AFJROTC CA-782nd
Developing citizens of character.
What is the purpose of our corps?
The CA-782nd Corps develops cadets into responsible, disciplined leaders ready to serve their community and nation. Through teamwork, leadership training, and real-world experiences, cadets gain confidence, character, and skills that prepare them for success both in and out of uniform.
Leadership Skills
Build confidence and lead with integrity.
Cadets learn to guide teams, make decisions, and take responsibility in real-world situations.
Discipline & Responsibility
Develop habits that last a lifetime.
Through structured training and accountability, cadets cultivate self-discipline and dependability.
Community Service
Make a meaningful impact.
Cadets participate in projects that help their school and local community, fostering a sense of purpose.
Academic Excellence
Excel in STEM and critical thinking.
Cadets engage in academic teams, developing problem-solving, teamwork, and competitive skills.
The highest reward for good work is not what you get for it, but what you become by it.
- John C. Maxwell
Major
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SASI: USAF (Ret) Maj Jose Bareng
Jose Bareng is an experienced educator who has been a junior ROTC instructor since 2012, with three years of experience teaching college-level ROTC. A retired U.S. Air Force officer, he served for 23 years in active duty. Maj Bareng has professional experience in software systems design and analysis through the Air Force and holds a California Designated Subjects Special Subjects Teaching Credential in ROTC. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and a Master of Science in Software Systems Engineering.
Contact: jbareng@hartdistrict.org
Sergeant​
ASI: USAF (Ret) Master Sergeant Carlos Guevara
Carlos Guevara is a retired Air Force Master Sergeant. He served 26 years on active duty. MSgt Guevara managed both the wing operation security (OPSEC) and tactical
deception (TD) programs. He deployed to Iraq (Camp Victory) and provided force protection expertise directly to the Pentagon. While deployed to Soto Cano, AB, Honduras, he facilitated communication and coordinated activities as the official liaison (Liaison NCO) for senior officials. He also served as a critical member of the Wing Threat Working Group, significantly improving the Wing’s ability to counter local threats. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Management and a Masters in Liberal Arts.
Contact: cguevara@hartdistrict.org