The high school team hopes to strengthen their STEM skills, which are a good thing to have in the U.S. military these days.
PUBLISHED 3:47 PM CDT Jun. 09, 2022FORT WORTH, Texas — A Fort Worth team is turning heads and winning titles in the high school robotics world, and they’re doing so while flying a unique flag: that of the U.S. military.
“We’re very proud of them,” said Lt. Col. George Vinzant, commanding officer for the Southwest High School JROTC. “They have really done an outstanding job of sitting back and letting people express their opinions; working through their designs and everything.” “Our first year we knew nothing; we’d never competed,” said Beghdadi. “When we started learning, I remember building this robot [their first one] here and thinking it was the hardest thing ever.”
However, Beghdadi and many or his fellow teammates admit that — while they’d long had an interest in robotics, computers and engineering — the ROTC aspect was a little new for them.
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