ARMY ROTC:
Morehead State University

MSU EAGLE BATTALION



	Field Leadership Reaction Course
	Cadets conducting FLRC training during lab. This training allows cadets to learn leadership skills by being given a certain scenario and responding to it.

Learn Leadership from the Best Leaders

The Army ROTC program is only as strong as its instructors. That's why we provide such highly qualified faculty and staff for Cadets. See the kind of varied and interesting experiences instructors have had that make them the best ROTC faculty and staff.

		LTC Maxwell Ammons Professor of Military Science Lieutenant Colonel Max Ammons commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the U.S. Army from North Georgia College in 1991. He served in several troop assignments as an Army Aviator and Combat Arms Officer, participating in two humanitarian assistance operations, one contingency operation (OEF), and two combat tours in Iraq (OIF).
		MSG Dewayne Curfman
		CPT Thomas Bailey Recruiting and Retention Officer Captain Thomas S. Bailey received his commission through the West Virginia Army National Guard in September, 2001. Orginally from West Virginia, he graduated summa cum laude from Marshall University in 2001 with a Bachelor's degree in Education and again in 2003 with a Master's degree in Fine Art. He has served in a variety of military and civilian positions, mobilizing in 2004-2006 in support of Operation Noble Eagle. He currently resides in Saint Albans, WV.
		SFC Bruno Morra Training NCO
		Ms. Kim Middleton Enrollment Specialist
		Mr. Farley Purvis Human Resources Assistant .
		Mr. Campbell Supply Technician Mr. Campbell is a retired Army Master Sergeant with 28 years of experience; his last assignment was serving as the Senior Military Instructor here at Morehead State University ROTC.