Researching and sharing UW's proud military heritage and traditions
Take a walk around the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus and explore it’s military influence since 1848.
Be a part of the UW Library Oral History Project. Share your military service stories and military service and learn about others’ experiences from WWII to the present.
Share your story and hear about other’s service. Each submission contains two photos: one in uniform and one out of uniform.
The UW Missing In Action Recovery And Identification Project honors the sacrifice of brave Americans. The mission is to recover missing US military personnel. Additionally, they educate students and communities on the important of past national service.
Funded by the US Office of Naval Research, the Panther Program brings together 30+ academic and industry partners to research and prevent traumatic brain injuries.
A Collection of Articles from Around Campus
A look into a proud tradition of military service since 1848.
Includes events along with Veteran's thoughts of military service.
This webpage explores the UW Military Community Advocate Program.
Since 1858, military training has been important to UW-Madison. See how the AFROTC fits into its history.
"Truth and Liberty" is the motto of Army ROTC. Read how the unit has changed over the years.
This webpage lists previous Badger Army ROTC Alumni or Cadre who have a record of accomplishment in either the military or civilian field.
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