In a modern combat environment, first aid knowledge is not only advised, it’s a necessity and true training starts at the earliest possible time. For Cadets, this information will be engrained over their years of instruction; however this material can be used in numerous settings and for multiple criteria, preparing cadets not only for a future in the military, but for one in society as well.

Cadet Hodges leads a squad to the training area.

Cadet Motley does likewise.

Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Basile, with the assistance of Navy S.E.A.L. hopeful Nick Tucker go over the training schedule.

Cadet Captain Modesitt believes that he is highly photogenic.

Cadet Lachappelle learned many useful skills at the Army ROTC Leadership Training Course over the summer.

Cadet Captain Modesitt instructs cadets on the proper application of bandages, while Cadet Captain Carter supervises.

Cadet Captain Todd portrays the hapless victim.

Cadet Motley takes notes.

Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Reid ENTHUIASTICALLY instructs his squad.

Cadet Torres takes notes that may one day save his life.

Guthrie Tower at dusk.

Cadet Selby practices body carries on Cadet Skinner. Lighter cadets prove to be less of a challenge.

Cadet Arflack rarely smiles for pictures.

Cadet Rinehart portrays the victim.

Nursing cadets Rice and Johnson enjoy a moment together. Cadets often form strong friendships within the battalion.