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Tag Archives: Green to Gold
What Makes A COMPETITIVE Green to Gold Candidate?
A lot of Soldiers come to us and ask if they got what it takes to go Green to Gold. The first thing we try to do is make sure they meet the minimum eligibility requirements If they don’t, we … Continue reading
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Tagged Competiveness, eligibility, G2G, Green to Gold, Reserve Officers Training Corp, ROTC, Scholarships
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The Division Commander’s Hip-Pocket Scholarship
The Division Hip-Pocket Scholarship is specialized ROTC scholarship option. It is an opportunity for select enlisted Soldiers to complete their first baccalaureate or advanced degree, and pursue a commission as an Army Officer through ROTC. The distinguishing feature of the … Continue reading
Once Again, Top-Ranked Army ROTC Cadet in the Nation is Green to Gold
For the second year in a row, the top-ranked Army ROTC Cadet in the nation is a Green to Gold 4-year-scholarship winner! Wesley Tudor of LaPort, Indiana was recognized at Morehead State University for being the top cadet on the national order … Continue reading
The Active Duty Option (ADO)
The Active Duty Option is one of the three ways that you can go Green to Gold. It is a program for enlisted Soldiers who wish to complete their first baccalaureate or advanced degree, and pursue a commission as an … Continue reading
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Tagged Active Duty Option, ADO, Deadlines, DODMERB, G2G, Green to Gold, ROTC
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One Team Synergy! Blurring the Lines
The Fort Drum Green to Gold Team has their marching orders: “Synergy is no longer a theme or concept…but rather ‘the’ way of doing business.” -Col. Glenn Goldman, Commander 2nd Brigade (Army ROTC). At this time, the Fort Drum Green … Continue reading
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Tagged 10th Mountain Division, 2.0, Army, Fort Drum, Green to Gold, Military, ROTC, Synergy
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Congratulations to the Fort Drum Green to Gold Cadets of Fall 2010! [photos/info]
The last Green to Gold April board was a huge success! This Fall, a record 19 Fort Drum enlisted Soldiers will begin the next step in their careers as Green to Gold Cadets. This year, 6 Fort Drum Soldiers received the Commanding General’s Hip-Pocket … Continue reading
