B-Battery Wildmen

Howdy Wildmen!

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!

Howdy Wildmen!

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!

Give it up for our Wildmen!

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This past Saturday, B-Battery had the privilege of participating in the tradition of March to the Brazos - an 18 mile march to and from the TAMU Beef Center. There, the fish dropped first names with their sophomores and were able to earn their outfit shirts.

We are extremely proud of all of the hard work and dedication that they’ve poured into this year. Moving forward, our Wildmen will begin getting ready to assume their new roles and responsibilities!

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Last Friday was a big day for the fish class of ‘29 as they were able to drop first names with their juniors! We are so proud of the hard work that our fish are putting in as they continue to push until the end of the year.

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This week’s Fish of the Week is Fish Thompson from Whitesboro, Texas! He is a General Engineering major and plays the tenor saxophone in the Fightin’ Texas Aggie Band.

Fish Thompson chose Texas A&M for the rich culture and to be a part of the Aggie Band.

This year, he is most looking forward to having fun with his buddies!

A fun fact about him is that he has always wanted to hike at Bryce Canyon National Park.

Let’s give it up for Fish Thompson!

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This past Saturday, our Wildmen had the privilege of serving their communities in the largest service project in America - Big Event! They split up into multiple groups and displayed the Core Value of Selfless Service well by completing yard work or other household tasks to help aid homes in the Bryan/College Station.

Great work to all of our Wildmen this week!

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This Wildman Wednesday, we are featuring Logan Dasher from Richmond, TX. He is an Ops Logs and IG corporal taking International Affairs on a GIS track.

Logan enjoys visiting libraries to look for old/eccentric books that most people don’t read nowadays.

Logan says there is no greater role model than Jesus who helps him to navigate each day through his mercy and grace.

Let’s give it up for Logan!