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HUGE thank you to Shiyazh Tatsohyinya Pete for stopping by and taking pictures with our very own Cannon Crew at the Rio ...
09/26/2026

HUGE thank you to Shiyazh Tatsohyinya Pete for stopping by and taking pictures with our very own Cannon Crew at the Rio Grande Rivalry game!! Aggie Up!

From the desert highways to the heart of Las Cruces, the Game Ball was on the move days before the game. The Rio Grande ...
09/26/2026

From the desert highways to the heart of Las Cruces, the Game Ball was on the move days before the game. The Rio Grande Rivalry Ball Run is back, powered by the cadets of NMSU Army ROTC and their brothers and sisters from Air Force ROTC… game ball handed off by UNM Army ROTC. Every step delivers tradition and team work through New Mexico pride!! 🏈

During last week’s squad attack lab, cadets applied earlier lessons on formations and movement technique, emphasizing cl...
09/24/2026

During last week’s squad attack lab, cadets applied earlier lessons on formations and movement technique, emphasizing clear communication and coordinated action under their squad, and team leaders!

Last Monday, our Cadets completed the first ruck of the season! 4 miles, great job! Let’s keep progressing throughout th...
09/22/2026

Last Monday, our Cadets completed the first ruck of the season! 4 miles, great job! Let’s keep progressing throughout the semester!

Wishing a happy belated birthday to one of our former cadre members, the man, the myth, the legend: SFC Carter on 9/11/2...
09/21/2026

Wishing a happy belated birthday to one of our former cadre members, the man, the myth, the legend: SFC Carter on 9/11/2026! We’re grateful for the time, leadership, and example you shared with the battalion during your time with us. Your guidance left a lasting impact on the Cadets you led!

This morning our Cadets held a joint PT session with Las Cruces High School JROTC! We had a lot of fun and showed them w...
09/18/2026

This morning our Cadets held a joint PT session with Las Cruces High School JROTC! We had a lot of fun and showed them what combat PT consists of. Thank you for those JROTC Cadets who showed up and showed out today!

During last Thursday’s lab, cadets worked on formation and order of movement, individual movement tactics, and the pract...
09/17/2026

During last Thursday’s lab, cadets worked on formation and order of movement, individual movement tactics, and the practice of hand and arm signals that keep the element moving together. 🤙🏻

Our Cannon Crew brought the noise at NMSU Football’s home opener against Mercyhurst University! 🏈
09/15/2026

Our Cannon Crew brought the noise at NMSU Football’s home opener against Mercyhurst University! 🏈

On this 25th anniversary, we will never forget the nearly 3,000 brave souls who lost their lives during the September 11...
09/11/2026

On this 25th anniversary, we will never forget the nearly 3,000 brave souls who lost their lives during the September 11, 2001 attacks. We deeply honor the sacrifice of those heroes, and we keep their families in our hearts during the NMSU 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb.

09/11/2026

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