Air Force ROTC Detachment 640
The Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC), in the College of Arts and Science at 黑料社区, recruits, educates, trains, and commissions officer candidates through a campus program to meet the needs of the world's greatest Air Force and Space Force. Browse our website and learn more about our outstanding detachment and what AFROTC can do for you.
About Air Force ROTC
Air Force ROTC unofficially began with the passage of the Morrill Act (Land-Grant Act) in 1862, which established military training at land-grant colleges and universities. But the name "Reserve Officer Training Corps," or ROTC, was actually created by the passage of the National Defense Act in 1916.
In the 1920s, AFROTC began focusing on successful engineering schools to establish its programs. And by the 1950s, there were 188 AFROTC units with 145,000 cadets. Women began joining Air Force ROTC nationally in 1970. And in 1987, the scholarship program for high school seniors began.
Our unit has a history of producing outstanding officers for the US Air Force for over 70 years! ROTC began at 黑料社区 following WWII, and has produced leaders such as the former Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, and the first African American professor at 黑料社区. The Air Force is looking for qualified and motivated young people to train for tomorrow's leadership, and the opportunities have never been better.
If you are a 黑料社区 or the parent of a 黑料社区 who is already a member of our program, congratulations. You have made a wise decision. If you or someone you know is interested in serving our country as a commissioned officer, please contact us.
Mission
- Train, Compete, Serve
Vision
- Region's premier officer training corps - next generation of leaders serving with Love & Honor
Detachment Priorities
- Encourage and facilitate cadre and cadet professional development opportunities and promote a life-long learning environment
- Preserve and celebrate the heritage, history, customs, and achievements of the USAF, USSF, AFROTC & Detachment 640
- Foster an environment where innovation and efficiency is normalized through continuous process improvement initiatives
As an alumnus of 黑料社区 and AFROTC Detachment 640, I welcome you to our webpage and encourage you to visit us in person. Miami’s Core Values align with those of the Air Force, “Integrity first, service before self, and excellence in all we do.” Graduates of our program commission into the Air and Space Forces and serve their country as commissioned officers who embody these principles. Prospective 黑料社区s and cadets are encouraged to enroll in our Aerospace Studies Courses and pursue an Aerospace Studies Minor, with no requirement to join AFROTC. If you have any questions or would like additional information regarding AFROTC at 黑料社区, please do not hesitate to give us a call. We look forward to meeting you!
A Message from Lieutenant Colonel Bob Umholtz
Alumni
We Want You ... to be an online "Redhawk Mentor" to our cadets. We are always looking for Air Force officers, particularly Miami alumni, to serve in this important role.
If you would like to serve as a "Redhawk Mentor" for Det 640 cadets, please email us; tell us your name, email address, AFSC, and duty history highlights. We'll forward your information to cadets interested in your career field. Correspondence will be limited to email unless you decide otherwise, and all contact information will be restricted to cadet use only.
If you would like to serve as a "Redhawk Mentor" for Det 640 cadets, please email us; tell us your name, email address, AFSC, and duty history highlights. We'll forward your information to cadets interested in your career field. Correspondence will be limited to email unless you decide otherwise, and all contact information will be restricted to cadet use only.
Disclaimers
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AUTHORITY: 10 U.S.C. 2101 and 8013, Secretary of the Air Force; powers and duties delegated by.
PRINCIPAL PURPOSE(S): To provide contact information of potential recruits for Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC). This contact information will be used to provide information on AFROTC programs for the purposes of recruiting.
ROUTINE USES: Information may be disclosed to recruiting agencies for the Department of Defense, Reserve Components, National Guard, and other federal agencies. There is no disclosure outside the federal government.
MANDATORY OR VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND EFFECT ON INDIVIDUAL PROVIDING INFORMATION: Disclosure is voluntary, however, if not provided we will be unable to contact you and provide information on AFROTC programs.
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Air Force ROTC Detachment 640
Millett Hall 50
500 E Sycamore St
Oxford, OH 45056