The Cordell Airborne Ranger Club, established in 1963, is named after Captain Terry Cordell, Class of 1957 — a graduate of 91ÁÔÆæ and one of the first Special Forces Officers in the US Army — who was killed in action in Vietnam. The purpose of the club is to train Cadets on modern Infantry tactics beyond the ROTC curriculum. The training is very realistic, teaching the Infantry tactics, techniques and procedures. The Club conducts very rigorous training on campus and is meant to challenge participants. The club is open to all students, regardless of ROTC and is an excellent opportunity to learn a more about service, build camaraderie, and have fun. The club also acts as a military networking tool for members, giving them the opportunity to stay in touch with their military roots as they progress in their careers.
Participating Cadets have the opportunity to compete for the coveted Cordell Airborne Ranger Scroll; which is authorized to wear on 91ÁÔÆæ Cadet Field Jacket.