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- 1. ARMY ROTC Western Illinois University
- 2. Why we’re here •Welcome to Western Illinois University •By the time you leave, you should understand the following: •What ROTC is •What sort of students ROTC is looking for •What a cadet’s weekly schedule looks like. •What opportunities will be available to students that complete ROTC. •Question and Answer Session •“Is ROTC like the movie “Full Metal Jacket?” •“Does joining ROTC mean joining the military?” •“If I’m in ROTC, will I have to wear a uniform everywhere?” •“Will ROTC take up all of my time?”
- 3. Bottom Line •ROTC is designed to enhance your college experience, not dominate it. •Therefore, you will NOT have to dress like this everywhere you go:
- 4. Common Misconceptions •Signing up for an ROTC class is not the same as enlisting •Basic Training is not required for participation in ROTC •ROTC Cadets are not treated like Army privates. •ROTC produces leaders, not followers
- 5. Why Consider a Career as an Army Officer? •Challenging and rewarding career •Sense of belonging •True leadership & responsibility •Excellent pay & benefits •A job waiting for you after graduation!
- 6. Who is Considered “Officer Material?”
- 7. How do College and the Army Fit Together?
- 8. Scholarships • Federal Scholarship (High School) Pays Tuition and Fees OR Room and Board $1, 200 yr book stipend Cadet Stipend $300 (freshman) $350 (sophomore) $450 (Junior) $500 (Senior) • Application Process Opens to High School Juniors on February 1st, closed on January 10th of their Senior Year Apply online at http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/high-school- students/four-year-scholarship.html Transcripts/ACT Scores sent to usarmy.knox.usacc.mbx.train2lead@mail.mil Presidential Fitness Test and Interview at local Army ROTC program 8 yr commitment (4 Active, 4 IRR OR 8yr Guard/Reserve)
- 9. Scholarships • Federal Scholarship (Campus Based.) Pays Tuition and Fees OR Room and Board $1, 200 yr book stipend Cadet Stipend $300 (freshman) $350 (sophomore) $450 (Junior) $500 (Senior) • Application Process Opens to Incoming Freshmen upon arrival On- Campus, closes at the end of the first semester of the student’s Junior year. Cadets apply through their Military Science Instructor. Transcripts/Application to Contract submitted to WIU ROTC Scholarships and Enrollments Officer Applicant must score 80 pts or more on each category of the Army Physical Fitness Test (held once per month) to be considered. Applications processed through Scholarship Boards held once per month. Applications approved/denied based on GPA, Army Physical Fitness Test score, and leadership during classes, physical training, and labs. 8 yr commitment (4 Active, 4 IRR OR 8yr Guard/Reserve)
- 10. Scholarships • State Scholarship 10 available per class Offers made by WIU’s Scholarship Board Covers Tuition costs No commitment required • Qualifications U.S Citizen CGPA 2.5 Instructor Recommendation Serious Interest in Commissioning APFT (score 180) DODMERB Physical Illinois Residency Enrollment in a Military Science course Not receiving National Guard/Veterans grant
- 11. Officer Pay – Your First 4 Years Note: 2012 average annual salary of current rank throughout the Army. (Basic Pay, BAS, BAH included) Years of Service less than 2 2 3 4 $48,888 $56,964 $62,388 $69,156 $76,620 $81,612 Active Duty
- 12. Officer Pay – Your First 4 Years Years of Service less than 2 2 3 4 Reserve/National Guard Duty $5,938 $6,849 $7,893 $9,094 $9,649 $10,579 Note: Figures based on January 2012 pay tables. 12 Weekend drills plus 15 days of Annual training.
