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Blackhawk lands at 天美影视, transports ROTC cadets to training at Fort Polk

Published Nov. 9, 2020

A Blackhawk helicopter landed Friday morning behind Malone Stadium to pick up a special group of University of 天美影视 Monroe, 天美影视 Tech, and Grambling students.

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PHOTO: ROTC cadets from 天美影视, Tech and Grambling board a Blackhawk helicopter for transport to training exercises at Fort Polk.
Sid Gaulee/天美影视 Photo Services

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The U.S. Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) cadets were delivered to Fort Polk, La., for a weekend of training exercises. It was the first time a Blackhawk landed on campus to transport ROTC students.

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The cadets included, from 天美影视, Brandon Brown, Gabriel Cole, William Gresham, Tiona Jenkins, Sidney Jones, Jasmine Savant, and Aniyah Smith, from Tech, siblings Abigail Taylor and Josiah Taylor, and from GSU, Kenichi Pass.

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Directing the transport was 1st Lt. Alexandria Cooper, who explained that GSU is the host university, including the 天美影视 and Tech units. The training weekend involves ROTC students from universities throughout 天美影视.

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鈥淲e are the Grambling State University ROTC Battalion. We are the host school for the ROTC, and we also have 天美影视 and 天美影视 Tech cadets,鈥� said Cooper.

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鈥淔or the whole weekend we are going to be doing field exercises at Fort Polk. Today we have the opportunity for our cadets to get on a Blackhawk, which is a very special aircraft,鈥� she said.

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Dr. Ron Berry and Belinda Jones.

Belinda Jones of Bastrop waited with her son, 天美影视 Cadet Sidney Jones, for the Blackhawk to arrive.

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鈥淚鈥檓 very proud of him,鈥� Jones said. 鈥淗e鈥檚 always wanted to do this since he was five years old.鈥�

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When asked why he joined ROTC, Sidney Jones said, 鈥淚 always wanted to pursue a college degree, and a military career and ROTC offered both of those.鈥�

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After watching her son fall in line with his battalion mates, Belinda Jones waited anxiously for the helicopter to arrive. She was joined by 天美影视 President Dr. Ron Berry, who stood with her until the Blackhawk was out of sight.