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Cadet Participates in the Land Navigation Phase of Ranger Challenge
Land Navigation
Cadets are trained to navigate cross country using a map and compass. This skill is vital to survival on the battlefield and teaches not only map reading skills, but also builds self-confidence.

Leadership And Excellence

Cadet Profiles

Students First, Cadets Second, Successful Always

Interested in finding out what other Cadets think of the University of Montana ROTC Battalion? Here's where you can learn about the ROTC experience from motivated students just like you.

Cadet Nicole Clark

Cadet Battalion Commander

I am from Great Falls, MT. I am an SMP (Simultaneous Membership Program) ROTC Cadet and a member of the 823rd TC Detachment with whom I deployed for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003-2004. I am a History Major and hope to be on Active Duty after Commissioning. I enjoy all Montana has to offer including spending time at my cabin, 4-wheeling, hiking, horseback riding and hunting








CDT Christopher Maes

Cadet Battalion S-3

Cadet Maes is a 3 year scholarship cadet and a Political Science major and attended Robin Sage. He attended LDAC at Fort Lewis, Washington last summer, graduating with an overall “E”. He served last semester as the MS III Company Commander.








CDT Daniel Hartless

Cadet Battalion Command Sergeant Major

Cadet Hartless is a Human Biology major with an overall GPA of 3.70 and is also a prior service Marine trained in avionics. He attended a medical internship in San Antonio, Texas last summer and will be a 2008 Commissionee. He is an SMP Cadet who wants to be an Army Doctor.








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