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Welcome to Air Force ROTC Detachment 165 located on the Georgia Institute of Technology campus. Our mission is to recruit and retain young men and women and instill in them leadership ability, professionalism, and inspire them to exemplify the characteristics of the highest quality Air Force officer. The Reserve Officer Training Corps, through training and course work, opens the door for entry into the finest air force in the world.
Detachment 165 is one of the most highly regarded Air Force ROTC detachments. Have a look around, and you'll find out why.
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-2 May 09 - 1100
Detachment 165 will not offer the AFOQT during the summer. Next session will be held in August. For other testing opportunities, contact the Atlanta MEPS at Ft. Gillem.
-1 May 09 - 1200
Congratulations to all of our Spring 2009 Commissionees! Good luck as you proceed to your active duty assignments.
-1 May 09 - 0900
Have a great summer, Nighthawks! See you in the fall!
-1 May 09 - 8:00
The New Student Orientation packet for Fall 2009 is now available. Click on the Prospective Cadet tab --> How to Enroll.
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Hello, and welcome to Detachment 165, THE Air Force ROTC unit for the Atlanta area.
My staff and I are going to be working hard this semester, not only to continue the success from Fall 2008,
but also to push this Detachment to newer and greater heights. We've already begun working on a lot of really exciting events like a Base Visit, GAMA Cup, and John Block Field Day.
I'd like to invite you to take a look around our website and let us know about any questions you may have. We accept cadets from 13 Atlanta colleges and universities
and we're always on the lookout for qualified, highly-motivated students to join our team. Are you Air Force?
- 165th Cadet Wing Commander, Spring 2009 |
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The Afterburner is Det 165's very own periodic newsletter. It began in Fall 2008 and is entirely cadet written and published. Look below to see an article from the current issue and a link at the bottom to the full PDF.
"This year Det 165 had 10 cadets selected for a rated position, eight for pilot and two for ABM. Each of the cadets was
filled with excitement as they received the news and their “wings” from the Detachment
Commander, Col Andino, who is a Navigator by trade. During the remainder of
their AFROTC career cadets who receive these rated positions are authorized to wear
flight suits as an alternative to the standard battle dress uniform."
Click picture to see full issue of the current Afterburner
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