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Private - 1
PV1; E-1

Private - 2
PV2; E-2

Private First Class
PFC; E-3

Specialist
SPC; E-4

Corporal
CPL; E-4

Sergeant
SGT; E-5

Staff Sergeant
SSG; E-6

Sergeant First Class
SFC; E-7

Master Sergeant
MSG; E-8

First Sergeant
1SG; E-8

Sergeant Major
SGM; E-9

Command Sergeant Major
CSM; E-9

Sergeant Major of the Army
SMA; E-9


W-1 Warrant Officer
WO1
W-2 Chief Warrant Officer
CW2

W-3 Chief Warrant Officer
CW3

W-4 Chief Warrant Officer
CW4

C-5 Chief Warrant Officer
CW5

2nd Lieutenant
2LT

1st Lieutenant
1LT

Captain
CPT

Major
MAJ

Lieutenant Colonel
LTC

Colonel
COL

Brigadier General
BG

Major General
MG

Lieutenant General
LTG

General
GEN

General of the Army

Three General Orders #1
I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
Three General Orders #2
I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner.
Three General Orders #3
I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions, to the commander of the relief.
Soldiers Creed #1
I am an American soldier. I am a warrior and a member of a team. I serve the people of the United States and live the army values.
Soldiers Creed #2
I will place the mission first.
I will never accept defeat.
I will never quit.
I will never leave a fallen comrade.
Soldiers Creed #3
I am disciplined, physically, and mentally tough, trained and proficient in my warrior tasks and drills. I always maintain my arms, my equipment and myself.
Soldiers Creed #4
I am an expert, and I am a professional. I stand ready to deploy, engage, and destroy the enemies of the United States of America in close combat. I am a guardian of freedom and the American way of life. I am an American soldier.
Army Values
Loyalty
Duty
Respect
Selfless service
Honor
Integrity
Personal courage
4 GSDF Line Elements
GFAB North
GFAB South
76th Support Brigade
TRADOC
Military Emergency Services Specialists (MESS)
Land Navigation
SAR III
General Orders
Guard Duty
Signal Specialist (SS)
Radio Communications
Reconnaissance Reporting
Proper internal and external GSDF communications
2 per team (primary and secondary)
First Aid Specialist (FAS)
Preventative cops and heat injuries
IFAK (individual first aid kit)
Aid and litter
First Aid (MEPS)
CPR (MEPS)
AED (MEPS)
2 per team (primary and secondary)
Engineering Specialist (ES)
Knots
Swamped duties on debris clearance operatíons
Safety/observer duties on debris clearance operations
Traffic control on general mission
2 per team (primary and secondary)
Phonetic Alphabet

D&C Two-Part Commands
Preparatory
Command of Execution
“As you were” revoked a preparatory command.
Three Methods of Instruction for teaching drill?
1.) Talk-through
2.) By the numbers
3.) step-by-step
Open Ranks
Front Rank - two step
Second Rank - one step forward
Third Rank - doesn’t move (Stand fast)
Fourth rank - two 15 inch steps back (1half step)
Closing Ranks
First Rank - 4 steps back
Second Rank - 2 steps back
Third Rank - stand fast
4th Rank - 1 step forward
Purpose of drill
Move the unit in orderly manner
Aid in discipline and instill precision to orders
Development and instill confidence
CT
Common Tasks
70% or higher
SME
Subject Matter Expert
SSIs
Soldier Sill Identifiers
Guard Chain of Command
Commanding Officer
Officer of the Day
Commander of the Guard
Sergeant of the Guard
Commander of the Relief
Fixed Post Position
2 types of guard posts
Interior and exteriorA
2 parts of Countersign (guard duty)
Challenge password
Parole (guard duty)
A special password used to check the countersign
Knot
Something tied in a rope or webbing
Hitch
Connects a rope to another object
Bight
A loop made in any part of the rope or chain
Dress
Closing the knot to make sure it’s tied correctly
Kernmantle
A piece of rope that’s protected by a woven exterior sheath
Loop
Also called a turn
A circle in which the rope crosses over itself
Standing part
Main part of the rope that’s not in the knot
Working end
also known as the tag end
The part being worked with
Military Courtesy
Rules of conduct required of military personnel
Customs
Practices not prescribed by law or regulation, but by tradition
When talking to an NCO, what position does one stand in?
Parade rest
Along with the hand salute, GSDF members will greet with ____ and the answer to the greeting is_____
True Patriot, sir/ma’am; Ready to serve
If an Officer or NCO enters crowded hallway, the first person to spot the officer/NCO says ____
make way or at ease
What’s the honor part of the flag?
White stars on a blue a field (union)
What time does US army use?
Greenwich Mean Time (GMT); aka military time
Which letter is local time?
J is local time
What separates M and Y?
International Date Line
During daylight savings time, what time zone is Georgia?
During standard time?
Quebec
Romeo
Date-Time Group (DTG)
DIMZIMMY