Air Force ROTC Detachment 910

Detachment 910 spent last weekend sharpening their skills out in the field!

Our cadets had the rare opportunity to train on a hot, muddy paintball field last Saturday, turning challenging conditions into valuable leadership training. They took turns leading Group Leadership Projects (GLPs) in both attacking and defending roles, applying small-team tactics, Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC), and practicing clear radio communication with 9-lines and proper etiquette.

It wasn’t easy—some walked away more scuffed up than others—but every cadet left with real growth in high-stress decision making and leadership under pressure.

We’re incredibly grateful for these tough, meaningful opportunities that continue to develop strong leaders in our detachment.

UW’s iconic cherry blossoms typically bloom March through April. While our cadets are usually focused on the mission, we’d like to showcase some of our cadets taking a moment to appreciate this unique campus tradition. Did you know these trees have been a campus staple for 60 years?