Howdy! Company A-2 is a Pre-Professional outfit primarily composed of students striving to attend professional and graduate programs. We provide outfit members with the resources and contacts necessary to accomplish their personal and professional goals. We develop members as academically successful students, physically fit cadets, and well-rounded individuals prepared for both the military and civilian sectors. Many of our cadets are involved in various Corps, Army, and University organizations such as Parsons Mounted Cavalry and Rudder’s Rangers.

Originally formed in 1876 as A Company, Animal A is an outstanding outfit that strives to see its cadets grow their academic proficiency, physical fitness, work ethic, and character. Our highest aim is to uphold the tradition of excellence and honor that generations of men and women have modeled before us. Our involvement across the university gives an advantage to our cadets whether they choose to go into the public or private sector after they leave A&M.

Company B-1 is a traditional Army outfit with a focus on scholastics and academic success within the university. This Battlin’ outfit has members involved in a range of special units including Parsons Mounted Cavalry, Rudder’s Rangers and Ross Volunteers to name a few. The outfit encourages its members to be involved in activities both on and off the Quad and has a focus on teamwork not only within the company but also the Brigade.

Known as the Lonestar Company, L-1 strives to build the next generation of officers and gentlemen. As the "Texas Outfit," we are prideful of our state, and the tremendous history that has shaped it. We will mold every man into a leader who embodies integrity and discipline at all times. Company L-1 consistently ranks as one of the most successful outfits in the Corps in both GPA and in physical fitness scores. We also maintain, and encourage, a large involvement in activities beyond the Corps. As a company, our emphasis is placed on coaching and developing individual effort, personal accountability, mental fortitude, and leadership to prepare each cadet for the challenges of the military and private sector. Company L-1 is currently an all-male outfit.

Red Eye One is one of the oldest outfits in the Corps for a reason. Our mission is threefold:
To develop Army officers and professionals prepared to lead on the battlefield and in the civilian world.
To provide our cadets with every available tool to excel in the classroom.
To build meaningful friendships and experiences that last a lifetime.
By joining Red Eye One, you are accepting a challenge that will push you to your limits--physically, mentally, and morally--every single day. Those who are willing to earn the title of Red Eye are those who never settle; those who push themselves beyond their limits; those who embody the motto, “Never Say Die.”

With a strong emphasis on military service , the Patriots offer the best training environment for personal development as a highly skilled leader in the Corps of Cadets. Our involvement includes Army ROTC, Rudder’s Rangers, and the Ross Volunteer Company. B-2 can provide significant knowledge and experience to help you excel while at A&M and later in the military, public, or private sectors. We are looking for cadets who are highly interested in military service and show great enthusiasm towards becoming a leader of tomorrow. This is currently an all-male outfit.

Since 1978, Trident Company has forged well-educated leaders of character by not only providing them a challenging experience, but through deliberately developing them academically, physically, and mentally in a tight-knit family environment. Our outfit values provide a unique framework for the development of the whole cadet into the kind of leader that others will want to follow. By joining Company P-2, you will take on the demands of learning the values of T.R.I.D.E.N.T. and enter into an outfit that is bigger than
yourself.

Since 1959, Company E-2 has had the distinguished privilege and responsibility of serving as caretakers for Texas A&M’s beloved mascot, Miss Reveille Ma'am. As an outfit, we pride ourselves on our professionalism, academic excellence, campus-wide involvement, and our challenging environment. Company E-2 focuses on two pillars for development: Character and Competency. Incoming and returning cadets will always be greatly challenged and developed into outstanding servant leaders during their time
on campus and after.

Company D-1 is a tight knit group of cadets focused on academic success, physical and mental well-being, career readiness for both the military and civilian sectors, and becoming men and women of good character. Many D-1 cadets are involved in special units such as Rudder's Rangers and Ranger Challenge, and are heavily involved in Army ROTC. D-1 provides an environment where cadets build genuine friendships that go beyond the Corps, and push each other to be better in every facet of their college experience.

In Killer K-2, our goal is to be the “Best in Every Way.” We take great pride in holding ourselves to the highest standards when it comes to academics, leadership, and physical fitness. We are competition-driven, and year after year, excel in competitions such as the Obstacle Course, Mud Run, Bloody Cross, and Major Unit challenges. Killers are involved in numerous outside organizations, both on and off the Quad. Within these organizations, Killers hold many leadership positions. Company K-2 cadets consistently excel in their academic studies.

We embody the Marine Corps values of honor, courage, commitment, and exhibit them in all we do. We challenge incoming cadets through a physical training regimen that focuses on mental fortitude and physical growth. We maintain high goals for our academics and hold each other accountable to our academic standards.

First established in 1959, and re-established in 2016, Company G-1 Ramblin' Rogues is a premier unit in the Corps of Cadets. G-1 takes great pride in its family-style environment, one in which all members learn to embody integrity, discipline, trust, and respect. Our cadets rise to the greatest levels of physical, academic, and professional success, establishing life-long friendships along the way. Join the family, join the fun; the Ramblin' Rogues of Company G-1!

