AFROTC Det 014

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Air Force ROTC offers students a course of study leading to a commission as a second lieutenant. Designed to complement individual academic majors, AFROTC courses can be applied toward minor requirements. Cadets enrolled in the program represent a broad cross section of the student body. The student/cadet has an opportunity to explore and evaluate Air Force career opportunities while earning a college degree. Completion of the AFROTC curriculum is the initial step in the education of the professional officer and provides a firm understanding of basic aerospace doctrine and the Air Force mission, organization, and operation.

As a college graduate with an Air Force commission, you will begin a unique career full of varied experiences, worldwide travel, advanced education, responsibilities and challenges. The Air Force is a great way of life, and you can be a part of it!

Office Hours:
Monday - Friday 7:30am to 5:00pm.
Our Telephone Numbers and E-mail:
Detachment Phone: USA (251) 460 - 7211 UWF (850) 473-7705
E-Mail: afrotc@southal.edu
Detachment Fax: (251) 460 - 7601

Our Address:
Department of Aerospace Studies
University of South Alabama
156 South Residence Hall
Mobile AL, 36688-0001

AIR FORCE - A GREAT WAY OF LIFE!!!

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