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Our Archive of Battalion Newsletters from the past couple years

A newsletter from 1982

A blast from the past

Spring 2012

From the Cadet Battalion Commander
Life as a freshman
Ski trip
Army/AF Hockey
MS II year
Leadership values
Upcoming Events

Fall 2011

From the Cadet Battalion Commander
Air Lab
CTLT
Air Assault
Airborne
CULP in Costa Rica
Upcoming Events

From Cadet Battalion Commander
Air Lab
Dining Out
Range weekend
Thank You Alumni
Ski Trip

Fall 2010

From Cadet Battalion Commander
10 Miler
The FTX
Rappelling
Ranger Challenge
Army vs. Air Force Soccer results
MS IV branching results

Summer 2010

GKB Hail and Farewell
Morocco and Air Assault
Cadet McTarnaghan's Busy Summer
Asia Business Trip
Tanzania
AMEDD Internship
LDAC

Spring 2010

Welcome from Cadet Command Sergeant Major
Oh Canada
St Lawrence Football
Titus Mountain
Army vs Air Force Ice Hockey
Dining Out

Fall 2009

Mountain Warfare
Air Assault
Jump School
LTC
CTLT
LDAC
Alumni News

Spring 2009

Welcome From CDT SGM
Dining Out
Army Hockey Game
Growing Up in the Army
Green to Gold
Fall Field Training Exercise
Pictures from Events
Class Pictures
Alumni Announcements
DEC 2008 Commissioning Pictures
Wedding and Engagement Announcements

Fall 2008 Newsletter #2

Washington D.C. Internship
Life as a Freshman CDT’sCummings, Snyder, & Zanghi
Army 10-Miler
T-Shirt Order Form
Interview with Alumni 1LT Kittle

Fall 2008

ROTC Introduces CDT Crosley, Battalion Commander
St. Lawrence CDT’s Graduate Air Assault School at Fort Drum
An MSII Shares his summer experiences at Mountain Warfare...
Clarkson’s CDT Bierwirth travels to Vietnam...
St. Lawrence CDT’s attend Air Assault
Sophomore Kaitlyn Fahsel breezes through Air Assault School
CDT attends Leadership Training at Fort Knox, Kentucky
Cadets Represent ROTC in SUNY Potsdam Leadership Conference
An MSIII CDT trains with the West Point Military Academy
This summer was all work and no play for CDT Paro!!

Spring 2008

Word From CDT BC: CDT McLaughlin
FT Drum Soldiers Visit CU
Army Dominates Airforce
Dual Dual
Colton 10 Miler
Why ROTC
Dining Out
Skiing in the North Country
TRADOC Surgeon

Fall 2007

Battalion Commander Welcomes Families: By CDT Cavan
Alumni Picnic
Oh Air Assault: By: CDT Burgess
Cadet Hanley goes to Hawaii: By CDT Hanley
Seniors Have Fun on the Black River: By: CDT Regan
Cadet Herman Reflects on LTC: By: CDT Herman
1st LT Peters in Iraq: www.stlawu.edu/magazine/iraq.html
Liberty to Liberty Triathlon : 2LT Ryan Brown
Freshmen Enjoy ROTC: By: CDT Rugg
1st LT Morse Competes in Biathlon:
LDAC in the Eyes of Cadet Toft:
Ranger Challenge Prepares for Competition: By CDT McLaughlin
US Army Airborne School: By: CDT Martin