S-2 emphasizes academic excellence, military proficiency, and career readiness. We pride ourselves on our successes in the professional and character development of our cadets. We cultivate a challenging environment that provides the opportunity to develop as individual servant leaders. Our family and camaraderie carries us through the stresses of cadet/student life. In S-2, we encourage our cadets to participate in organizations across campus in order to better connect with the Aggie Network.

In Thunderbird 3, our motto is “Only The Best”. Named after the elite Air Force air demonstration squadron, The Thunderbirds, our goal is to achieve exactly what The Thunderbirds represent: Excellence In All We Do. We exemplify this by boasting one of the highest unit term GPAs in the Corps, along with ~70% of the outfit pursuing or already contracted. We are heavily involved in many special units (Parsons Mounted Cavalry, Ross Volunteers, Fish Drill Team, Darling Recruiting Company) and off-the-Quad organizations. Our cadets have held many leadership positions to include the Wing Commander for AFROTC, the Armory and PR Officers, multiple Cav jocks for Parsons Mounted Cavalry, a former Fish Drill Team Advisor, and the First Sergeant and Guidon Bearer for the Darling Recruiting Company. No matter your interests, there is a spot for you to become an outstanding leader in our family.

Challenger 17 is a tightly-knit brotherhood of campus leaders dedicated to academic success, athletic achievement, leadership across campus, and military excellence. We focus on developing the whole cadet, emphasizing relationship-building, campus involvement, and discipline alongside a strong academic support system. Every year for the past 5 years, Challenger 17 has won intramural athletics championships, produced key leaders in organizations including the Yell Leaders, Ross Volunteers, Parsons Mounted Cavalry, Student Government Association, Fish Camp, and many others - all while maintaining a top-10 combined outfit GPA out of 46 outfits in the Corps. Above all, we push ourselves and each other to be the best future officers, executives, husbands, and community leaders that we can be. Challenger 17 is an all-male outfit.

“Follow Me.” These words are proudly demonstrated by the Air Force’s 393rd Bomb Squadron, the first nuclear capable squadron and modern day tip of the spear. Like them, in Squadron One, we fearlessly lead the way among our peers, following the path paved for us by our brothers and sisters who have soared through the wild blue yonder. Squadron One’s goal is to produce high quality Air Force officers and corporate leaders through a rigorous combination of academic emphasis, discipline, and physical training, coupled with the opportunity for growth through shared adversity. Should you choose to accept our challenge and strive to live by our standards, you too will truly be “Second to None”.

As Falcons, we are committed to molding and shaping ourselves to be the best leaders this university has to offer.
Through a challenging environment geared towards academic success, physical fitness, and military professionalism, we work to become dedicated leaders, always ready to serve our community.

Our training is centered around adversity and growth. By focusing on relationships of mutual respect, we ensure that underclassmen always have a mentor to turn to for their academic and professional pursuits.
Our overwhelming success can be measured in the number of Air Force officers and on-campus leaders--ranging from Ross Volunteers to student senators--that we have produced since the outfit was founded in 1982.

Hellcat 21 is a family for those who are highly motivated to expand their potential academically, physically, and mentally. Hellcats strive to ensure all cadets in both technical and non-technical fields are academically successful through peer mentorship from upperclassmen experienced in the field. We develop military and physical proficiencies through a rigorous training environment that pushes the limits of all cadets. Whether you are going into the military or the private sector, Squadron 21 fosters a positive atmosphere of continued learning that prepares developing leaders for the global challenges of the future. In all things, Hellcats are a family who pursues excellence through the ways we develop and lead our cadets, our peers, and all we interact with.

Established in 1956, Squadron 12 boasts over 60 years of rich history and heritage in the Corps of Cadets. Throughout the years, our mission has remained the same – a fierce devotion to forging leaders of character prepared for the global leadership challenges of the future. Following a proud lineage of military officers, business executives, and Corps Commanders, our cadets and alumni are well equipped to achieve success in whatever leadership role they take on. We take pride in an emphasis on academic achievement, military proficiency, and career readiness by fostering an atmosphere of scholastic support, rigorous training, and a connection to a strong alumni network. Most importantly, Squadron 12 is unique in that it provides individual cadet development through an environment that prioritizes mentorship and camaraderie. By joining Squadron 12, you are not only committing to a family but to a lifetime of honor and excellence.

The Phantoms are an outfit organized to transition current college students into the Corps. Transfer students and current A&M students can join the Corps and SQ 18, undergo the “fish” experience for one semester and then move up to the class commensurate with their academic standing.

