ROTC

The Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) is tasked to train and develop college students in the rudiments of military service in order to produce capable active duty and reserve miitary professionals and leaders.

AFA WMC Supports ROTC Programs in the Dayton, OH Region

Air Force ROTC Detachment 643 is hosted out of Wright State University and serves the Greater Dayton Area. The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) is a leadership program for college students interested in earning a commission and entering the active duty Air Force, as an officer, after completing a bachelor or masters degree. AFROTC instructs students in military heritage, the development of air and space power, military ethics, drill and ceremonies, communication, human relations, and leadership theory and techniques.   We also facilitate Cadet interaction with Wright-Patterson AFB military & civilian leadership, as well as experiential learning with myriad organizations across the region.

AFA WMC'S STEM Scholarships to AFROTC Cadets

  • AFA WMC works with Detachment 643 and Universites to support STEM scholarships for assigned cadets
  • Currently, four $1,000 scholarships are awarded each year; and we intend to grow that next year
  • Cadets submit scholarship applications to the 643 Detachment Commander in March of each year Presentations are often made at the ROTC Banquet held at the end of the school year
  • For more information, access the AFROTC Det 643 web site, or contact AFA WMC VP for ROTC - Richard Huges at rj.hughes01@yahoo.com.