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Protect Students' Military Rights:
Defend Recruiters, ROTC & JROTC
Foundation Activists & Concerned Citizens Honor the Military
How could a readiness for war in time of peace be safely prohibited, unless we could could prohibit, in like manner, the preparations and establishments of every hostile nation? - James Madison, Federalist 41, 1788
Preserving liberty requires a strong national defense. Military service is a noble calling we should all consider for the sake of protecting the freedoms we enjoy.
On campuses across the country, anti-military leftists continue to belittle our armed forces and to prevent as many students as possible from participating in the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) and from speaking with military recruiters.
Young America’s Foundation can help you protect your rights as a student to associate with the military and can help you fight anti-military bias and misinformation, both on and off campus. Call us to discuss how to:
- Bring pro-military speakers to campus;
- Challenge your school’s administration to issue a public statement of support for military recruiters and ROTC;
- Permanently memorialize your school’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients;
- Establish JROTC, ROTC, or regularly host military recruiters on your campus;
- Pay tribute to your school’s alumni who were prisoners of war (POW) or who are missing in action (MIA);
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Host fundraisers/donation drives for "boots on ground" soldiers or injured soldiers back home.
Young America’s Foundation can also help you publicize pro-military activities with local and national media.
Contact Flagg Youngblood at 1-800-USA-1776.
ACTION CENTER
Sign the William & Mary Petition: "Grant ROTC Full Credit Now!"
Bring a Veteran to Speak on Your Campus!
Have a 'Boots on Ground' Question? Ask Now!
RESOURCES
Pro-Military Op-eds & Articles
US Code: The Solomon Amendment
Learn about joining JROTC, ROTC
A Special "Thank You":
Student reservists, student veterans, and student dependents of those currently serving on active military duty may attend Foundation programs free of charge.
