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Air Force ROTC NSE Presentation

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05/12/2025 Added

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Air Force ROTC NSE Presentation

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[00:00:00.000]Hi, I'm Major Jeff Matheis, one of the instructors for Air Force Officer Training here at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
[00:00:07.580]And if you're somebody who's ever been interested in solving some of our nation's strategic, most challenging international problems and being part of your own future,
[00:00:17.140]or maybe you're somebody who wants to be part of the cutting edge of technology, or you want to learn how to fly, or you want to have international experiences with different cultures,
[00:00:28.680]or maybe you're just looking for a way to pay for your college education, then Air Force ROTC might be a perfect program for you.
[00:00:36.800]Air Force ROTC is a program where you are educated and instructed by active duty Air Force officers in all of those areas I just described.
[00:00:46.100]And in that, in part,
[00:00:48.600]to you or try to help you develop some of your leadership skills and your abilities to have an
[00:00:54.030]influence, a positive influence on the direction of our nation going forward. There's no commitment
[00:00:58.770]for this program, no commitment for this training. So I hope that you'd take a moment, follow this
[00:01:04.190]QR code, contact us if you're interested in learning more, and we'd love to sit down and
[00:01:08.990]chat with you. Our contact information is on that QR code. It's also right here on the screen. So
[00:01:14.110]take a look at it, send me an email, and I'll get with you and send you some more of that specific
[00:01:20.350]information that can help you make a decision as to whether you want to enhance your college
[00:01:24.110]experience through Air Force ROTC. I hope to hear from you soon, and I hope that your time
[00:01:31.390]at University of Nebraska-Lincoln is enjoyable and informative for your future. Thanks.

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