B-Battery Wildmen

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It’s time to introduce B-Battery’s triad for 2026-2027!

Mr. Borders is this years commanding officer! He is from Kilgore, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Construction Science with a minor in Business. After graduation, he plans to build a career in commercial construction management, where he hopes to tackle complex infrastructure challenges and help deliver projects that support growing communities.

Mr. Borders is this years commanding officer! He is from Kilgore, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Construction Science with a minor in Business. After graduation, he plans to build a career in commercial construction management, where he hopes to tackle complex infrastructure challenges and help deliver projects that support growing communities.

Mr. Borders is this years commanding officer! He is from Kilgore, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Construction Science with a minor in Business. After graduation, he plans to build a career in commercial construction management, where he hopes to tackle complex infrastructure challenges and help deliver projects that support growing communities.

Mr. Rivera is this years executive officer. He is from San Antonio, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Animal Science. After graduation, he plans to attend veterinary school with the goal of one day owning a mixed animal veterinary practice.

Mr. Rivera is this years executive officer. He is from San Antonio, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Animal Science. After graduation, he plans to attend veterinary school with the goal of one day owning a mixed animal veterinary practice.

Mr. Rivera is this years executive officer. He is from San Antonio, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Animal Science. After graduation, he plans to attend veterinary school with the goal of one day owning a mixed animal veterinary practice.

Mr. Deanda is this years first sergeant. He is from Frisco, Texas, and is pursuing a degree in Communication with a minor in Business. After graduation, he plans to earn his Master of Business Administration before pursuing a career in financial services, specifically wealth management, where he hopes to work alongside his brothers.

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Our next Wildmen at Work is Felix Rogers!

Felix works as a swim coach for his local swim team, the Southgate Penguins. He coaches swimmers ages 4–18, teaching everything from the fundamentals of swimming to more advanced techniques.

His favorite part of what he does is being able to teach his swimmers the value of hard work and help them build a strong work ethic, showing them that dedication really does pay off.

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This weeks Wildmen at Work is Lincoln Kohl!

Lincoln is a coach at Deerfoot Youth camp. Deerfoot is a camp for disadvantaged boys, ages 10 to 13. Through team sports, the boys are taught honor, respect, integrity, sportsmanship and discipline.

Unlike other youth camps, the boys that attend Deerfoot do not have to pay for anything out of pocket. After attending camp for four years, the boys also get financial help to attend Texas A&M.

Lincoln attended camp as a kid and he is very happy to come back and serve as a coach.

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Our next Wildmen at Work is Griffin Marshall!

Griffin is an Operations and Administration Intern at Frisco Bible Church. He is responsible for day-to-day tasks, coordinating with different ministries such as Student Ministry and Men’s Ministry, paying and filing bills, etc.

Griffin’s favorite part of his job is the people he gets to work with!

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This week’s Wildmen at Work is Bryce Borders!

Bryce is spending his summer as an intern at EMA Engineering and Consulting, a mechanical, electrical, plumbing, lighting, and technology design firm based in Tyler, Texas. The company specializes in the education, healthcare, and civic industries while also providing consulting, commissioning, and sustainable construction services.

During his internship, Bryce has been working on the mechanical design for an elementary school and has had the opportunity to shadow the senior project manager for the healthcare department. He has also visited job sites and gained firsthand experience observing the design of all MEPLT systems for a new hospital currently under construction in Tyler.

Bryce’s favorite part of the internship has been getting paid to learn about an industry he finds fascinating. He enjoys seeing a side of construction that he was previously unfamiliar with while also expanding his network with fellow interns and industry professionals.

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While we’re sad to reach our final Fish Friday of the semester, we’re going out on a high note by highlighting Fish Hughes from Cypress, Texas!

Fish Hughes is currently taking General Studies, but plans to transfer into Psychology. He plays the tenor saxophone in the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band.

He chose Texas A&M because of its strong history of tradition and the unbreakable bond of the Aggie Network.

Fish Hughes is most looking forward to the B-Battery Banquet!

A fun fact about him is that he loves photography.

Let’s give it up for Fish Hughes!

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Not only do we have our Wildmen involved within the outfit, we also have just as many taking on leadership roles outside of the outfit as well! They’re proudly representing B-Battery in special units and on major/minor unit levels!

We are excited to watch them lead and shape our outfit this upcoming 2026-2027 school year!

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Welcome back to another Wildmen Wednesday, today we are featuring Troy Barnhardt from New Braunfels, Texas. He is an IG Sergeant and Squad Leader.

Troy is taking Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology on an Mechatronics Track, and he is getting a minor in Engineering Project Management.

Troy says his role model is his father, because he is always willing to take initiative and get things done.

Let’s give it up for Troy!

We’re looking forward to our annual outfit banquet! We hope to see you all there!

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A huge shoutout to our Wildmen who are stepping into rising leadership roles within the outfit! Their hard work and dedication have earned them this moment.

We are excited to watch them lead and shape our outfit this upcoming 2026-2027 school year!

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