Anthony Torres
U.S. Navy Recruiter
8415 Sudley Rd
Manassas, VA 20109
703-712-1258

VA Army National Guard Representative
Sgt. Jake Walker
VA Army National Guard
Recruiter, Area 4
Cell: (434)962-6923
10628 Dumfries Rd
Manassas, VA 20112

Virginia Tech and Radford University Army ROTC

Buck Kellogg
Email for both: rotc@vt.edu
Phone number: 540-231-4804
VA Tech Army ROTC Website
Radford University Army ROTC website

University HQ ROTC

ROTC stands for Reserve Officer Training Corps, and this program is offered in 1,700 universities and colleges throughout the US. ROTC helps college students, male and female, to prepare to enter a military career as officers in one of the three branches in which it is offered: Army, Air Force, and the Navy/Marines. The Coast Guard doesn't have an ROTC program for students interested in a career in this particular military branch.

Students in each branch of the ROTC benefit from scholarships, monthly stipends and a career that is guaranteed after graduation. Students in ROTC also derive benefits from learning how to develop valued leadership skills, discipline and good physical fitness.
University HQ College ROTC Resource Website

Military Options

• If you are interested in a military career or even one enlistment for a few years, your first step is to gather information.
• Meet with a recruiter to get more in-depth information about military service. You do not have to sign anything until you are ready to!
• Consider whether you want to join full-time or part time through the reserves or national guard.
• Research on the websites of the different branches or general information websites:
  • Today's Military Website (general information about the military and steps to join)
  • Air Force Website
  • ARMY Website
  • Coast Guard Website
  • Marine Corps Website
  • Navy Website

• If you are joining the military, you will have to take the ASVAB. This is offered __________, but you can also take it privately with a recruiter. Practice tests are available on the ASVAB site below.
• The ASVAB is one piece that helps determine whether you are qualified to enlist in the military and how qualified you are for certain military jobs or specialties. Each military branch has a different cut off score.
• Here are a few of the many websites to help you prepare:
  ▪ What is the ASVAB?
  ▪ ASVAB Program
  ▪ ASVAB Website

Military Resources

• Parents Guide
• ASVAB Career Exploration Program (CEP) Parent Guide
• Careers in the Military
• ASVAB Student Guide
• How to Request Your ASVAB Score
• Federally Funded Sources
  This is a list of official resources sponsored by the federal government and endorsed by the DoD as the authoritative source for information about options for students after high school. Your tax dollars fund these federal resources making them free for schools to use.
• Request ASVAB CEP at your school