Cadet Tyler Bull is preparing to spend the night at Fort Hood, Texas during a Joint Field Training Exercise with other Texas Central Colleges from 27March-29March 2009 to practice platoon tactics and vehicle convoy operation.

Baylor Bear Cadets enjoyed a team development exercise during their end of semester BBQ at the East Lakes Ropes Course.  Cadets where tied together, one was blindfolded, the other was bounded to execute tasks and run though a course on 30APRIL2009.

Cadet Covarrubias practices the High Crawl, one of the Army’s 3 most basic tactical Individual movement techniques that all Soldiers must master.  At the Leaders Development and Assessment Course at Fort Lewis, Washington, Cadets must demonstrate their ability to move from Point A to B while being engaged with paint balls by an opponent force.

Baylor Bear Cadets receive their first Tactics level I field instruction during a March 2009 Lab at Cub Field located on Baylor campus on the Corner of 4th and Daughtrey. 

Cadet Covarrubias, Cadet Mosleh, Cadet Edon and Cadet Stevick dine and enjoy Meals Ready to Eat known as MREs during a lunch break at Fort Hood’s ROTC JFTX March 2009.

Baylor ROTC Cadets are receiving a Tactical Operations Order for their Vehicle Convoy Leadership exercise at Fort Hood’s Battle Simulation Center.

Baylor ROTC Cadets are receiving operating instruction on Fort Hood’s Battle Simulation Center, where cadets where divided into four groups of four and assigned to the military’s digital version of the up armored (Humvee), a High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWHV) to conduct tactical vehicle convoy leadership reaction drills.