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Two Eastern Washington University “Fighting Eagles” Cadets Complete ROTC Advanced Camp

07/20/2019 by jstafford3 4 Comments

Two more of our “Fighting Eagles” Cadets from the Eastern Washington University (EWU) Reserve Office Training Corps (ROTC) battalion recently completed Advanced Camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky.  Cadets Jameson Palmer and Andreas Brazier both graduated from Advanced Camp’s 5th Regiment on July 19th.  Not only did these two highly motivated Cadets graduate from Advanced Camp, but they both did so with receiving the highest score of “Outstanding”.

Palmer and Brazier

EWU ROTC Cadets (left) Andreas Brazier and (right) Jameson Palmer at ROTC Advanced Camp in Ft. Knox, Kentucky.


Advanced Camp is Cadet Command’s premier annual training event that assesses Cadets on their ability to conduct basic officer leadership tasks.  Cadets usually attend Advanced Camp during the summer between their junior and senior years of college.  Passing Advanced Camp is a mandatory requirement for all Cadets who want to commission as an officer in the U.S. Army after graduation.

Cadets Brazier and Palmer were our 2nd and 3rd Cadets to complete Advanced Camp this summer.  We still have 18 more “Fighting Eagles” Cadets currently participating in various regiments at Advanced Camp.  Our next Cadets to graduate in 6th Regiment are Megan Baker, Austin Pfennig, and Chad Triplett on July 24th.  With the completion of Advanced Camp Cadet Brazier is on his way to attend follow on training in Hawaii while Cadet Palmer is heading to Ft. Campbell, Kentucky for his follow on training.

Congratulations to both Cadets for not only graduating, but exceling at ROTC’s crucible training event.

Go Fighting Eags!

Filed Under: Advanced Camp Tagged With: Eastern Washington University, EWU, EWU ROTC, Fort Knox, Reserve Officer Training Corps, ROTC

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  1. Lisah says

    07/21/2019 at 1:10 pm

    So proud of these two amazing young men!!!
    You are destined for success!!!

    Lisah Moegling
    Cadet Andreas Brazier’s Mom

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  2. EWU ROTC PMS says

    07/23/2019 at 11:32 am

    Lisah, you should be very proud of your son. Scoring an “outstanding” rating at Advanced Camp is only accomplished by the top 15% of Cadets. Andreas was also selected to go to Hawaii for follow on training because of his high leadership potential.

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  3. Lisah Moegling says

    07/26/2019 at 12:20 pm

    Thank you. I am beyond proud of Dre and thankful he takes such initiative in every area of his life. There is no doubt he will continue to put in the hard work. Such a gift to witness his journey.

    Blessings to you and yours,

    Lisah

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