Founded in 1960, Gator 2 is the oldest Air Force outfit and one of the oldest outfits in the Corps. Thanks to our heritage, we have a culture that is strongly rooted in tradition, athletics and the value of family. Each year we work hard to win championships in the four intramural sports played by the Corps – football, softball, basketball and soccer. When it comes to athletics, there are few outfits as committed to or as successful at training and winning championships as us. We also remain wholly committed to challenging ourselves daily in the form of physical fitness, through running, and calisthenics. We are consistently ranked near the top of the Corps in the yearly fitness competitions that all outfits compete in. Most importantly, we have created a culture filled with traditions and a strong emphasis on family. Over the years, we’ve come to understand that though our time in the Corps is limited, the relationships we build are ones that will last a lifetime. Regardless of whether you pursue a career in the military or the private sector upon graduating, the shared times, challenges, and experiences you had while in Gator 2 will leave you with a group you can call family for years to come. Our mission as an outfit is to grow every member of Gator 2 into well-educated and productive leaders of society who develop a family-like relationship with one another and overcome adversity through shared experiences in academics, athletics, military training, and service.

Savage Six is named after the First American Volunteer Group (AVG) known as the Flying Tigers, who volunteered to serve in China in WWII from 1941-1942. Because of our connection to this group who were dedicated to helping those in need, we strive to honor them in our relentless pursuit of selfless service.
We use our time and resources to volunteer in the Bryan/College Station community while teaching our cadets the skills that will hold true for the rest of our lives. Through a regimented lifestyle of discipline and physical training, we, as Savages, better ourselves physically and mentally setting the basic foundation of all leadership values. On top of this, we mentor our own emotionally and academically, providing our cadets the proper tools to succeed in Savage Six, the Corps, and Texas A&M University. All Savage Six cadets show courage in life, savagery in battle, and service in everything they do.

The Nighthawks are specifically tailored to develop leaders regardless of gender or field of study. We have cadets involved in a wide array of ROTC special units and place our emphasis on academic success. We teach our cadets to take on challenges, overcome, and exceed the standards in all that they do.

Filthy Fifth’s atmosphere is one based on family, military tradition, physical fitness, and academics. The Fifth produces well-rounded leaders prepared to either join the military or the business world. With over 49 years of history before being reactivated in Fall 2016, the Filthy Fighters embrace their rich history and develop relations with their vast alumni base which includes General Wilson ’81 (current Vice Chief of Staff of the Air Force), Lt. Col. Dan “Two Dogs” Hampton ’86 (the most decorated F-16 pilot), and the late
Rusty Thompson ’85 (previous Director of Student Activities at Texas A&M).

Titan 20 develops well-rounded, physically fit, and highly educated leaders of exceptional moral character with the confidence to take on any challenge presented to them in the military or civilian sector. We ensure all cadets have the resources and academic support necessary to build an outstanding resume and achieve the GPA required to be accepted into and succeed in medical school, dental school, veterinary school, or any other professional graduate program.

Our mission is to develop leaders of quality prepared for the global challenges of the future by relentlessly pursuing excellence in everything we do. We have a wolfpack mentality where we look out for each other and are willing to help others achieve success. Our outfit values are excellence, respect, selfless service, and grit.

C-Company is one of six outfits that make up the Fighting Texas Aggie Band. Here, Crusaders learn to prosper, displaying excellence in all we do while continually learning new skills and pursuing new challenges. As a Crusader, you will have the opportunity to be a leader, develop professional skills, and live an organized lifestyle. With the support of a family of fellow Crusaders, we expect our cadets to not only make it through a challenging 4 years, but thrive while doing so.

Established in 1976, B-Company is known for its intense leadership development both on and off the Quad. We pride ourselves in encouraging intensity in everything we do, and we constantly strive for excellence in academics and physical training. Discipline, focus, and spirit are core tenets to B-Company’s ethos. In B-Company, “The Hottest Fire Forges the Strongest Steel”.

In our 53 years of history, A-Battery has served the Corps of Cadets and the Aggie Band as an outfit devoted to the success of its members in both the military and the private sectors. We understand that while you're a cadet, your academic degree ultimately comes first. As a result, A-Battery consistently ranks in the upper quarter of the Corps academically. We pride ourselves in creating diverse training environments that challenge our people in ways other outfits don't - ruck marches, swim workouts, and leadership discussions with highly successful people to name a few. Our time here in the Corps only lasts four years, but the relationships built as an A-Battery Noblemen last a lifetime. If you're someone who genuinely wants friendship, challenge, and an unparalleled Corps experience, join A-Battery - Tough, Tops, Tenacious.

C-Battery is a recently reinstated outfit in the Corps of Cadets (reestablished in 2013). C-Battery is history in the making. Current Marksmen are molding an outfit that fits the standards that we set in place for ourselves as leaders in the Corps. We focus on bettering ourselves and developing our people; be better today than you were yesterday. We strive to push every individual to reach their max potential and we make a promise to never give up on our fellow cadets. The overall mission of our outfit is to provide cadets with a platform for personal and professional growth through purpose-driven and intentional training which challenges our mental and physical fortitude.

B-Battery is one of the units of the Aggie Band. In B-Batt, we value brotherhood, unity, and camaraderie. Suffice to say, we’re all about building strong bonds and relationships among all our cadets. Our cadets put in hard work to excel at cadet life while pursuing academic achievement. Aside from physical fitness and professionalism, we also incorporate fun and unique training times throughout the year, such as swim physical training at the Rec, outfit sports, or inviting guests to speak to the outfit.