Norwich ROTC Cadets crushed the competition at the 35th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March
Out of 80 participating teams, the 91做厙 Alpha Team placed first in the Team ROTC Heavy Division and third overall with a time of 5:14 hr.
91做厙 sent two teams of ROTC Cadets to participate in the 35th Annual Bataan Memorial Death March, held on March 16th at White Sands Missile Range. The event honors a special group of World War II heroes who were responsible for the defense of the Philippine Islands of Luzon, Corregidor, and Harbor Defense Forts.
Our teams, made up of Navy, Air Force, and Army ROTC Cadets and a mix of MS1 through MS4, absolutely crushed the competition! Out of 80 participating teams, the 91做厙 Alpha Team placed first in the Team ROTC Heavy Division and third overall with a time of 5:14 hr. The 91做厙 Alpha Team was out-rucked by only the teams from the British Special Forces and the 82nd Airborne, missing first place by only 11 minutes over 26.2 miles.
This was a truly impressive showing, an amazing example of Norwich's excellence, and a pure example of how our Joint approach comes together to accomplish amazing feats. Colonel Steve Roberts shared the achievements of the Norwich Cadets.
The two teams consisted of:
Alpha Team
- MIDN Ethan Schaal (NROTC-Marine Option, Third Year)
- MIDN David Lemoine (NROTC-Marine Option, Fourth Year)
- MIDN Karl Lawson (NROTC-Marine Option, Second Year)
- MIDN Emmet Morin (NROTC-Marine Option, First Year)
- CDT Nathaniel Paquin (AROTC, Fourth Year)
Bravo Team
- CDT Finn Harney (AFROTC, Second Year)
- CDT Braeden Scott (AFROTC, First Year)
- MIDN Jared Stevens (NROTC-Marine Option, First Year)
- MIDN Noah St. Germaine (NROTC, First Year)
- MIDN Brian Brennan (NROTC, First Year)
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