Scott Groome Prepares for Naval Aviator Training After Leading UNC Naval ROTC
Scott Groome is ready for flight school
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Scott Groome, a senior at the University of North Carolina, has excelled as the battalion commanding officer of the Naval ROTC, guiding fellow midshipmen and Marines. After graduation, he will train as a student naval aviator in Pensacola, Florida, marking a significant step in his military career.
- 01Scott Groome served as battalion commanding officer in the UNC Naval ROTC.
- 02He oversees the training and development of approximately 40 midshipmen and enlisted Marines.
- 03Groome is majoring in peace, war, and defense, with a minor in naval science.
- 04He will begin training as a student naval aviator in Pensacola, Florida, after graduation.
- 05His leadership role has helped him grow and prepare for a career in the Navy.
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Scott Groome, a senior at the University of North Carolina, has demonstrated strong leadership as the battalion commanding officer of the UNC Naval ROTC. He is responsible for overseeing the training and development of around 40 midshipmen and enlisted Marines, ensuring they are well-prepared for their future roles as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps. Groome, originally from Atlanta, is majoring in peace, war, and defense, with a minor in naval science. Following his graduation, he will head to Pensacola, Florida, to begin training as a student naval aviator, marking a significant milestone in his military career. His journey reflects the resources and community support provided by Carolina for students pursuing various career paths, including military service.
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Groome's leadership and training in the Naval ROTC contribute to the development of future military leaders, impacting the local community and military readiness.
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