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Who is your Battalion Commander?

c/Lt. Col. Brad Mirkovich

<p>c/Lt. Col. Brad Mirkovich</p>
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Who is your Battalion CSM (Command Sergeant Major)?

c/Sgt. Maj. Connor McMillian

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Who is your Battalion XO (Executive Officer)?

c/MAJ Ethan Laforme

<p>c/MAJ Ethan Laforme</p>
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Who is your company's First Sergeant?

c/First Sgt. Gabe Nisbet

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Who is your Company Commander?

c/Cpt. Mikayla Womack

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Who is your Company's Platoon Sergeant?

c/Staff Sgt. Alice Kpohonnou

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Who is your Platoon Leader?

c/2nd Lt. Riley Gallagher

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Who is the 7th Brigade Commander?
COL Edwin L. Chilton
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Who is the 7th Brigade CSM (Command Sergeant Major)?
Sergeant Major Shannon L. Adkins
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I am an Army JROTC cadet. I will always conduct myself to bring credit to my ____, ____, ____, and ____.
Family, country, school, and the corps of cadets.
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I will work hard to ____ my ____ and ____ my ____.
Improve my mind and strengthen my body.
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I will seek the ____ and stand prepared to ____.
Mantle of leadership and stand prepared to uphold the Constitution of American way of life.
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I will always practice ____ and ____.
Good citizenship and patriotism.
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What is the mission of JROTC?
To motivate young people to be better citizens.
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What is the position of honor?
The right side.
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What do the letters LET stand for?
Leadership Education Training.
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What do the letters LET and their meaning represent?
The number of years a cadet has spent in the JROTC program.
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What act, and in what year, did the JROTC program start?
The National Defense Act of 1916.
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When were female cadets allowed to enroll in (J)ROTC?
1973.
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What "infamous" event occurred on Dec. 7th, 1941?
The attack on Pearl Harbor.
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What is the oldest regularly garrisoned military installation in the United States?
West Point, NY. It has been garrisoned since January 20th, 1778.
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When was the United States Army founded?
June 14th, 1775.
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What is patriotism?
The love and devotion one has for his/her own country.
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What is a citizen?
A person who was born in a country and who owes allegiance to the government of that country.
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What are the two parts of a drill command?
The preparatory command and the command of execution (ie; rear MARCH).
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During drill, what is the length of a step?
A step is 30 inches, from heel to heel.
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What position do you fall in and start drill from?
The position of attention.
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What foot can the command "Halt" be given on?
It can be given on either foot.
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When you have a question on Drill and Ceremony, what book would you use to find the answer?
Field Manual 3-21.5.
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In a Company line formation, how many steps are in between platoons?
There are give steps between the platoons.
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What is correct length of the arm swing during drilling (front and back?)
It is 9 inches to the front, and 6 inches to the back.
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How many steps are taken per minute during Quick-Time?
120 steps per minute.
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How many steps are taken per minute during Double-Time?
180 steps per minute.
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What position is the rifle carried in when at Double-Time?
It is carried in the position of Port Arms.
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When do you wear your cover indoors?
When you are under arms, aka carrying a weapon.
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What rank would you expect a platoon leader to be?
c/First or Second Lieutenant.
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What rank would you expect the Battalion Commander to be?
c/Lieutenant Colonel
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(Not on test) What does "c/" mean when placed in front of a rank?
It is used to denote that it is the rank of a cadet in JROTC.
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Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?
Francis Scott Key.
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When may the flag be flown at night?
When it is properly lit.
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What does a flag flown upside down represent?
It represents distress.
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What do the colors of the American flag represent?
Red represents hardiness and valor; white represents hope, purity, and innocence; and blue represents loyalty, vigilance, perseverance, and justice.
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What are the names of the three official flags?
.Garrison, Post, and Storm
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What do the 13 stripes on the flag represent?
They represent the 13 original colonies.
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When a president or past president dies, how long is the flag flown at half mast?
