Ross Volunteers is a military drill team at Texas A&M University. It was originally created in 1887 as a college military cadet corps, and since then, it has evolved into an elite group of students called the Ross Volunteers. The group is named after Sul Ross, who served as the Governor of Texas, Texas A&M President, and a Confederate general.
The Ross Volunteers participate in a variety of events and ceremonies, including Texas A&M football games, parades, and official functions. They are known for their precision military drills and their impressive performance at events and ceremonies.
In order to become a Ross Volunteer, students must go through a rigorous selection process, which includes physical fitness tests, drill practices, and interviews. Only the best and most dedicated students are chosen to become Ross Volunteers.
Being a Ross Volunteer is a great honor at Texas A&M, and it is a way for students to showcase their dedication to the university and their commitment to military values.
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