Thirteen cadets were appointed to lead enlisted personnel as second lieutenants in the Army during the University's Army ROTC Thunder Battalion Commissioning Ceremony on Saturday at Ethingthon Theatre. The cadets recited the Oath of Commissioned Officers, accepted the gold-bar rank on their uniform during a pinning ceremony and received their first salute to welcome them as new lieutenants in the Officer Corps. Two students were named in the top 10% of cadets in the nation, Harrison Snell and Mitchell Sullivan. Also, three cadets were among the ROTC's Distinguished Military Graduates, meaning they're ranked in the top 20% of Army ROTC cadets nationwide. They are Samuel Myers, Adam Ballard and Brian Peters.
ROTC Commissioning Ceremony
By Ralph Freso
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