Battalion Commander

The BC is responsible for everything their unit does or fails to do.

Battalion Executive Officer

The XO is the Chief of Staff.  The XO supervises and coordinates staff to prevent overlapping efforts and ensure that the commander’s goals are achieved. If the battalion commander is absent, the XO is in charge.

Battalion Command Sergeant Major

The CSM is the senior non-commissioned officer in the battalion and is the principal assistant to the commander on junior enlisted personnel and NCO matters.

CDT Jodie Limburg

S-1: Personnel and Admin

The S-1 Cadet is the battalion adjutant and has many administrative duties to include processing all awards and promotions.

CDT Jeffery Ochoa-Pedro

S-3: Plans and Operations

The S-3 section is in charge of battalion plans, operations, and training. They publish orders and are responsible for planning major battalion activities

CDT Zane Nilo

S-4: Logistics

The S-4 Cadet is in charge of logistics. They are responsible for maintaining battalion supply rooms, inventories of supplies, issuing uniforms, and alerting the Army Instructor (AI) if supplies are low. They also prepare supplies for all major battalion activities.

CDT Mason Cox

Company Commander

CDT Kayden Croll

Company First Sergeant

CDT Lucas Ellis

Company Commander

CDT Austin Fox

First Sergeant

Green and gold (yellow) are the colors of the school. The demi-torch enflamed alludes to military training in the JROTC program and to academic endeavors. It also reflects the mission of enlightenment of the school. The rocket ascending is indicative of the nickname of the school. It further alludes to the lofty goals of the school personnel in academic, athletic, and military endeavors.

Background: The shoulder sleeve insignia was approved on 8 November 1980.

Green and gold (yellow) are the school colors. The winged torch alludes to military training and academic endeavors. The scale symbolizes a balanced curriculum.

Background:The shoulder loop insignia was approved on 27 November 1984.