The below video is a time lapse of the American flag that flew over Cadet Hall on the Eastern Washington University (EWU) campus on September 11, 2020. In 2019 this American flag along with an EWU flag were flown over Kabul, Afghanistan. On this 19th anniversary of the 9-11 terrorist attacks, EWU Army ROTC gives a big thank you to all our first responders that are keeping our communities safe. Together we are all Eagle Strong!
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EWU Army ROTC Cadet Receives Prestigious Award from the Society of American Military Engineers
The Eastern Washington University Army ROTC, “Fighting Eagles” battalion is pleased to announce that Cadet, Christian Goldbach was selected for the Society of American Military Engineers (SAME) ROTC Award of Merit.
This award was established to annually recognize outstanding engineering Cadets across the nation. The SAME ROTC Award of Merit is a bronze medal that was first authorized for Cadets back in 1948. To be eligible for the award Cadets had to be a junior or senior engineering student, be in the Top 25 percent of the engineering class, in the Top 25 percent of their ROTC class, and display exceptional leadership skills. Cadet Goldbach was 1 of the 20 Cadets selected nationwide for the award from the country’s 274 ROTC programs.
Christian is a Mechanical Engineering major entering his final year at Eastern. Besides excelling academically he has also been a four year member of the university’s Ranger Challenge team and regularly achieves the maximum score on the Army Physical Fitness Test. He further displayed his high level of fitness by earning the German Armed Forces Proficiency Badge. The badge is one of the few foreign service awards authorized for wear on U.S. military uniforms. He has been part of the Color Guard and Cannon Crew that support EWU’s sporting teams as well. He was also selected for a military exchange program where he spent the summer at the Escuela Militar de Chorrillos, Peru’s version of West Point located in the capitol city of Lima.
Congratulations to Cadet Goldbach for earning this prestigious award.
Go ROTC! Go Fighting Eags!
First Year EWU Cadet Selected for Sons of the American Revolution ROTC Award
Congratulations to Eastern Washington University Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) Cadet, Joshua Browning for being selected for the Sons of the American Revolution Award. The award recognizes a first year ROTC cadet who has excelled in all military aspects and scholastically at EWU.
EWU Army ROTC thanks the Sons of the American Revolution for recognizing one of our outstanding first year Cadets. You can learn more about the Sons of the American Revolution at this link.
AUSA Recognizes EWU Army ROTC Cadet With Military History Award
Eastern Washington University Army ROTC “Fighting Eagles’ Battalion Cadet, Everett Kuhnel was recently recognized with the Association of the United States Army Military History Award.
The award is given to one Cadet in the battalion that has excelled in military history classes. EWU Army ROTC thanks the AUSA for recognizing one of our outstanding Cadets.
You can learn more about AUSA at the link.
Military Order of the World Wars Recognizes EWU Army ROTC Cadet
Congratulations to Eastern Washington University (EWU) Army ROTC Cadet, Corina Lindsey for being recognized as the MS-II awardee for the Military Order of the World Wars Award.
The award is given to MS-1, MS-II, and MS-III Cadets that excel in military and scholastic aspects of the ROTC curriculum.
The Military Order of the World Wars’ (MOWW) founding resulted from General of the Armies John J. Pershing’s request that his officers continue serving America after their active military service ended following World War I. Since MOWW’s establishment in 1919, MOWW members (“Companions”) have lived by the Military Order’s motto, “It is nobler to serve than to be served.”
EWU Army ROTC thanks the MOWW for recognizing Cadet excellence. You can learn more about MOWW at this link.
Eagle Strong! Go Fighting Eags!
