Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, Company F-2 Foxes

Texas A&M Corps of Cadets, Company F-2 Foxes Company F-2 is an Army ROTC outfit in the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. Company F-2 began as the “Fighting Fox Company” in 1959.

We enjoy the distinction of having never been disbanded and are one of the oldest outfits in the Corps. Company F-2 has a strong athletic history and has held the second most Freshmen Intramural Flags, Upperclassmen, and Penberthy Intramural Flags. We have had several yell leaders, a long line of bonfire Red Pots, as well as members of the Ross Volunteers, the Fish Drill Team, Color Guard, Parson’

s Mounted Cavalry, O.R. Simpson Honor Society, Rudder’s Rangers, Aggie Eagle Post, Darling Recruiting Company, and Pathfinders. Other activities include Student Government, Student Senate, MSC Hospitality, MSC OPAS, Student Engineering Council and Class Council. F-2 prides itself on being known as the “Country Club.” Foxes also enjoy athletics, family BBQ’s before every football game, and grades that are typically among the best in the Corps. In the past few school years, F-2 has held many Major Unit staff positions, including Brigade Commander, Chaplain, Recruiting Officer and Sergeant, Public Relations Officer, Adjutant, and Inspector General Sergeant. Most importantly F-2 has had some of the most redass cadets in the Corps and it’s the outfit’s expectation to continue that tradition.

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