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Sorry to make you look stupid again but you really should not comment on things you do not know or understand.

ALL freshman and sophomores in the Corps of Cadets are ROTC students. Starting your junior year, you have the option of continuing in the ROTC and becoming an officer in one of the branches of the US Armed Forces. Many of these students are already on a military scholarship and are required to continue in the ROTC program.

About half of the junior and senior cadets are in the ROTC and continue on to serve our country in one of the braches of the US Military. The other half just stay in the Corps because they enjoy being in the Corps.

ROTC programs are a part of the US Military but are not considered military service any more so than any other ROTC program at most other SEC schools. There is nothing really "fake" about it. A&M is the largest ROTC program outside of the three military academies and one of only six schools desiginated as Military Colleges across the US.

Again, sorry to make you look stupid but you really should know what you are talking about. It is difference of making yourself look stupid and then proving it beyond a shadow of a doubt.

You do realize that you just wrote a book to basically agree with him, right?

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Posted by EKG

Houston, TX

Member since Jun 2010

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Posted on 5/8/24 at 10:55 am to SidewalkTiger

I don’t know why anyone argues about this stuff rather than simply ignoring it or tipping their hat to everyone involved.

In a time when the military is struggling to meet quotas—at least of acceptable, non-dress wearing soldiers—I’m just glad to see good kids involved.

Sometimes people suck.

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