Gator Battalion Promotion Board Study Guide

These flashcards cover key concepts from the Gator Battalion Promotion Board study guide, including military courtesy, JROTC structure, first aid, citizenship, and more.

What is the purpose of the Promotion Board study guide?

To serve as a procedure manual and study guide for cadets running for a leadership position.

What is the motto of JROTC?

Leadership Excellence Unsurpassed.

What does JROTC stand for?

Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.

What is military courtesy?

Respect and consideration shown to other personnel of the Armed Forces.

What are the first ten amendments to the U.S. Constitution called?

The Bill of Rights.

What should you do when an officer enters the room?

If alone, come to attention and render the greeting of the day; if others are present, call ATTENTION and do the same.

What does the flag positioned at half-staff signify?

A sign of mourning.

What are the two ways to become an American citizen?

Be born in America or to be naturalized.

What is the definition of leadership?

The ability to direct and influence others to accomplish a task.

What is the key to success in the JROTC program?

Teamwork.

What are the four life saving steps in first aid?

1) Open the airway and restore breathing, 2) Stop the bleeding, 3) Prevent shock, 4) Dress and bandage the wound to avoid infection.

Who was the founder of JROTC?

Captain Alden Partridge.

What is the correct number of steps taken in Double Time?

180 steps.

How should military personnel show respect for the National Anthem when outdoors?

Stand at attention, face the music, and salute.

How are the ribbons positioned for males in uniform?

On the left side one eighth of an inch above the pocket and centered.

What does LET stand for?

Leadership, Education, and Training.

What are the three types of bleeding?

Arterial, venous, and capillary.

When given the command 'Open Ranks, March', how many steps do the 2nd squad take?

1 step.

What are the colors of the American flag and what do they stand for?

Red for hardiness and valor, white for purity and innocence, blue for vigilance, perseverance and justice.