It is flown at half mast for 30 days.
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Who is traditionally responsible for the safeguarding, care and display of the unit's colors?
The Command Sergeant Major (CSM).
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How is the flag raised to the half staff position?
All the way to the top for a moment, then to half staff.
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If the flag is at half staff, how is it lowered?
It is raised all the way to the top for a moment, then to the bottom.
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When folded, what is the shape of the American flag?
The shape of a cocked hat (triangle doesn't count).
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What does the flag being positioned at half staff mean?
It is a sign of mourning.
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What is the ball on top of the flagpole called?
The ball on top of the flagpole is known as the truck.
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What is known as the "host" of the flag?
The width.
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What is known as the "fly?"
The length.
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How many stripes does the American flag have, and which stripes come first and last?
The flag has 13 stripes, and it both begins and ends with red stripes.
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In what year was Fort Knox established?
The land was purchased in 1918, but it was named Fort Knox in 1932.
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What is the Fort Knox motto?
"Strength Starts Here."
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(Not in the test) What is the gold vault also known as?
The U.S. Bullion Depository.
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What famous document was once stored in the U.S. Bullion Depository (gold vault)?
The Magna Carta.
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Who was Ireland Army Hospital named after?
Major General Merritt W. Ireland.
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What was Maj. Gen. Merritt W. Ireland formerly?
He was the former Surgeon General of the Army.
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Who was Fort Knox named after?
Fort Knox was named after Maj. Gen. Henry Knox.
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What was Maj. Gen. Henry Knox?
He was the first U.S. Secretary of War in 1785.
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Who is the President and the Vice President?
The Honorable Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
The Honorable Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
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Who is the Secretary of Defense?
Lloyd J. Austin III
Lloyd J. Austin III
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Who is the Secretary of the Army?
Christine Wormuth
Christine Wormuth
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Who is the Army Chief of Staff?
General James C. McConville
General James C. McConville
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Who is the TRADOC Commanding General?
Gen. Gary Brito
Gen. Gary Brito
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Who is the Fort Knox Post Commander?
Johnny K. Davis
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Who is the Post Command Sergeant Major?
Command Sergeant Major Jeremiah E. Gan
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Who is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
General Mark A. Milley
General Mark A. Milley
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Who is the Sergeant Major of the Army?
SMA Michael A. Grinston
SMA Michael A. Grinston
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Who serves as both a member of the Chain of Command and the NCO Support Channel?
The Squad Leader.
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What type of map is used in both JROTC and the military?
The type of map used is a topographic map.
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What is the first rank you can be promoted to?
Private (PV2)
Private (PV2)
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The rank after PV2?
Private First Class (PFC)
Private First Class (PFC)
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The rank after PFC?
Corporal (Cpl.)
Corporal (Cpl.)
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The rank after Corporal?
Sergeant (Sgt.)
Sergeant (Sgt.)
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The rank after Sergeant?
Staff Sergeant (Staff Sgt.)
Staff Sergeant (Staff Sgt.)
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The rank after Staff Sergeant?
Sergeant First Class (SFC)
Sergeant First Class (SFC)
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The rank after Sergeant First Class?
Master Sergeant (M Sgt.)
Master Sergeant (M Sgt.)
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The rank after Master Sergeant?
First Sergeant (1st. Sgt.)
First Sergeant (1st. Sgt.)
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The rank after First Sergeant?
Sergeant Major (Sgt. Maj.)
Sergeant Major (Sgt. Maj.)
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The rank after Sergeant Major? (Hint: Last NCO rank)
Command Sergeant Major (CSM)
Command Sergeant Major (CSM)
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The rank after CSM? (Hint: First Officer rank)
Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt.)
Second Lieutenant (2nd Lt.)
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The rank after 2nd Lieutenant? (Easy)
First Lieutenant (1st Lt.)
First Lieutenant (1st Lt.)
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The rank after 1st Lieutenant? (Hint: Daniel's rank)
Captain (Cpt.)
Captain (Cpt.)
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The rank after Captain?
Major (Maj.) - Only has 1 diamond
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The rank after Major?
Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.)
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The rank after Lieutenant Colonel? (Hint: Last officer rank)
Colonel (Col.)
Colonel (Col.)
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What is the rule for reading a map?
The rule for reading a map is right and up.