Air Force ROTC Detachment 750

Air Force ROTC Detachment 750 St. Joseph's University AFROTC

This past Saturday, Det 750 cadets came together to honor the service and sacrifice of American service members who were...
09/23/2026

This past Saturday, Det 750 cadets came together to honor the service and sacrifice of American service members who were prisoners of war or remain missing in action. 🇺🇸

More than 81,000 American service members remain unaccounted for from past conflicts. The POW/MIA Run gave our cadets an opportunity to remember these service members, honor their sacrifices, and recognize the continued commitment to bringing them home.

Before beginning the run, cadets heard from Mr. Ralph Galati, a former POW and St. Joseph’s College AFROTC Distinguished Military Graduate. Mr. Galati was commissioned through St. Joseph’s AFROTC in 1970 and deployed to Southeast Asia in 1971. On February 16, 1972, he was forced to eject over North Vietnam and taken as a prisoner of war. After spending 406 days in captivity, he was released during Operation Homecoming on March 28, 1973.

Hearing Mr. Galati share his experience gave cadets a firsthand perspective on the meaning behind the POW/MIA remembrance and the service and sacrifice represented by the run.

Cadets then ran along the Schuylkill River Trail, finishing together at the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

We remember. We honor. We will never forget.

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ALMOST LLAB5️⃣✋
09/23/2026

ALMOST LLAB5️⃣✋

🚀ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: CAPT. LONDON🚀Next Alumni Spotlight is Capt. London, a 2018 Drexel University graduate who is a Develo...
09/21/2026

🚀ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT: CAPT. LONDON🚀

Next Alumni Spotlight is Capt. London, a 2018 Drexel University graduate who is a Developmental Engineer in the U.S. Space Force. He began his career at Hill AFB as an engineer supporting the Minuteman III ICBM program office before transitioning to Los Angeles AFB and the U.S. Space Force, where he worked on a space program within the Special Programs Directorate.

Today, Capt. London lives and works in Colorado as a program manager supporting the stand-up of the U.S. Space Force’s digital test and training range.

From missile systems to space programs to helping build the future of Space Force testing and training, Capt. London’s career showcases the wide range of opportunities available after graduation. 🚀🇺🇸

Stay tuned throughout the semester to hear from more Det 750 alumni and learn where their time at Det 750 has taken them!

🦅 TW4 RECAP 🦅Det 750 continued building on the foundation established during the first weeks of the semester, with a wee...
09/19/2026

🦅 TW4 RECAP 🦅

Det 750 continued building on the foundation established during the first weeks of the semester, with a week focused on warrior knowledge, drill, leadership development, and strengthening connections across the detachment.

GMC cadets put their Warrior Knowledge to the test with a quiz, reinforcing the knowledge and customs needed for future training. Cadets also continued refining their drill skills and were introduced to road guard procedures.

Cadets participated in a GLP, continuing to develop leadership skills and learn from their peers.

TW4 also marked the start of mentorship groups across Det 750. Cadets were paired across grades and crosstown programs, creating opportunities to build relationships, share experiences, and strengthen the connection between our Penn and St. Joe’s cadets.

From warrior knowledge and drill to leadership and mentorship, TW4 continued developing the skills and relationships that will carry into the rest of the semester. 🦅

Happy Birthday, United States Air Force! ✈️From those who came before us to the cadets preparing to lead what comes next...
09/18/2026

Happy Birthday, United States Air Force! ✈️

From those who came before us to the cadets preparing to lead what comes next, we’re proud to carry the mission forward.

Fly. Fight. Win. 🇺🇸

Here’s to the future of the Air Force.

LLAB 4🔜
09/16/2026

LLAB 4🔜

🦅 TW3 RECAP 🦅Det 750 continued building on the foundation established during the first weeks of the semester, with a wee...
09/13/2026

🦅 TW3 RECAP 🦅

Det 750 continued building on the foundation established during the first weeks of the semester, with a week focused on physical readiness, military customs, and continued development.

Cadets completed their first PFA of the semester, putting their preparation and physical fitness to the test. Cadets were also briefed on the proper folding of the American flag, the significance behind the tradition, and the importance of treating the flag with the respect it represents. Cadets then had the opportunity to practice flag folding themselves.

Drill instruction and practice continued, with cadets working on column movements and developing precision and discipline. The week concluded with a Drill Knockout competition, putting cadets’ skills to the test.

TW3 also marked an important milestone for two of our cadets, who officially contracted into AFROTC. Congratulations to them as they continue their journey toward earning a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force or Space Force.

From physical fitness to military customs and drill, TW3 continued to strengthen the knowledge, discipline, and skills needed for future training and leadership opportunities. 🦅

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THAT TIME OF WEEK YET AGAIN
09/09/2026

THAT TIME OF WEEK YET AGAIN

🦅 TW2 RECAP 🦅Det 750 kicked off TW2 with a week focused on preparation, leadership, and continued development.Cadets par...
09/04/2026

🦅 TW2 RECAP 🦅

Det 750 kicked off TW2 with a week focused on preparation, leadership, and continued development.

Cadets participated in PT to prepare for the semester’s first PFA next week, while those who completed Field Training received their butter bar pin to mark the completion of an important milestone. The pin serves as a reminder of the ultimate goal of AFROTC: earning a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the United States Air Force or Space Force.

Squadron commanders also met with cadets to help shape the semester ahead, while cadets put their Warrior Knowledge to the test and continued developing their drill skills through instruction and practice.

The groundwork has been laid, and TW2 focused on building on the knowledge gained during TW1 while preparing for the semester ahead. Through continued practice and development, cadets are strengthening the skills, discipline, and teamwork needed to succeed in future training and leadership opportunities. 🦅✈️🚀

ALMOST THE BEST DAY OF THE WEEK!
09/02/2026

ALMOST THE BEST DAY OF THE WEEK!

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