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UTC Army ROTC Welcome to the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Army ROTC's official fan page on Facebook! https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_UWnSSkQzcc

This is the offcial page of the UTC Army ROTC Mocs Batallion. A unit of the Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) was officially established on April 7, 1950 at the University of Chattanooga. The program continued at the University of Chattanooga and turned out many distinguished officers in the United States Army. However, the program was marked for closure in 1994 due to national budget cuts and reviews; ROTC left the University of Tennessee Chattanooga campus late 1997. However, because of a growing demand for an ROTC program in Chattanooga, the ROTC program finally returned to the university on August 20, 2007. Today, the programs enrollment continues to grow. While this is an open forum, it's also a family friendly one, so please keep
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For more information about UT Army ROTC, please contact:


CPT. Stuart Allgood
Assistant Professor of Military Science, Army ROTC
[email protected]

or

Mr. Kent Maddox
Recruiting Operations Officer, Army ROTC
[email protected]


Some helpful links for information on Army ROTC:

Army ROTC - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc.html

College Students - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/college-students.html

High School Students - http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/high-school-students.html

Enlisted Soldiers -
http://www.goarmy.com/rotc/enlisted-soldiers.html

Army 10 Miler 2026🇺🇸The Army Ten-Miler is an annual race that brings together military personnel, civilians, and running...
10/14/2026

Army 10 Miler 2026🇺🇸

The Army Ten-Miler is an annual race that brings together military personnel, civilians, and running enthusiasts from across the country to honor the Army and build camaraderie through a 10-mile run across Washington D.C.. We are proud of all eight cadets who represented the Mocs Battalion and demonstrated the dedication, discipline, and perseverance that define our program!

Let’s also give a HUGE congratulations to CDT Caleb Cranfield for an outstanding finish with a time of 1:13:34!

Go Mocs! 💙💛

7thbrigadearmyrotc

We are proud to recognize Cadet Kaden Sharp as the Mocs Battalion’s Leader of the Month!A native of Ooltewah, Tennessee,...
10/09/2026

We are proud to recognize Cadet Kaden Sharp as the Mocs Battalion’s Leader of the Month!

A native of Ooltewah, Tennessee, Sharp leads by example, takes ownership of his platoon’s success, and consistently steps up to support the entire battalion. Cadet Sharp serves as 1st PLT PL, supporting the welfare, and administration of platoon training.

Beyond ROTC, Sharp gives back to his community as an assistant coach for the Ooltewah High School JROTC Raider Team. Under his mentorship, their women’s team earned 2nd overall at the state competition and 1st overall at the county competition, while the men’s team earned 2nd overall at the county competition.

Majoring in Environmental Science, Sharp hopes to branch Army Aviation and continue serving others through leadership. His dedication to developing those around him reflects the initiative, accountability, and commitment we strive to uphold in the Mocs Battalion.

Congratulations, Cadet Sharp, and thank you for setting the standard!

“It shall be done!”

The Mocs Battalion has been putting in the work this semester! From movement to contact, patrol base operations, to att...
10/09/2026

The Mocs Battalion has been putting in the work this semester! From movement to contact, patrol base operations, to attacks, raids, and ambushes, our cadets have been building tactical proficiency, strengthening teamwork, and growing as leaders through hands-on training in the field.

With our MS3s preparing for CST and the entire battalion gearing up for the upcoming Fall FTX, the battalion is staying focused, building confidence, and getting ready for what’s ahead.

Go Mocs!💙💛

Cadet of the Week Shoutout! 🏆 ‼️The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Johnson as our Cadet of the Week! ...
10/06/2026

Cadet of the Week Shoutout! 🏆 ‼️

The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Johnson as our Cadet of the Week! 🇺🇸

Originally from Baltimore, Maryland, Cadet Johnson is an MS1, who is a Biology major. He joined Army ROTC to follow in the footsteps of both his father and grandfather and continue his family’s Army legacy.
With an impressive AFT Score of 479, Cadet Johnson continues to set the standard for his fellow MS1s. He has stepped up to take on leadership responsibilities as a Team Leader and Medic during labs, while also becoming a new member and leader within the Crockett Ranger Company.

