As a Group, we recognize all who have served, all who are serving, and all who are training now to serve; we respect them.  Serving is the most sacred and most crucial duty of citizenship, an obligation that we of Naval ROTC were proud to accept and proud to fulfill.

We offer a timeless salute to our NROTC peers (and comrades) who died while serving as well as recognition of those who earned a level of high esteem while serving.  There are special pages for each of these significant groups: Died While Serving and Honorees.

There are scores of NROTC classmates who deserve to be honored as leaders and role models.  We have chosen but a small handful to personify the traits that so many have brought to bear while serving our nation.  We honor them as symbols worthy of emulation. 

Even so, if you're aware of an OSU NROTC brother or sister who ought to be included here, give us a heads up; the committee will take a look.  Contact Doug Neve.  Keep in mind that not being included does not mean "not worthy" of recognition.  It assuredly does not.