My experience in JROTC has been fun. I remember my first year it was fun to learn more about the program. I met great people through the program. Its help you to find yourself like if you are meant for the military or not. But also to be nice to the community and yourself. The camps of the program are really helpful because you learn how the training is even though is soft but it give you a idea. I really like the camp, I went to JCLC. That camp was really fun , I got to meet new people and do things that I thought I wouldn’t do like going down a tower. That was scary but I made it down. Now my second year it was the most fun. I sat with the seniors and like two juniors. They always funny and made it fun to go to class. They were really nice
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The seniors during that year made it worth it to be in the class. I was always a shy person, like when it was time to like practice command voice it was soft. But during my third year it became louder and then I became the 1st sgt for Bravo. I was happy because who would have thought I would become one. It was fun commanding because it brought the inner voice that was loud out of me. There were some bumps. One moment that as horrible for me was the marching battalion formation, it was my first marching and I felt ready but I wasn’t. I start off good but later one I mess up on calling the commands and it was horrible because I knew I could do better and try harder. But I learn from it and know not to give up easily and to always try harder no matter what happen. I met a good friend also during that year. He was a amazing friend and he would give out good advice when I needed it. Now my last year is here and it was interesting. I became the G-4 for the battalion and it was hard job. What made it hard was the uniform making sure everyone had their things they needed. But I made sure everyone had it and that the closet was looking sharp. The class was short because it was 63 mins instead of 90
The seniors during that year made it worth it to be in the class. I was always a shy person, like when it was time to like practice command voice it was soft. But during my third year it became louder and then I became the 1st sgt for Bravo. I was happy because who would have thought I would become one. It was fun commanding because it brought the inner voice that was loud out of me. There were some bumps. One moment that as horrible for me was the marching battalion formation, it was my first marching and I felt ready but I wasn’t. I start off good but later one I mess up on calling the commands and it was horrible because I knew I could do better and try harder. But I learn from it and know not to give up easily and to always try harder no matter what happen. I met a good friend also during that year. He was a amazing friend and he would give out good advice when I needed it. Now my last year is here and it was interesting. I became the G-4 for the battalion and it was hard job. What made it hard was the uniform making sure everyone had their things they needed. But I made sure everyone had it and that the closet was looking sharp. The class was short because it was 63 mins instead of 90