What is the process of getting a ROTC program implemented in my county?
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First, ROTC programs are only assigned to accreditted universities/colleges. If you don't have one in your county it will not be possible to get a program established. If you do have one, the university must submit an application along with Congressional support to the Department of Defense. The program will have to be funded and staffed by the Cadet Command. This a long and arduous process and will require significant political influence. Best of luck.\n\nFor a high school - the first link is the Air Force JROTC program, there is a program application for the school linked right on this page (its on the left side under Quick Links). The Army's program is the 2nd link, on the left side of their web page is their link under "Establish a Program". The 3rd link is the Navy, on the left side of their page is the application link titled "Host School Application". The 4th is the Marine JROTC and for that page you want to go to the "Schools" section which shows how to establish a program through them. Hope this helps - best of luck.
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You could call the sheriffs office and ask. That's what i would try first.
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1.  Get accepted to college either on your own or with a ROTC Program.\n2.  Study your ass off.\n3.  Get accepted into a med school or into a nursing program.\n4.  The military will pay and pay your way.\n5.  Once a Doc or Nurse, YOU will pay and pay with your time in the military.\n6.  After about 15 to 20 years if you are lucky you will be a Colonel.
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Call the county clerk in the county you got it in, they'll be able to help you.
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this should get you started\n\nhttp://benefits.military.com/misc/installations/Base_Content.jsp?select=done&scategory=INSTDATA&stopic=MAJUNTLST&stitle=Major+Unit+Listing&id=1210&style=01
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I found 189 colleges and universities in California with AF ROTC detachments. The web address is below.\n\nYou need to speak with an USAF Officer Recruiter. Make sure you ask about flight school/training.\n\nGood luck to you
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try going to counciling
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Contact the Housing Authority in your state/county.
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You can go through the Adopt-A-Soldier program. I linked it below.
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That information goes town by town. Call town hall or check the town's website for your municipal code. Generally you do have to be a resident of the town (or willing to move their), but in some towns make an exception if they have a hard time finding someone and will open it up to residents of the county. I have never heard of it being open to anyone in the state though.
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Go to your county seat and fill out the form. Takes about ten minutes. Then they will take you "what ever" department you want to look at.
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Don't know location but in sunny south us of a we use the DARE Program available through local police, they'll even do the lesson for you. If any military nearby , contact post information for name and number of drug information officer. Usually a 2nd Lt. who gets stuck with job but MUST perform to make 1stLt. Very good source. Contact a military recruiter even, they can wade thru the red tape for you.
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you need to take the paperwork to the County Courthouse.
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Call the county clerk.
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You can definately still get in as a ROTC cadet.  Just find your nearest detachment and arrange an appointment with one of their officers to get the details.  You'll be what's called a double-up (in other words, you'll complete more than one ROTC course per semester... which is really not as difficult as it may sound).  For AFROTC this incurred an additional two weeks at field training during one summer, but NROTC might be different (I know AROTC is).
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Try the link below.  It appears that this is a state run website that lets you select the county that the person is incarerated in.
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File in the county that is convenient for YOU.