The Denver Regiment is made up of 11 schools, each representing a JROTC battalion. Together, they form one Regiment built on leadership, teamwork, and pride.
The Denver Regiment is made up of 11 schools, each representing a JROTC battalion. Together, they form one Regiment built on leadership, teamwork, and pride.
Meet the
Regiment
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
1St battalion - South High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
2nd battalion - East High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
3rd battalion - north High School
C/COL Brixton Bouett
Regimental Commander
The Regimental Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Regimental Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/LTC Thomas Rojas
C/CSM Braden Wonhof
Command Sergeant Major
The Regimental Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
4th battalion - west High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
6th battalion - George Washington High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
7th battalion - Abraham Lincon High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
8th battalion - Thomas Jefferson High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
9th battalion - John f. Kennedy High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
10th battalion - Montbello High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.
“JROTC at [High School] is a leadership and citizenship program where students learn discipline, teamwork, responsibility, and military customs. Cadets participate in classroom instruction, leadership activities, physical training, drill, ceremonies, and community service. The program is organized like a military unit, with cadet leadership positions such as Battalion Commander, Executive Officer, and Company Commander, who help lead and support other cadets.”
Battalion Staff Leadership
11th battalion - Northfield High School
C/LTC John Smith
battalion Commander
The Battalion Commander serves as the highest ranking cadet in the battalion, overseeing operations, training, and activities. They provide leadership and direction to subordinate units while ensuring the battalion remains organized and maintains high standards of discipline and teamwork.
Executive officer
The Executive Officer (XO) serves as the second in command, working closely with the Regimental Commander to coordinate events, training, and activities. The XO supports battalion leaders, helps maintain communication, and ensures regimental operations stay organized and on track.
C/MAJ John Smith
C/CSM John Smith
Command Sergeant Major
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM) is the senior enlisted cadet in the Regiment. They advise the Regimental Commander, support battalion CSMs, and help maintain discipline, standards, morale, and professionalism across the Regiment. The CSM also serves as a role model and mentor to cadets throughout the organization.