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Leadership And Excellence

About The Battalion

Teaching The Leaders Of Tomorrow

The ROTC program at the University of Tennessee at Martin breeds excellence.  The cadre are professionals that dedicate their time to ensuring the cadets are well trained.  This program develops strong leaders that are prepared to handle situations in a rapidly changing environment.  A cadet from this program is well-rounded: An organized leader, a team player, a scholar in academics and in the military arts, a strong communicator, and a technical expert in individual and team collective tasks.

This program has placed in the Annual Ranger Challenge Competition for the last four years; placing 4th, 2nd, and 1st twice.  Our extracurricular programs emulate recruitment through championship competitions and excellent teamwork.  In short, our program is an excellent place for student looking to better their life in every aspect.



Battalion History

The ROTC program (the basic course) began at the University of Tennessee at Martin in September 1952.  The Army awarded the University “senior” ROTC status (the advanced course) in 1964.  Read more…



Faculty and Staff

The Army ROTC program has dynamic instructors as evident by the success of the program.  They are fully encompassed in training, coaching, and mentoring.  Read more…



Cadet Profiles

The ROTC program has a vast crew of cadets, each strong in different skills, and always one team.  Read more…



Alumni Profiles

A great way to understand the success of the program is through the success of its alumni.  Read more…


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