Air Force ROTC Det 665

Week 5 began with a challenging core workout and sprints during Tuesday’s PT. On Thursday, cadets engaged in a ladder run and a flight box workout. FDE’s were the main focus of LLAB, allowing cadets to perform drill evaluations and refine their precision, bearing, and attention to detail. Shout out to cadets Centrulla and Losure who were awarded scholarships for their commitment and performance.

Crossing the one-third mark of the Fall Semester, this week highlighted the importance of high standards, driving cadets to push forward and come together as a team.

Week 4 focused on challenging the Cadets on the physical aspects. Tuesday’s PT focused on a core circuit that tested strength and endurance, while Thursday introduced the detachment to their first-ever HAMR run, pushing cadets to new limits.

During Lead Lab, cadets celebrated the Air Force’s birthday. The most junior and senior member of our detachment cuts the cake together symbolizing those who’ve served before and those who will carry on the mission.

C/Allen and C/Loring received Superior Performance Awards, while C/Rios and C/Armey were honored with the Warrior Flight Award. In addition, C/Mullen, C/Rios, and C/Gingrich were awarded scholarships, highlighting the dedication and excellence within Det 665.

Officer Development Trainings (ODTs) give cadets hands-on opportunities to grow as leaders, face challenges, and create lasting memories that make AFROTC a unique and rewarding experience.

Photo 1: Cadet Link participating in the Azimuth Space Program at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
Photo 2: Cadet Lindenberg abroad in Morocco with Project GO (Global Officer).
Photo 3: Cadet Centrulla completing a summer internship with Air Force Global Strike Command.
Photo 4: Cadet Baumgartner engaging in the Immersive Cyber Education Program at AFIT.