I am sure that you have nothing but fine memories of your years in Army ROTC. The excitement you felt during freshman and sophomore year, getting new boots and eating MREs for the first time. But this was probably quickly replaced by the rigor of Physical Training at 0600 or 0630, and the rest of “good stuff” of junior or MS III year. You remember battle drills, troop leading procedures, blue cards, and the looming threat of “Camp”, don’t you? If your MS III instructor was anything like mine, you might have painfully dreaded many ROTC sessions. You knew you were going to “get some”, and by that the instructor meant some good training. To me it seemed at times like mass confusion - flutter kicks, push-ups, accountability, and no later than times. What was the difference between a warning order, an OPORD, or the ever present FRAGO? Step off on what foot? We are going to road march where?