Clubs and Teams

Army ROTC
Clubs and Teams

Clubs and Teams

Ranger Challenge

Ranger Challenge is Cadet Command's version of the Army's Best Ranger Competition.  Ranger Challenge is a physically and mentally demanding competition between teams from different Army ROTC units across the nation. The University of Alaska Ranger Challenge team is composed of the best qualified cadets from both UAA and UAF. Cadets conduct a series of written and physical tests as well as tactical exercises to determine the best team. This November the University of Alaska Ranger Challenge team will travel to Oregon to compete against several other teams in a regional competition.

 

Color Guard

The UAA Army ROTC Color Guard is a team that is responsible for the protection, care, and display of the unit's colors.  Depending on the event size and color guard composition, a number of different flags can be presented at any time.  Flags commonly displayed are those of the Unites States, the Alaska State flag, the Army flag, Cadet Command, and the local Army ROTC unit.  UAA's Color Guard conducts events at many UAA athletic events and community events such as Alaska Aces games.
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Seawolf Cadet Club

UAA Army ROTC is a member of the UAA Student Clubs and Organizations.  The Seawolf Cadet Club is open to all UAA students and is a great opportunity to get involved in the program if a student's schedule conflicts with Army ROTC classes.