- 13. On Campus Training Physical Training Operations Orders Class Discussions
- 14. Weekly Lab Exercises Water Survival Tactical Training Operations Orders FLRC Operations Orders
- 15. Field Training Exercises Urban Operations Air Assault Patrolling Obstacle Courses
- 16. Extracurricular Activities Ranger Company Rifle TeamColor Guard
- 17. Other Training Opportunities Airborne School Air Assault School Cadet Troop Leadership Training Nurse Summer Training Mountain Warfare CULP Cadet Field Training
- 18. Social Functions Military BallFootball Games Basketball GAFPB
- 19. Cadet Leadership Course 31 Days “Olympics of ROTC Program” Progression MS I (Freshman) MS 111 & MS 112 MS II (Sophomore) MS 211 & MS 212 Cadet Initial Entry Training Fort Knox, KY 28 Days MS III (Junior) MS 311 MS 312 HIST 304 Squad Operations Land Nav Operations Orders Leadership Military History MS IV (Senior) MS 411 MS 412 Transition to LT Military Law/ Justice Plan & Conduct Unit Training Counseling Basic Course Advanced Course ROTC Program Lateral Entry Prior Service – Active Duty Prior Service – NG or Reserves “Warrior Forge” No military commitment Contract / Commitment / Stipend ($450/500) LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT or or
- 20. Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Lesson 4 Lesson 5 Lesson 6 Lesson 7 Lesson 8 Lesson 9 Lesson 10 Lesson 11 Lesson 12 Course Overview & Rank Structure Intro to Stress Manageme nt Time Management Intro to Troop Leading Procedures Goal Setting US Military Customs & Courtesies Midterm Exam Officership & the Army Profession Intro to Warrior Ethos Intro to Map Reading Health & Fitness Intro to Cultural Understanding and Language Proficiency (CULP) Final Exam Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6 Lab 7 Lab 8 Lab 9 Lab 10 Lab 11 Lab 12 Drill & Ceremony Combat Water Survival Land Navigation I Land Navigation II Individual & Squad Movement Techniques Employ Hand Grenades & Claymore Mines Battle Drills Squad Tactics I Squad Tactics II Squad Tactics III Fieldcraft & Pre-Combat Checks & Inspections Cmndr’s Time MS 111 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment
- 21. MS 112 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment
- 22. MS 211 Syllabus Lesson 1a Lesson 2a Lesson 3a Lesson 4a Lesson 5a Lesson 6a Lesson 7a Lesson 8a Lesson 9a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a ROTC & Course Overview Map Reading I Land Navigation I Intro to Problem Solving Intro to Plans and Orders Intro to Battle Drills Offensive Operations Team Building Interpersonal Communicati on Leadership Traits & Behaviors Culture Briefs I Intro to First Aid Lesson 1b Lesson 2b Lesson 3b Lesson 4b Lesson 5b Lesson 6b Lesson 7b Lesson 8b Lesson 9b Lesson 10b Lesson 11b Lesson 12b Army Physical Readiness Training Program Map Reading II Land Navigation II Intro to Troop Leading Procedures Squad Movement Midterm Exam Intro to Pre- Combat Checks & Inspections Time Management Effective Army Briefing Leadership Theory Discussion Culture Briefs II Final Exam Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6 Lab 7 Lab 8 Lab 9 Lab 10 Lab 11 Lab 12 Drill & Ceremony Combat Water Survival Land Navigation I Land Navigation II Individual & Squad Movement Techniques Employ Hand Grenades & Claymore Mines Battle Drills Squad Tactics I Squad Tactics II Squad Tactics III Fieldcraft & Pre- Combat Checks & Inspections Commander’ s Time TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment
- 23. MS 212 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment Lesson 01a Lesson 02a Lesson 03a Lesson 04a Lesson 05a Lesson 06a Lesson 07a Lesson 08a Lesson 09a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a ROTC & Course Overview Operations Orders Navigational Methods & Route Planning Introduction to Terrain Analysis Introduction to Patrolling Threat Awareness and Reporting The Defense Effective Writing Situational Leadership Leadership Analysis Assessing Your Own Leadership Leadership Development Program Lesson 01b Lesson 02b Lesson 03b Lesson 04b Lesson 05b Lesson 06b Lesson 07b Lesson 08b Lesson 09b Lesson 10b Lesson 11b Lesson 12b Army Values & the Army