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“On May 30 Cadet Mark Mulholland graduated from Army’s Air Assault School at Fort Benning Georgia. The Army’s Air Assaul...
06/02/2025

“On May 30 Cadet Mark Mulholland graduated from Army’s Air Assault School at Fort Benning Georgia. The Army’s Air Assault School is an intense 10-day course designed to train soldiers in air assault operations, sling load rigging and inspection, and rappelling from rotary-wing aircraft. Often called the “10 toughest days in the Army,” the course includes rigorous physical training, obstacle courses, and hands-on practical exams. Graduates earn the coveted Air Assault Badge, symbolizing their ability to conduct and support air mobile and air assault missions—key capabilities for rapid deployment and maneuver in modern warfare. Congratulations Cadet Mulholland! Dare to Soar!!

Memorial Day is a time to remember those who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is our freedom....
05/26/2025

Memorial Day is a time to remember those who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice is our freedom. 🇺🇸

On May 1st, Carson Newman’s Veterans Affairs Office recognized Carson Newman ROTC Cadets, student veterans, and current ...
05/24/2025

On May 1st, Carson Newman’s Veterans Affairs Office recognized Carson Newman ROTC Cadets, student veterans, and current student service members in the annual Cord Ceremony. The ceremony highlighted the students’ hard work, dedication, and sacrifices they have made in their academic journey and to the country. On May 2nd, the Eagle Battalion commissioned nine cadets to include one cadet from Lincoln Memorial University. For the past four years, these cadets have endured, persevered, adapted, and have earned their 2LT bars! They are now part of 1% of the U.S. population that currently serves in the military. With that comes an incredible responsibility to their country. A responsibility they are ready for!

Caption: The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Calvin Holloway as our April Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Ho...
05/23/2025

Caption: The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Calvin Holloway as our April Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Holloway has served as a Team leader, Assistant S4 (supply), Assistant S6, and S6 OIC. When asked how he manages his schedule he responded: “I manage my classes and ROTC easily. I personally never get stressed out, so I just take it one moment at a time. As long as you don’t think you’re rushed, you can make the time you need. It just requires a calm mind.”

The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Yuridia Garcia as our March Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Cadet Garcia...
05/23/2025

The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Yuridia Garcia as our March Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Cadet Garcia has served as a Team leader, Assistant S4 (supply), Assistant S5 (public affairs) and S5 OIC. When asked how she manages her schedule, she responded: “Time management is important, I have a planner where I write down important events, class assignments, or projects and I’ll try to get it done beforehand. Sometimes things can overlap, but I’ll always figure how to work it out. Being busy is a key to success!” Congratulations, Cadet Garcia! Dare to Soar!

Cadet Shotwell is one of our MS4s. She has served as Battalion S6 and PT OIC. When asked how she manages her schedule, s...
05/10/2025

Cadet Shotwell is one of our MS4s. She has served as Battalion S6 and PT OIC. When asked how she manages her schedule, she responded: “As a nursing major with a job and retired student athlete, it was not easy at all. You don’t really have an option but to do everything at once, so you just do it!” ! @7bde_rotc

Congratulations to Cadet Zachary Taylor for being awarded the Distinguished Military Graduate Award and the President’s ...
04/15/2025

Congratulations to Cadet Zachary Taylor for being awarded the Distinguished Military Graduate Award and the President’s ROTC Award for General Military Excellence. These awards are presented to cadets who display high scholarship, character, military aptitude, leadership and rank in the top 20% of Army ROTC graduates nationwide. Congratulations, Cadet Taylor. We are proud of your accomplishments. !

On April 11-13th, our seniors and cadre conducted a successful staff ride to Pennsylvania to tour the Gettysburg battlef...
04/14/2025

On April 11-13th, our seniors and cadre conducted a successful staff ride to Pennsylvania to tour the Gettysburg battlefield. Throughout the experience, seniors briefed the leadership challenges both sides faced focusing on mission command principles, mission variables, and leadership competencies and attributes.

We also want to celebrate and highlight those cadets who competed in the Mountain Man Memorial Ruck March. This was a thirteen-mile ruck to honor America’s fallen!!

Great work Eagles! !

Congratulations to Cadet Santana Anderson on contracting with the Eagle Battalion. Cadet Anderson majors in Exercise Sci...
03/30/2025

Congratulations to Cadet Santana Anderson on contracting with the Eagle Battalion. Cadet Anderson majors in Exercise Science and plays first base and right field for our CN softball team. In her free time she enjoys walking, hiking, and shopping. Congratulations, Cadet Anderson, and always !

Cadet Schumacher is one of our MS4s and is currently serving as our S3 (Operations Officer). When asked how he manageges...
03/28/2025

Cadet Schumacher is one of our MS4s and is currently serving as our S3 (Operations Officer). When asked how he manageges his schedule, he responded: “I manage ROTC and other college commitments through disciplined time management, prioritization, and staying motivated by my long-term goals.” Thank you Cadet Schumacher; we appreciate your dedication and service to our program . !

The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Hailey Bunch as our January Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Bunch has se...
03/25/2025

The Eagle Battalion proudly recognizes Cadet Hailey Bunch as our January Cadet of the Month. While in ROTC, Bunch has served as a Team Leader, and as an Assistant S4 (Supply). When asked how she manages her schedule she responded: “I make the most of every opportunity, both inside and outside the program, by fostering a strong sense of community and pride in my work.” Congratulations Bunch, and thank you for your hard work. !

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