Moriches, NY, CDT DiCuffa is an Anthropology major with minors in Leadership Studies and Military Science and Leadership. His ROTC experience has been extensive, including Airborne School, CST OPFOR, CTLT, Tough Ruck, Army Ten-Miler, Massachusetts 5K for the Fallen, multiple leadership engagements with senior Army leaders, and a Battalion Seminar with General (R) Charles Flynn. He has served in numerous leadership roles including Team Leader, Squad Leader, Color Sergeant, Finance Officer, Commissioning OIC, S3, S2, and currently Military Ball OIC.

Set to commission as an Active Duty Air Defense Artillery Officer, CDT DiCuffa’s advice to future cadets: “Apply yourself to the fullest. You get out what you put in. Show up, work hard, be self-disciplined, ask for help, and success will find you.”

Join us in celebrating CDT DiCuffa’s leadership, commitment, and bright future in Air Defense Artillery!

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