Submitted by: COL (Ret.) Steven A. Baker
LELAND, NC — On 31 January, 2023, North Brunswick High School Army JROTC gave a briefing to Major General Antonio Munera, Command Gerenal of U.S. Army Cadet Command, on our Continuous Improvement Project. We presented this Continuous Improvement Brief on ACT/ASVAB improvement to our Senior ROTC partner at North Carolina State who gave it high praise on a Situation Report (SITREP) to MG Munera, who then asked to hear the brief as well. He was so impressed by the project, he is looking for ways to incorporate some of the recommendations across the more than 1700 JROTCs across the command!
Top Photo Caption: 1SG (Ret.) George Williams briefs the North Brunswick Army JROTC Continuous Improvement Project with BN CDR, C/LTC Jasmine Lopez.
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