ARMY ROTC:
University of Kentucky

WILDCAT BATTALION

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 Marc J. Cummins (Aviation) Professor of Military Science (PMS) Previous Assignment: 101st Aviation UK Class of 93
		MAJ Kris A. Morlen (Military Intelligence) Assistant Professor of Military Science/ Operations Officer Previous Assignment: KY ARNG UNIV of Indiana
		Sergeant First Class Hubbard Training NCO Engineer Sergeant First Class Hubbard is a Combat Engineer SFC Hubbard joined the University of Kentucky Faculty Fall Semester 2008 as Military Science Instructor and Battalion Operations Sergeant. He is a native of Mississippi. SFC Hubbard entered the Army and completed training as an Engineer at Ft Leonarwood, MO. He has completed the Advanced Non Commissioned officer course, Basic Non-Commissioned Officer Course, Warrior Leader Course, Equal Opportunity Course, Retentions Course, Combat Lifesaver Course, Nuclear Biological Chemical Course, and National Observer/Controller Course, Airborne School and Air Assault School. He has been in five major deployments. Desert Storm/ Desert Shield, Bosnia, Operation Iraqi Freedom I / II and Operation Endure Freedom.
		Lieutenant Colonel Brad Harrington (Adjutant General) Admissions & Scholarship Officer/Assistant Professor of Military Science Email LTC Harrington graduated from Nebraska Wesleyan University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Political Science. He also holds a Master of Science Degree in Defense and Strategic Studies from Southwest Missouri State University. LTC Harrington was commissioned an Adjutant General's Corps Officer and is a graduate of the Adjutant General's Corps Officers Basic and Advanced Courses as well as the U.S. Army Combined Arms and Services Staff School and Command and General Staff College. LTC Bradley Harrington joined the faculty of the University of Kentucky in December, 2003 as the Recruiting Operations and Enrollment Officer and as Assistant Professor of Military Science at Asbury College in 2004.
		MAJ Alaniz APMS/Executive Officer Major Alaniz is a native of California. He entered Army active duty service in 1991 as an Infantryman assigned to the 3rd US Infantry (The Old Guard). There he was a member of the US Army Caisson Platoon as a Presidential Capwalker. After leaving the Army in 1994, he graduated from Texas A&M-Kingsville with Honors in 1996 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication- Public Speaking. He also holds a Minor Political and Military Science. MAJ Alaniz was commissioned a Second Lieutenant in Field Artillery. He is a graduate of the Field Artillery Basic Course, the Captain’s Career Course, and Jumpmaster School. MAJ Alaniz joined the University of Kentucky Faculty in February 2008 as an Assistant Professor of Military Science and is the Battalion‘s Operations Officer.
		Master Sergeant Stoehr Senior Military Instructor Master Sergeant Roy W Stoehr graduated from Army Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training at Ft Knox, KY. He trained in the Military Occupational specialty of Cavalry Scout (19D) MSG Stoehr is also a graduate of: Air Assault School, Rappel Master Course, Drill Instructor School, Master Fitness Course, Advanced Non Commissioned Officer Course, and the Combat Lifesavers Course. MSG Stoehr was a member of the World Class Athlete Program in 1995-96 and a team member of the 1995 Games in LaAquala, Italy. MSG Stoehr won the title of National Military Cycling Champion in Bastrope Texas in 1994. MSG Stoehr joined the University of Kentucky Faculty as the Senior Military Instructor spring of 2007. He previously completed a 16 month tour in IRAQ with A Troop 4-14 Calvary, 172d SBCT, Fort Wainwright, Alaska.
		Mr. Blackburn Administrative Assistant COMTek contractor A member of the Wildcat Battalion as of Dec 07. Mr Blackburn is a retired Kentucky Army National Guardsmen with over 20 years of Active and Reserve service in the Human Resource and Logistics field. He served previously with the Cadre of Old Dominion University.
		Mr. Gee Supply Technician Email Mr. Gee is a US Army veteran with 17 years Active & Reserve Service. He also has 12 previous years of part time experience with the UK Military Supply Department prior to being hired as the full-time UK Army ROTC Supply Technician. He is retired from Toyota Motor Manufacturing where he was a quality control inspector. Bob began his Civil Service career in Apr 05 as the Supply Technician for the University of Kentucky ROTC Program.
		Ms Puckett Office Manager Ms. Puckett joined the UK ROTC Program March 2007. A former UK student with a background in bookkeeping and inventory control.