Equal Opportunity Program OPORD Practical Exercise Land Navigation Practical Exercise Terrain Analysis Practical Exercise Patrol Base Operations Introduction to Protection and Emergency Management Midterm Exam Transformation al Leadership Adaptive Leadership Leadership Capstone Presentations Leadership Forum Lecture Final Exam Lab 13 Lab 14 Lab 15 Lab 16 Lab 17 Lab 18 Lab 19 Lab 20 Lab 21 Lab 22 Lab 23 Lab 24 Commander’s Time First Aid Leader Reaction Course Squad Tactics IV (Practical Exercise) Platoon Movement Platoon Tactics – Patrolling I Platoon Tactics – Patrolling II Land Navigation III Land Navigation IV Weapons - Pre- Marksmanshi p Instruction Tactical Communication , Reporting, & Call for Fire First Aid - Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC)
- 24. MS 311 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment Lesson 1a Lesson 2a Lesson 3a Lesson 4a Lesson 5a Lesson 6a Lesson 7a Lesson 8a Lesson 9a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a ROTC & Course Overview/ Accessions Army Briefing Techniques Map Reading I Troop Leading Procedures Overview Squad Tactical Movement Battle Drills Midterm Exam Squad Tactics - Ambush Squad Tactics - Attack (Practical Exercise) Squad Tactics - Capstone (Practical Exercise I) Leadership Behavior & Peer Evaluations Officership Forum / Lecture Series Lesson 1b Lesson 2b Lesson 3b Lesson 4b Lesson 5b Lesson 6b Lesson 7b Lesson 8b Lesson 9b Lesson 10b Lesson 11b Lesson 12b Warrior Ethos Overview Intro to Team Dynamics Map Reading II Combat Orders Squad Tactics – Patrolling (Patrol Base) Squad Tactics - Offensive Operations Squad Tactics - Reconnaissance Squad Tactics - Ambush (Practical Exercise) Squad Tactics- Defense Squad Tactics - Capstone (Practical Exercise II) Leadership & Culture Course Review Lesson 1c Lesson 2c Lesson 3c Lesson 4c Lesson 5c Lesson 6c Lesson 7c Lesson 8c Lesson 9c Lesson 10c Lesson 11c Lesson 12c Leadership Development Program Suicide Prevention Terrain Analysis Application of Troop Leading Procedures Squad Tactics – Patrolling (Practical Exercise) Squad Tactics - Offensive Operations (Practical Exercise) Squad Tactics - Recon (Practical Exercise) Squad Tactics - Attack Squad Tactics - Defense (Practical Exercise) The Army Leader Leadership (Practical Exercise) Final Exam Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6 Lab 7 Lab 8 Lab 9 Lab 10 Lab 11 Lab 12 Drill & Ceremony Combat Water Survival Land Navigation I Land Navigation II Individual & Squad Movement Techniques Employ Hand Grenades & Claymore mines Battle Drills Squad Tactics I Squad Tactics II Squad Tactics III Fieldcraft & Pre-Combat Checks & Inspections Commander’s Time
- 25. MS 312 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment Lesson 1a Lesson 2a Lesson 3a Lesson 4a Lesson 5a Lesson 6a Lesson 7a Lesson 8a Lesson 9a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a Course Overview Warrior Ethos in Action Unified Land Operations Principles of War – Case Study Call For Fire Cordon & Search Attack Land Navigation OPORD PE Team Dynamics Branch Brief Officership Forum/ Lecture Series Lesson 1b Lesson 2b Lesson 3b Lesson 4b Lesson 5b Lesson 6b Lesson 7b Lesson 8b Lessons 9b Lesson 10b Lesson 11b Lesson 12b Introduction to the Brigade Combat Team Law of Land Warfare & Rules of Engagement Terrorism Awareness Problem Solving Patrol Base Ops Raid Midterm Exam FOB OPS Peer Leadership Applied Situational Leadership Branch Brief Course Review Lesson 1c Lesson 2c Lesson 3c Lesson 4c Lesson 5c Lesson 6c Lesson 7c Lesson 8c Lessons 9c Motivating Soldiers Lesson 10c Lesson 11c Lesson 12c Branch Brief Warrior Forge Brief Final Exam Officership Forum/ Lecture Series Officership Forum/ Lecture Series CTS RTW TLP’s & Operations Orders Recon Ambush Map Reading FOB OPS Lab 13 Lab 14 Lab 15 Lab 16 Lab 17 Lab 18 Lab 19 Lab 20 Lab 21 Lab 22 Lab 23 Lab 24 Annual Training Requirements First Aid Leader Reaction course Squad Tactics IV PE Tactical Movement Tactics – Patrolling I Tactics – Patrolling II Land Navigation III Land Navigation IV Weapons - Pre- Marksmanship Instruction Tactical Communication, Reporting, & Call for Fire First Aid
