ROTC National Advanced Leadership Camp

 

After completion of the junior year, cadets from Army ROTC detachments all over the country go to Fort Lewis, Washington for five weeks of leadership training. The objective of this camp is to assess and evaluate each cadet's ability to perform in a position of leadership, as well as teaching advanced military skills.

Cadets are trained and tested on the following advanced-level subjects:

* Intelligence Training
* Physical Conditioning
* Weaponry
* Communications
* Patrolling
* Marksmanship
* Land Navigation
* Drill and Ceremony
* Leadership Skills
* And various other military skills

The National Advanced Leadership Camp score is a significant portion of the total ROTC performance rating. These are important in determining leadership positions upon the cadet's return to their school, as well as for assigned specialty branches in the Army.

The training conducted at the University of Rhode Island is geared toward preparation for Camp All-American. The third year of ROTC training is more intense than the previous two for this reason. The cadre, and senior cadets help to ensure that all cadets are prepared for the challenge of National Advanced Leadership Camp.

* OUR CADETS TYPICALLY EXCEED NATIONAL AVERAGES
 

Notes for National Advanced Leadership Camp

The following links are provided for cadets who will be attending National Advanced Leadership Camp. The links provide notes and hints that should prove useful at camp. Please note that these are from cadets all around the country.