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AFROTC Narrative Report

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Cadet Joseph Heinen and Cadet Samuel Sindelar staffed a recruiting booth at Fargo 's Davies High School to talk to high school students about the opportunities AFROTC can provide for them. Feel free to contact the Detachment at any time for more information and we hope to see you at our booths in the future!

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