1974 Fort Riley ROTC Advanced Summer Camp: Race of Cadet by Racial Composition of School Analysis

摘要

For a number of years, ARI has been assisting the office of the DCS-ROTC, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, in developing off-campus, summer training programs for ROTC cadets. These programs comprise a Basic Camp for 2-year program cadets and an Advanced Camp for MS III cadets. At Advanced Summer Camp, cadets are exposed to a simulated military environment and engage in exercises designed not only to introduce them to military training but also to give the ROTC more evaluative information to use in the selection of cadets for Regular Army (RA) commissions, reserve commissions, and branch assignments. This paper presents data collected at Fort Riley, Kansas, 1974 ROTC Advanced Summer Camp. Attention is focused on possible differences between black and white cadets as a function of the racial makeup of the student body of the college hosting the ROTC unit. (Author)