- 26. MS 411 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment Lesson 1a Lesson 2a Lesson 3a Lesson 4a Lesson 5a Lesson 6a Lesson 7a Lesson 8a Lesson 9a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a Course Overview/LDA CAAR Review Leadership Development Program II Effective Writing for Officers Train for Unified Land Ops II (METL Development) Company and Battalion OPORD Risk Management Process Counseling II Officer Career Management Combat Stress Management Army Leader Ethics - Case Studies I Code of Conduct Administrative Discipline and Separation Lesson 1b Lesson 2b Lesson 3b Lesson 4b Lesson 5b Lesson 6b Lesson 7b Lesson 8b Lesson 9b Lesson 10b Lesson 11b Lesson 12b Staff Organization Roles and Responsibilitie s Counseling I Train for Unified Land Ops I (Training Management) Military Decision Making Process (MDMP) Mission Rehearsals and Rock Drills Midterm Exam Officer Evaluation Report (OER) Process & Support Forms NCO Evaluation Report (NCOER) & Counseling Process Army Leader Ethics Law of Land Warfare and Rules of Engagement (ROE) The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) Army Leader Ethics - Case Studies II Lesson 1c Lesson 2c Lesson 3c Lesson 4c Lesson 5c Lesson 6c Lesson 7c Lesson 8c Lesson 9c Lesson 10c Lesson 11c Lesson 12c Conduct of a Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Officership Forum I (Lecture Series) Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Officership Forum II (Lecture Series) Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Final Exam Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Lab 4 Lab 5 Lab 6 Lab 7 Lab 8 Lab 9 Lab 10 Lab 11 Lab 12 Drill & Ceremony Combat Water Survival Land Navigation I Land Navigation II Individual & Squad Movement Techniques Employ Hand Grenades & Claymore Mines Battle Drills Squad Tactics I Squad Tactics II Squad Tactics III Field craft & Pre-Combat Checks & Inspections Commander’s Time
- 27. MS 412 Syllabus TRACK LEGEND: Leadership Personal Development Officership Tactics & Techniques Values & Ethics Overview & Assessment Lesson 1a Lesson 2a Lesson 3a Lesson 4a Lesson 5a Lesson 6a Lesson 7a Lesson 8a Lesson 9a Lesson 10a Lesson 11a Lesson 12a Course Overview Army Customs & Courtesies Introduction to Battle Analysis Cultural Awareness Counter- insurgency Non-Govt. Organizations, Civilians on the Battlefield, & Host Nation Support Supply Operations Battle Analysis Case Studies - Briefs Officer Forum Platoon Command Team Equal Opportunity (EO) Financial Management Lesson 1b The Army Officer Lesson 2b Unit Level Medical Operations Lesson 3b Army Leader Ethics - Case Studies III Lesson 4b Culture of Terrorism Lesson 5b Force Protection in the FSO and Operational Security Lesson 6b Midterm Exam Lesson 7b Maintenanc e Operations Lesson 8b Staff Ride Lesson 9b Senior NCO Forum Lesson 10b BOLC Overview Lesson 11b Sexual Harassment/ Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) Program Pt 1 Lesson 12b Installation Support Services for Soldiers and Family Members Lesson 1c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 2c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 3c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 4c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 5c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 6c Officership Forum III (Lecture Series) Lesson 7c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 8c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 9c Officership Forum IV (Lecture Series) Lesson 10c Applied Leadership - Training Meeting Lesson 11c Sexual Harassment/ Assault Response Prevention (SHARP) Program Pt 2 Lesson 12c Final Exam Lab 13 Lab 14 Lab 15 Lab 16 Lab 17 Lab 18 Lab 19 Lab 20 Lab 21 Lab 22 Lab 23 Lab 24 Commander’s Time First Aid Leader Reaction Course Squad Tactics IV Platoon Movement Platoon Tactics- Patrolling I Platoon Tactics- Patrolling II Land Navigation III Land Navigation IV Weapons - Pre- Marksmans hip Instruction Tactical Communication, Reporting, & Call for Fire First Aid – Casualty Evacuation (CASEVAC)
- 28. ROTC OML Model Warrior Forge, Platoon Top Five= 1 point added to final OMS RECONDO = 0.5 point added to final OMS
