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Photos: Northview NJROTC Annual Inspection
February 6, 2014
Northview High School’s NJROTC Area Manager’s Inspection was held Wednesday at the school, with cadets undergoing face to face scrutiny.
The inspecting officer was CDR Vince Bindi, Executive Officer, Naval Air Technical Training Center, NAS Pensacola where he is responsible for the delivery of exceptional aviation specific training to more than 16,000 sailors and marines annually.
The day’s events began with a personnel inspection, drill demonstration and a pass-in-review in the school gym. Other events Wednesday included a financial record review, briefings, administrative inspections, supply inspections and more.
Cadets Dakota Craft, Zacarra Davis, Jessica Brown, Willie Owens, David Donald, Douglas Dunkle, Emily Walston, Alyssa Borelli and Donald Baity were recognized for Exemplary Personal Appearance and awarded a medal for their efforts.
For a photo gallery, click here.
Pictured: Northview High School’s NJROTC Area Manager’s Inspection Wednesday morning at the school. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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7 Responses to “Photos: Northview NJROTC Annual Inspection”
Bravo Zulu to these cadets for all the hard work they put in. The NJROTC program is a great program, (my 2 sisters and I went through it and had a blast) and it also gives you a sense of becoming a well informed citizen and perhaps even prepare you for the armed forces. Hooyah NHS and hooyah Navy.
So proud of you Shianne Sheedy… And thanks to chief and captain for doing such a great job with all the kids…
Awesome program indeed, you all look wonderful!
I’m so proud of the structure and discipline the students take away from this program which carries over into their future endeavors, no matter if they go Military or remain Civilian. I have witnessed first hand, the one on one care and attention each student receives from this program, that sometimes they don’t receive at home and/or in their personal lives and it makes a huge difference in the outcome of decisions these young people make moving forward. I also have witnessed the close knit relationship they have with one another, this program to them is like having a 2nd family, which this day in time, it’s really important.
I too am a proud parent of a former Northview NJROTC cadet who worked her way up to EXO her Senior year and is continuing her education as a ROTC midshipmen in College and graduates this May to be commissioned as an United States Navy Officer.
Parents, if you have the opportunity to encourage your child to enroll in this program their 8th grade year, I promise you, you will not be disappointed in what they learn and take away from this program.
Lots of hard work & discipline goes into getting ready for this anual military inspection …everyone did a great job! Congratulations to all the cadets, Chief, & Captain!
You go Grady Rigby, we love you and I’am so proud of you.
Awesome.
Thank you to these fine NJROTC cadets, their parents, supporters and the school.
Self discipline, pride, respect, confidence and teamwork at their best.
Always loved this day! I had 3 children go through Northview’s NJROTC program. My oldest was EXO and both his sisbling were COs. So proud of all this program taught and gave to them.
Keep up the GREAT work Northview NJROTC!