Alumni

It’s just after 9PM in Wardak Province, Afghanistan. You get the call from your team sergeant to get the trucks ready to roll out on QRF. The ANA Special

Pledging Pershing Rifles is not a decision to be taken lightly. It will change your life. It will affect how you identify yourself, the things you do with your time,

On April 11th, 2009 I became a Pershing Rifleman, and it was the proudest day of my life. Since then I’ve commissioned, and graduated from Boston University (cum laude)

More than anything, Pershing Rifles Candidate Term at B-12 was a challenge – a physical, mental, and emotional challenge which pushed me further than I thought I could go, and which

When I think of Pershing Rifles pledge term I immediately have memories of riding my bike down Bay State Road in the cold night with the freezing wind hitting my

In my time in the Boston University ROTC program, I can honestly say the best decision I made was joining Pershing Rifles. The training I received as a pledge and

I pledged B-12, Pershing Rifles in 2000 as a member of the 106th Pledge Class and had the honor of being chosen by my peers to command B-12 from 2002-2003.

As a freshman in Army ROTC, I was not sure if the military was the right path for me. I wasn’t sure if I liked the field of work

When I arrived at Boston University to begin my time as a cadet in the Charles River Battalion, I knew little of the ROTC program and even less of the