Many of today’s Army leaders started out as cadets in ROTC or JROTC. Well, what do the youth in the program today think about the Army and the world itself? In today’s episode – the first of a very special two-part series – we sit down with four top cadets to get their thoughts on their programs, the benefits and difficulties of service, what the Army could do to improve recruitment, as well as some musings on topics like climate change, mental health, social media and more.
 
Guests:
Catherine Blotevogel, Georgetown University ROTC Cadet
Kyle Fernandez, Bowie State University ROTC Cadet
Jake Witt, Conroe High School JROTC Cadet
Easten Jenn, Leilehua High School JROTC Cadet
 
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