Ansbach High Flyers: Mission Accomplished

Submitted by: MAJ (R) Madonna L. Roberts
Photo by: MAJ (R) Madonna L. Roberts

Battalion Commander C/LTC Collin Robertson and his Command Sergeant Major, C/CSM Yannic Miranda, both had a goal of attending the United States Air Force Academy. Both achieved their goals and will head to Colorado Springs in June. C/LTC Robertson received an appointment to the academy and C/CSM Miranda will attend the academy’s prep school. C/CSM Miranda was the Distinguished Honor Graduate at JCLC in 2021 and attended the Four Star Leadership program last summer. C/LTC Robertson attended the Naval Academy Summer Seminar and was voted “Outstanding Candidate” by his fellow company peers.

Humphreys High School: West Point Admissions highlight service academy opportunities

Jackson Huston2025-09-22T13:13:38-05:00September 22nd, 2025|Comments Off on Humphreys High School: West Point Admissions highlight service academy opportunities

Army JROTC cadets from Humphreys High School attend a presentation from a U.S. Military Academy admissions representative. (Photo by Cadet Grace Ngo) Written by Cadet Grace Ngo On Sept. 16, students at Humphreys [...]

Taylor County High School: JROTC Cadets receive CPR & AED Training

Jackson Huston2025-09-18T10:34:33-05:00September 18th, 2025|Comments Off on Taylor County High School: JROTC Cadets receive CPR & AED Training

Army JROTC Cadets pose with school nurse Sandi Hall after completing CPR & AED training. (Photo by John McLeod, Senior Army Instructor) Written by John McLeod, Senior Army Instructor When seconds matter, preparation [...]

Karen Wagner High School: Thunderbirds Pay Tribute to Lt. Col. Karen Wagner

Jackson Huston2025-09-18T10:09:51-05:00September 18th, 2025|Comments Off on Karen Wagner High School: Thunderbirds Pay Tribute to Lt. Col. Karen Wagner

Army JROTC Cadets honor Lt. Col. Karen Wagner at their annual Sept. 11, memorial. (Photo by Judson Independent School District) Written by Cadet Tanya Williams On Sept. 11, Wagner High School, San Antonio, [...]

Update: Due to the lapse in appropriations, we must regrettably announce the postponement of JROTC Raider Challenge. This decision is critical for ensuring the timeliness and safety of cadet travel, and guaranteeing the high quality of the competitive events our teams deserve. Mission-essential readiness is our top priority, and we are actively working to confirm a new date in the Spring of 2026 ensuring that when we do execute, it will be an event of the highest caliber.

We understand the tremendous effort, training, and dedication the teams have invested, and we apologize for any inconvenience this change causes. We thank everyone for their understanding and unwavering commitment to the Raider Challenge spirit. Your resilience and ability to adapt are the very hallmarks of JROTC leadership.

Updates to this site will continue to be limited until appropriations are established.

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