#rotc

[luulapants]

If you or someone you know has enrolled in an ROTC college program where you will end up owing money if you choose to drop out and not enlist in the military, you CAN pay the money back the same as you would a loan. The rates will probably be better than the loan rates you would have gotten for normal student loans. You are not "locked in." You have a choice. You do not have to join the military.

[hyperfixationsgobrr]

John Price in civi cover. He drove down a long street, nearing the meet up. He saw a very familiar camo and stopped on instinct. It was an ROTC troop. Probably from the highschool nearby. This one kid stood out, boots scuffed well, perfect posture, John could tell they were disiplined. You put your all into the workout, if you finished faster than others, you hyped them up. Near the end, you noticed him and made eye contact and held it for about 3 seconds before walking off. John could tell you would be a good soldier.

[blondebrainpowered]

Animal House, 1978

[ardenation]

apology gift for very late chapter. no I definitely did not scribble this with default brushes in an hour and a half but you shouldn’t look too closely at it anyway

based loosely on my fic which you can read here:

An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

[princetonarchives]

R.O.T.C. cadet group, Princeton University, ca. 1962.

Photo from 1963 Bric-a-Brac.

[pangothepangolin]

Sooooo

I may have seen Ride the Cyclone for the first time...

Wowzers.

[fallenight]

idk how samantha expected me to feel normal about dumai and nikeya when she wrote lines like "She drowned in the ruthless sea of Nikeya, and she longed for the whole burning world to drown with her" and "I had a dream that you were still a godsinger, and I was your shrine" and "Some women left her with the thought that everything was new and bright. Kuposa pa Nikeya had made her world so bright it hurt" like??? they make me so insane

[grits-gal-raised-in-the-south]

In the age of Spare(Us) & BBBB, I intentionally remind myself of the value of DIGNITY and the Heart of a Champion. Here's one (1) example: Arthur Ashe

Arthur was six (6) nearly seven (7) when his young mother suddenly collapsed and died. Arthur told his sobbing father, "Don't worry Daddy, as long as we have each other, we'll be alright."

Ashes of Victory