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Thunderbird Newsletter
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Three days. Four platoons. One Thunder Cup. ⚡🏆
The past three Fridays, cadets have competed in the inaugural Thunder Games, a company-wide competition featuring a mix of athletic, academic, and team-building challenges. From dodgeball and volleyball to quiz bowl, chess, tug-of-war, relay races, and more, each event gave platoons a chance to earn points for wins and spirit, and show off their skills.
The competition was close, but the 3rd Platoon Gladiators emerged as the inaugural Thunder Games champions and were presented with the Thunder Cup at the Awards Banquet.
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Last week, the whole company spent two days at Camp Gruber, where cadets had the opportunity to rappel, test their skills on military activity simulators, play paintball, enjoy a company cookout, complete a company run, and stay overnight in the barracks.
The trip was an interactive and memorable way to celebrate the hard work and progress these cadets have achieved during the cycle. 💪 ... See MoreSee Less