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RHC
U.S. Army
Rhein-Main AB
U.S. Army
Rhine Engineer Depot
U.S. Army
Rhode Island
U.S. Army
RIP program
U.S. Army
River Division 535
U.S. Army
River Division 535 was a unit of the United States Navy’s “Brown Water Navy” during the Vietnam War. Activated in the mid-1960s, the division was part of Task Force 116 and operated Patrol Boat, River (PBR) craft, conducting riverine patrols and interdiction missions primarily in the Mekong Delta. Its missions included disrupting Viet Cong supply routes, providing fire support for ground forces, and supporting SEAL operations. River Division 535 played a crucial role in Operation Game Warden, helping to secure vital waterways until its deactivation as the U.S. military presence in Vietnam drew down in the early 1970s.
rn#426
U.S. Army
RO88ADS
U.S. Army
road runners
U.S. Army
Robert L. Janish
U.S. Army
Robert Lachance
U.S. Army
robert oswald
U.S. Army
robert rhineberger
U.S. Army
robert stickney jr.
U.S. Army
Robinson Barracks, Stuttgart, Germany
U.S. Army
rocky mountan arsanel
U.S. Army
ROCKY POINT NIKE MISSILE SITE
U.S. Army
ROCT
U.S. Army
Ronald Reagan
U.S. Army
Roosevelt High School Battalion
U.S. Army
The Roosevelt High School Battalion was established in the early 20th century as part of the Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) program, designed to instill leadership, discipline, and citizenship among its cadets. Over the decades, the battalion has participated in numerous local and regional drills, parades, and community service projects, earning recognition for its commitment to excellence. During periods of national crisis, such as World War II, many Roosevelt cadets and alumni answered the call to serve in the armed forces. Today, the battalion continues its proud tradition by preparing students for leadership roles both in the military and civilian life.
ROTC - LAFAYETTE COLLEGE - PA
U.S. Army
rotc University of ALABAMA at Birmingham
U.S. Army
The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Army ROTC program, known as the Blazer Battalion, was established in 1980 as part of the University's commitment to leadership and military education. Since its inception, the program has trained and commissioned hundreds of officers into the United States Army, Army Reserve, and National Guard. The Blazer Battalion is recognized for its strong academic integration, leadership development, and community engagement, consistently earning accolades for excellence in training and cadet achievement. Over the years, UAB ROTC graduates have served with distinction in a variety of military operations and leadership roles both at home and abroad.
ROTC, UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND, VA
U.S. Army
Royal engineers
U.S. Army
The Royal Engineers, established in 1716, is one of the oldest corps in the British Army, tracing its origins to the military engineers of the Norman period. Throughout history, the Royal Engineers have played a crucial role in constructing fortifications, bridges, and roads, as well as providing expertise in demolition and mine warfare. They have served in every major conflict involving British forces, from the Napoleonic Wars through both World Wars and into modern peacekeeping and humanitarian missions. Renowned for their motto "Ubique" (Everywhere), the Royal Engineers continue to provide vital engineering and technical support to the British Army worldwide.