Duke NCCU Army ROTC

Duke NCCU Army ROTC

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The Official page of the Bull City Battalion, Duke & North Carolina Central University ROTC You can access this Agreement any time.

The Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC, AROTC, or SROTC) is the United States Army component of the Reserve Officers' Training Corps. It is the largest ROTC program, with 20,000 ROTC cadets in 272 ROTC programs at major universities throughout the United States. The modern Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps was created by the National Defense Act of 1916. This program commissioned its

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 04/23/2026

The BCB conducted a raid this week in coordination with the Chatham Sheriff’s office. Cadets boarded boats under the Sheriff’s guidance and maneuvered to the objective. Upon arrival, cadets executed their assigned mission, established positions, and engaged the enemy. The enemy attempted to discard simulated contraband during the engagement; however, cadets secured the area, recovered the materials, and detained the enemy personnel. Following the successful completion of the mission, the BCB conducted a morale-building cookout where cadets prepared and enjoyed hot dogs and hamburgers.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 03/25/2026

Caption: Week 10 at the BCB was very eventful! As part of our Holistic Health and Fitness initiatives, we had from Duke University lead a PT session, teaching the Battalion yoga techniques while also sharing words of motivation, wisdom, and reflection. During another PT session, cadets were divided into BCB family groups that worked together at different stations. During the lab, cadets executed a raid, successfully completing the mission. We were fortunate to be supported by the North Carolina National Guard, who provided Blackhawk aerial support for our attack. They provided our cadets with a basic safety class and then flew our cadets for an aerial insertion to start the mission. In preparation for this lab, CDT Marsh led a very detailed ROC rehearsal which ensured every cadet who participated knew their role before we started. Based on her leadership during the lab, CDT Marsh was named cadet of the week. Lastly, we bid farewell to SFC Chapman after his more than 20 years of dedicated service in the Army. He is retiring and will be greatly missed by the battalion for his hard work, dedication, and attention to detail.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 03/23/2026

Week 10 at the BCB was very eventful. During the leadership laboratory lane, the BCB went to Bunter and had the opportunity to fly in helicopters with the National Guard. Cadets participated in an attack/raid lane and successfully captured their objective. In preparation for this lab, PL CDT Marsh delivered a very detailed OPORD brief to the battalion. Based on her performance and leadership during the lab, CDT Marsh was named Cadet of the Week for her attention to detail and demonstrated knowledge and skills. We also said goodbye to Sergeant Chapman after 25 years of dedicated service in the Army. He is retiring and will be greatly missed by the battalion for his hard work and dedication—he is truly irreplaceable. As part of our Health and Holistic Fitness program, we had a yoga instructor lead a PT session, teaching the battalion yoga techniques and sharing words of motivation and wisdom. Additionally, during PT, the BCB was divided into interest groups that competed against one another for prizes. These groups were organized into larger teams to help cadets build stronger connections and relate to one another more effectively.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 03/10/2026

Last week at the BCB, cadets trained in land navigation at Eno Forest, searching for multiple points across the course. The battalion also received new battalion T-shirts representing both schools. The Week 9 Cadet of the Week was Cadet McFadden for the energy he brings wherever he goes, and the Land Navigation winner was freshman Cadet Frith for finding the most points within the allotted time.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 03/09/2026

Week eight at the BCB was thrilling. Former Duke football wide receiver and current NFL player Jordan Moore spoke to the battalion about resilience and perseverance. The cadets were inspired to hear such a great story. At leadership lab, cadets got the opportunity to use paintball equipment to make the lab more realistic. During PT, Durham EMS helped teach the battalion how to open airways.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 02/27/2026

Last weekend, Bull City ROTC excelled at Ranger Challenge, competing against 43 other battalions and earning an impressive 6th place out of 44 teams. Cadets completed a 6-mile ruck, demonstrated strong warrior skills, and displayed outstanding leadership during the Commander’s Challenge. Their effective communication, disciplined ex*****on, and ability to adapt within competition guidelines highlighted their preparation, teamwork, and commitment to excellence.

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Last week, during leadership lab, the cadets conducted a Movement to Contact Stick lane during which they had a chance to put into practice leadership lessons learned in class. The BCB announced Cadet Corey as Cadet of the Week in recognition of him stepping up and taking initiative as squad leader. After the ruck cadets had a post ruck pancake breakfast to boost morale.

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Last week, the Ranger Challenge team completed a 5-mile run in preparation for the upcoming competition! This week of PT concluded with a classic Bull City sunrise. CDT Kundu was awarded the USAA Cadet Scholarship for her outstanding achievement in and out of ROTC. Congratulations, CDT Kundu! CDT Birch and LaGere both received scholarships to duke university for there hardwork and dedication to this program. We are proud of their accomplishments and look forward to their continued success.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 02/09/2026

Last week, the BCB announced Cadet Bizzell as Cadet of the Week in recognition of her dedication and eagerness to learn within the program. During leadership lab, the cadets conducted a raid during which they had a chance to put into practice leadership lessons learned in class.

Photos from Duke NCCU Army ROTC's post 02/02/2026

Last week, the BCB participated in a 5K Ranger ruck challenge, demonstrating discipline, physical readiness, and cohesive teamwork. Cadets also took part in weekly physical training, which consisted of multiple stations including deadlifts, shuttle sprints, hand-release push-ups, and burpees. During leadership lab, cadets conducted an attack lane in snowy conditions, demonstrating adaptability and teamwork.

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