Pride of PA Army ROTC

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Honored to support Military Appreciation Day at the Fort LeBoeuf vs. Conneaut Area H.S.  football game. Penn State Behre...
09/14/2026

Honored to support Military Appreciation Day at the Fort LeBoeuf vs. Conneaut Area H.S. football game.

Penn State Behrend cadets Namari Nelson, Aiden Toothman, Samuel Roeback, and Zachary Matthews proudly presented the colors, demonstrating leadership, professionalism, and respect for those who have served our nation.

Building the foundation for mission success. Cadets were introduced to TM/SQD TTPs, learning the tactics, techniques, an...
09/14/2026

Building the foundation for mission success. Cadets were introduced to TM/SQD TTPs, learning the tactics, techniques, and procedures that strengthen teamwork, communication, and small-unit effectiveness. Every lesson prepares us to lead tomorrow.

Sweat, discipline, and commitment. The Pride of PA is taking on the demanding Ranger Challenge Team tryout, proving that...
09/10/2026

Sweat, discipline, and commitment. The Pride of PA is taking on the demanding Ranger Challenge Team tryout, proving that excellence is earned through hard work and perseverance.

First Army AFT of the year ✅ 💪Pride of PA MS1s took on their first Army AFT of the year, setting the standard for discip...
09/09/2026

First Army AFT of the year ✅ 💪
Pride of PA MS1s took on their first Army AFT of the year, setting the standard for discipline, determination, and growth. Alongside them, our MS2s led by example, pushing and encouraging their fellow cadets to give their best effort. Every rep, sprint, and ounce of effort reflected a commitment to excellence. Keep working hard!

Kicking off the semester strong. Pride of PA's first tactical lab back, focused on land navigation, sharpening the skill...
09/04/2026

Kicking off the semester strong. Pride of PA's first tactical lab back, focused on land navigation, sharpening the skills and confidence needed to navigate terrain and make decisions in the field. 🧭💪

Cadet Cade Driscoll recently completed Air Assault School at Fort Campbell. He says, "The course was one of the most cha...
09/04/2026

Cadet Cade Driscoll recently completed Air Assault School at Fort Campbell. He says, "The course was one of the most challenging tests I've faced so far. From the 12-mile ruck to Phase II evaluations and obstacle courses, I had to be mentally and physically prepared and on my game 100% of the time. I encourage others to take on this challenge." Air Assault! 💪🦅

Cadet Jake Cummings of Allegheny and Cadet Garrett Skinner of Edinboro officially contracted into the Pride of PA Progra...
09/01/2026

Cadet Jake Cummings of Allegheny and Cadet Garrett Skinner of Edinboro officially contracted into the Pride of PA Program, taking an important step in their leadership journey. Congratulations to Cadet Cummings and Cadet Skinner, who were proudly sworn in by MAJ Gaines.

The Pride of PA kicked off the ROTC year with Org Day, bringing cadets together through friendly competition, including ...
08/31/2026

The Pride of PA kicked off the ROTC year with Org Day, bringing cadets together through friendly competition, including ultimate football and tug-of-war. The day concluded with a shared dinner, building camaraderie, teamwork, and the strong bonds that will carry us through the year ahead.

Cadet Luke Irvin (Gannon University) completed Air Assault School at West Point. While there, he learned about Army airc...
08/28/2026

Cadet Luke Irvin (Gannon University) completed Air Assault School at West Point. While there, he learned about Army aircraft, aircraft loading procedures, LZ operations, sling load inspections, aeromedical evacuation, and rappelling. "One of the most physically and mentally demanding courses I've completed," he says, requiring constant focus, preparation, and perseverance. Staying determined through every challenge led to his success. He is proud to have earned his Air Assault wings. 🦅

Airborne School was completed at Fort Benning, Georgia. Cadet Derek Bly successfully completed five jumps, including fou...
08/28/2026

Airborne School was completed at Fort Benning, Georgia. Cadet Derek Bly successfully completed five jumps, including four from a C-17 and one from a C-130J, with jumps conducted both at night and while carrying combat equipment. The course provided an incredible opportunity to experience the operational Army firsthand while developing confidence, resilience, and discipline. Cadet Bly says, "I was grateful for the chance to learn valuable leadership lessons from both NCO's and officers, while also gaining insight from junior enlisted soldiers." The demanding training reinforced the importance of teamwork, adaptability, and perseverance, making it a truly rewarding experience.

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