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Air Force JROTC2023-08-30T15:48:57-06:00

Integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do

AFJROTC offers a unique and dynamic experience with curriculum, competitions and activities. Cadets study topics such as heritage of flight, principles of aircraft flight and navigation, human requirements of flight, development of aerospace power, aerospace vehicles, rocketry, space and technology programs, and the aerospace industry.

Our objectives include:

  • educate and train high school cadets in citizenship and life skills

  • promote community service; instill a sense of responsibility

  • develop character and self-discipline through education and instruction in air and space fundamentals

I joined JROTC four years ago with high hopes of learning new leadership skills that would help me throughout my high school career and further. I love the skills I am able to learn, the friends I am able to make, and the family I have a chance to build because of JROTC. My program has offered me many opportunities: the chance to be a part of the state board, the chance to receive my private pilot’s license, and the chance to lead my peers as corps commander. Due to my enjoyment of JROTC I have decided to pick a military career and continue ROTC in college.

Bayley Plumb, Alabama Air Force JROTC

Curriculum programs designed to produce leaders

Students in the AFJROTC program are introduced to military customs and courtesies, citizenship in the United States, first aid, wellness, health and fitness, basic drill and ceremonies, effective communications, management, human relations, and life after high school. All uniforms and curriculum materials are provided by the Air Force.

Cadets also participate in parades, leadership laboratory activities, civilian air rifle marksmanship programs, drill team competitions, color and honor guards, military balls, and honorary academic groups.

Many AFJROTC units complement the curriculum through the cooperation and resources of organizations such as the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Civil Air Patrol, and the National Endowment for Financial Education.

ALABAMA JROTC PREPARES CADETS FOR FUTURE CAREERS AS…

  • Agricultural Inspector

  • Air Crew

  • Aviation Inspector

  • Aircraft Launch and Recovery

  • Armored Assault Vehicle Crew & Officer

  • Artillery and Missile Crew Member & Officer

  • Bioinformatics Technician

  • Coroner

  • Command and Control Center Officer & Specialist

  • Compliance Officer

  • Construction and Building Inspector

  • Court, Municipal, and License Clerk

  • Emergency Management

  • Engineer

  • Environmental Compliance Inspector

  • Equal Opportunity Representatives and Officer

  • Financial Examiner

  • First-Line Supervisor

  • Freight and Cargo Inspector

  • Government Property Inspectors and Investigator

  • Infantry

  • Legislator

  • Licensing Examiners and Inspector

  • Military Enlisted Tactical Operations and Air/Weapons Specialists and Crew Members

  • Occupational Health and Safety Specialist

  • Regulatory Affairs Specialist

  • Radar and Sonar Technician

  • Software Technician

  • Special Forces

  • Statistical Assistant

  • Transportation Inspector

  • Transportation Vehicle, Equipment and Systems Inspector

  • Transportation Security Screener

  • Urban and Regional Planner

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