ROTC Cadets Now Firing and Maneuvering with Live Ammo at Camp

This summer, thousands of ROTC cadets are getting their first taste of shooting on the move during a new buddy-team live-fire course at Advanced Camp. Cadets run through the 100-meter course, using three-to-five-second rush, low-crawl and high-crawl techniques while their teammates shoot M4 carbines to engage targets with live ammunition from covered and concealed positions. "This is the first time we have done buddy-team live fire," Lt. Col. Timothy Harris, professor of Military Science at Northern Michigan University, who serves as the officer in charge of the Buddy-Team Live Fire Committee, told Military.com. Read more on Military.com.