- 29. Officer Career Fields Maneuver, Fires, and Effects: Protect lives through the actual or perceived use of weapons and movement against the enemy Branches in this Field: Infantry Armor Aviation Air Defense Artillery Field Artillery Chemical Engineers Military Police
- 30. Officer Career Fields Force Sustainment: Support, train, supply, and provide maintenance. Branches in this Field: Adjutant General Finance Ordnance Quartermaster Transportation
- 31. Officer Career Fields Operations Support: Disseminate information critical to military operations Branches in this Field: Military Intelligence Signal Corps Special Branches Positions requiring special degrees, certifications, and endorsements Branches in this field: Chaplain Corps Army Nurse Corps Medical Services Corps
- 32. Commissioning Requirements 1. Baccalaureate degree 2. Completion of: - MS 311 - MS 312 - MS 411 - MS 412 - History 304 3. Completion of “Leaders Development Assessment Course” 4. Demonstrated swimming proficiency 5. Minimum GT Score of 110 3.00 GPA minimum Note: Cadets may also earn a Military Science Minor by completing the requirements above and one additional elective approved by the department
- 33. Commissioning
- 34. Battalion Cadre (Functional Organization) As of April 2016 Department Chair LTC Richard Helling Supply MSG Ronnie Robertson Office Manager Ms. Suzanne Boussard MS IVs (Seniors) MS IIIs (Juniors) MS IIs (Sophomores) MS Is (Freshmen) Admin / Log = Active = AGR = COMTek = DA Civ = University Training NCO SFC Timothy Johns Enrollment & Scholarships Admin Assistant Mr. Billy Nicks APMS CPT Travis Brunson APMS Mr. Darrin Dunsworth Recruiting Operations Mr. Charles Noble APMS CPT Harry Yoon APMS SFC Josh Abernathy APMS SSG Heather Carreathers APMS SFC Wilfred Cunningham
- 35. Questions?
Notes de l'éditeur
- This is the ROTC OML Model that was used in FY10 and for all you End of LDAC Commissionees this is your OML model. This slide lists all the criteria that go into the Model. The numbers in green are the weighting of each of the criteria. If you add up the green numbers they will equal 100. That is why GPA is 40% weighted 40 of 100. There is an additional point awarded to all those that receive LDAC PLT top 5, and an additional ½ point for anyone who earns RECONDO at LDAC. Let me run thru these criteria quickly: GPA – Cumulative GPA for first three years of college (includes ROTC grades) LDAC Performance – This is score based on number of E, S, N’s you receive here at LDAC in leadership positions and attribute/skills/actions LDAC PLT TAC Eval – this is the TAC overall LDAC evaluation LDAC Land Nav (1st Score) – Land nav score includes written, day, and night PMS MSIII CER OML – Score based on where Professor of Military Science(PMS) ranked you with fellow MS III’s on your CER PMS Accessions OML – Score based on were PMS will rank you with those he is sending to the FY board Accession Potential Comments – Score based on combination of how LDAC Tac and PMS evaluated your potential Training and Extracurriculars – Score based on number of training and activities you did as a Cadet/college student Language/Culture – Score based on type and number college level foreign language course taken, whether majoring in a foreign language, studied abroad or completed Rosetta stone courses APFT – What did you score in most recent Spring, Fall and 1st score here at LDAC Swimming - Pass/Fail on campus and here at LDAC, Good news because they don’t do swim test here at LDAC anymore you all passed Athletic – Score based on participation in varsity, intramural or community athletics Now because we don’t do swim at LDAC anymore and the fact that Campus Swim test is a commission requirement there will be a change for FY11 Build slide. As you can see swim will be removed starting in FY11 board, this is all of you minus End of LDAC, and the weighting will be applied to Campus APFT’s There is one more change on the horizon which should start for all those going to the FY12 board. The Army desires to increase hard science, math and engineering degrees in the cohort. To assist in this there will be incentive points awarded next build.