From participating in Mocs Battalion tailgates to completing the 9/11 Ruck, Cadet Johnson has consistently demonstrated the dedication, leadership, and teamwork expected of a future Army officer.
Congratulations, Cadet Johnson! Keep setting the standard! 🫡🇺🇸

GO MOCS! 💙💛

Cadet of the Week Shoutout ‼️🏆The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Sinclair as our Cadet of the Week! C...
10/02/2026

Cadet of the Week Shoutout ‼️🏆

The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Sinclair as our Cadet of the Week!

Cadet Sinclair is a Business Finance major, a member of CRC, and serves as the Battalion S-4. Through his role as S-4, Sinclair plays an essential part in keeping the battalion prepared and properly equipped. From weekly tactical lab training and individual cadet gear sign-outs to FTXs and AFTs, he works behind the scenes to make sure cadets have the equipment and resources they need for each training event and mission.

In addition to his S-4 responsibilities, Sinclair serves as the CRC PT instructor, helping prepare and develop fellow Ranger’s through physical training.

His dedication, reliability, and willingness to support the battalion both in and out of training make him an outstanding cadet and a valued member of the Mocs Battalion.

Congratulations, Cadet Sinclair! 🫡

GO MOCS!💙💛

🇺🇸 Mocs Battalion Supports Chattanooga Ironman!Members of the Mocs Battalion cadets had the opportunity to serve our com...
09/29/2026

🇺🇸 Mocs Battalion Supports Chattanooga Ironman!

Members of the Mocs Battalion cadets had the opportunity to serve our community by volunteering at the Chattanooga Ironman, helping support the athletes and volunteers who made this incredible event possible.

A special thank you to Ms. Wade for doing an amazing job organizing this station and giving the Mocs Battalion the opportunity to get involved and serve our community!

Cadets volunteered from 5:45 PM–1:00 AM, demonstrating the dedication and willingness to serve that defines our battalion.

GO MOCS!

Cadet of the Week Shoutout ‼️🏆The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Peterson as our Cadet of the Week!Ca...
09/23/2026

Cadet of the Week Shoutout ‼️🏆

The Mocs Battalion is proud to recognize Cadet Collin Peterson as our Cadet of the Week!

Cadet Peterson consistently sets the example through his dedication to physical fitness, with an outstanding 2-Mile time at 12:25, serving as a member of UTC’s Army 10- Miler Team, and his continuous volunteering for details beyond normal ROTC hours.

His initiative stands out both during PT and lab, where he regularly steps up to assist leadership without being asked. He also consistently volunteers for duty squad each week, demonstrating his reliability and commitment to the battalion.

Keep setting the standard, Cadet Peterson, and Congratulations! 🫡🇺🇸

LeadTheWay

This Saturday, cadets from the Mocs Battalion and Rocky Top Battalion came together during UTK’s Family Weekend game to ...
09/22/2026

This Saturday, cadets from the Mocs Battalion and Rocky Top Battalion came together during UTK’s Family Weekend game to be recognized as our newest contracted Army ROTC cadets!

Contracting marks an important milestone in their ROTC journey and reflects their commitment to developing as future Army leaders. We are incredibly proud of these cadets and look forward to seeing all they accomplish! 🫡🇺🇸💙💛

Shoutout to…
CDT Harvey
CDT Schomburg
CDT Dobrovolny

utcarmyrotc

Let’s give our Colorguard shoutout ! Despite it being only the 4th week of the semester, our Colorguard team has been ve...
09/18/2026

Let’s give our Colorguard shoutout !

Despite it being only the 4th week of the semester, our Colorguard team has been very hard at work and have been doing a FANTASTIC job!

Thank you all for representing our battalion and serving the community in the most exemplary fashion, we are so proud of you all, keep up the good work !

GO MOCS! 💙💛

On September 11th, the Mocs Battalion gathered to honor the lives lost and the heroes who answered the call on 9/11.Thro...
09/14/2026

On September 11th, the Mocs Battalion gathered to honor the lives lost and the heroes who answered the call on 9/11.

Through the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb, our cadets climbed in remembrance of the 343 FDNY firefighters, 23 NYPD officers, 37 Port Authority Police officers, and countless others who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Each step serves as a reminder of their courage, sacrifice, and commitment to others.

We are also grateful to the guests, supporters, and members of our community who joined us in honoring their memory. Your presence helped make this day even more meaningful as we came together to remember, reflect, and never forget. 🇺🇸

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