Writer – William F.M. Foss MAJ (R), SAI Golden Gate High School

Photographer – c/CPT Litzy Sanchez

In an act of courage, Cadet Hollins, placed himself in danger to assist his younger brother, whose hair had become in gulfed in flames. While applying knowledge taught in JROTC, Cadet Hollins provided initial medical assistance and assessed his younger brother’s condition without regards for his safety, resulting in preventing further injury from the fire while waiting for transportation to the Emergency Room. Cadet Hollins maintained his injured brother’s consciousness and provided comfort and care of his physical state. Cadet Hollins was able to clearly articulate the circumstances as to what had happened to the ER Physician and will be receiving the Medal of Heroism for his actions.

Creek Wood High School: Cadet honors Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

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Cadet Mallerie Goulding (Photo by Jodi Orman) Written by Ronald Schlangen Cadet Mallerie Goulding of the Red Hawk Battalion recently experienced one of the nation's most profound honors when she was selected to lay a [...]

Howard High School: Cadets win first at regulation drill competition

December 15th, 2025|Comments Off on Howard High School: Cadets win first at regulation drill competition

Howard High School Army JROTC Lions Battalion celebrates their success at the Dec. 6 Atholton Drill Competition with an impressive display of teamwork and precision. (Photo by Cadets Iliana Gaitan-McCastle and Biak Tial) Written by [...]

Ansbach High School: Cadet embraces leadership opportunities

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Cadet Kennedy Lange (Photo by Madonna Roberts, Senior Army Instructor) Written by Cadet Marley Shackleton Cadet Kennedy Lange, an Army JROTC Cadet from Ansbach High School, received the distinct honor of attending two leadership programs [...]