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Of The United States of America

And to the Republic

For Which it Stands

One Nation

Under God

Indivisible

With Liberty

And Just for All.

The Pledge of Allegiance was composed in 1892 by a man named Francis Ballamy. The Pledge was originally written for young children, to be recited in school, to encourage them to pledge their loyalty to our flag and our country. Today, The Pledge is still read and respected by both adults and children throughout the United States of America.

Mount Graham is the scenic mountain that overlooks Safford. It has an elevation of 10,517 feet, and is a beautiful site to see. It has both a driving road, and a hiking trail, which is rated as a non-technical trail for beginners.

Hikers are not permitted to hike to the top of Mount Humphries, due to protected wildlife that is at the peak of the mountain, but we can take a nice hike and enjoy nature on this excursion. The mountain is covered with snow during most of the year, and usually warms up enough to be snow free in the summer time. The elevation keeps it nice and cool, a comfortable hike.

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Learning how to land navigate is more than knowing how to read a map. It requires a good understanding of coordinates, direction and landmarks. Recruits learn how to translate what they see on a map to what is actually visible on the ground. This is an important skill that everyone should know and be familiar with.

Our land navigation course is made up of navigation points, spread out throughout camp. Recruits are broken into teams and must utilize grid coordinates and compass azimuths to navigate from point to point. Those who paid good attention in our land navigation classes will fare well. The lessons learned during Land Navigation training will come in handy at the end during the Dirty Dozen camp competition.

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At RRMC, it is important to challenge the mind as much as or more than the body. Anyone can make it past a physical challenge, but with the Leader Reaction Course, you’re in charge, and you have to make some important decisions- and fast! Do you have what it takes? Can you handle the pressure?

Recruits are separated into squads, and are given limited materials to accomplish a task. For example, they may have to make a bridge from point A to point B, using ONLY what has been provided, and nails and a hammer are not included. The squad leader will need to utilize his mind and the rest of his team to navigate this obstacle. Two heads are always better than one. With a squad full of open minds, there’s no telling what they will come up with. One thing is for certain; our recruits always learn the value of trust and teamwork during our Leader Reaction Course.

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Our land navigation course is made up of navigation points, spread out throughout camp. Recruits are broken into teams and must utilize grid coordinates and compass azimuths to navigate from point to point. Those who paid good attention in our land navigation classes will fare well. The lessons learned during Land Navigation training will come in handy at the end during the Dirty Dozen camp competition.