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AFJROTC collects water for men and women in military
Air Force Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps students stand with water bottles donated. March 5 saw an extensive operation carried out, as water was moved from throughout the building to United Service Operation (USO) vans.
March 5, 2014
With a goal to gather 200 12-packs of water bottles, the Air Force Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) far exceeded that metric with the help of generous students and staff. A total of 314 12-packs of water, or 3,768 water bottles, were donated.
This is the third year AFJROTC has collected water bottles.
All of the bottles donated will benefit the United Service Organization (USO), who in turn will be giving the water to men and women currently serving overseas.
