NJROTC Study Guide

Credits to jaylzd on the PHHS NJROTC discord

1st Order to the Sentry

Take charge of this post and all government property in view.

2nd Order to the Sentry

Walk my post in a military manner, keep always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.

3rd Order to the Sentry

Report all violation of orders I am instructed to enforce.

4th Order to the Sentry

Repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse than my own.

5th Order to the Sentry

Quit my post when only properly relieved.

6th Order to the Sentry

Receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the commanding officer, command duty officer, officer of the deck, and all officers and petty officers of the watch only.

7th Order to the Sentry

Talk to no one in the line of duty.

8th Order to the Sentry

Give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.

9th Order to the Sentry

Call the Officer of the Deck in any case not covered by instructions.

10th Order to the Sentry

Salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.

11th Order to the Sentry

Be especially watchful at night, and during the time for challenging, challenge all persons on or near my post, and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

President of the United States

President Biden

Vice President of the United States

Vice President Harris

Secretary of Defense

Secretary Austin

Secretary of the Navy

Secretary Del Toro

Secretary of State

Secretary Blinken

Chief of Naval Operations

Admiral Franchetti

Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON)

Master Chief Petty Officer Honea

Naval Education and Training Command

Rear Admiral Czerewko

Naval Service Training Command

Captain Mattingly

Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

General Milley

Commandant of the Marine Corps

General Smith

Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps

Sergeant Major Ruiz

Area 21 Manager

Commander Garcia

Senior Naval Science Instructor

Commander Wever

Naval Science Instructor 1.0

First Sergeant Santimaw

Naval Science Instructor 2.0

First Sergeant Behlman

Commanding Officer

C/ Commander Holland, Kaija

Executive Officer

C/ Lieutenant Commander Gemeniano, Hyen

Command Master Chief

C/ Master Chief Petty Officer Richardson, Samantha

Name Tag Male Measurement

1⁄4 inch centered above the right breast pocket

Ribbons Male Measurement

1⁄4 inch centered above the left breast pocket

Medals Male Measurement

1⁄4 inch below the top of the left breast pocket

Name Tags Female Measurement

6 and 1⁄4 inches centered down the right middle seam

Ribbons Female Measurement

6 and 1⁄4 inches centered down the left middle seam

Medals Female Measurement

1⁄4 inch below the bottom row of ribbons

Rank Measurement

1 and 7/8 inches centered on the right collar

J-Bar Measurement

1 and 7/8 inches centered on the left collar

Service Stars Measurement

1⁄4 inch above the top row of ribbons

Male Hair

Should be tapered around the ears and neck; May not touch the tips of the ears or the collar and should be no longer than 4 inches in length and 2 inches in bulk; Sideburns cannot extend past the middle of the ear; Hair on the back of the neck must be shaved above the bottom of the ears.

Female Hair

Must look like a natural hair color and be pulled back into a bun, ponytail, single braid, or cut short. Buns need to be gelled back so that there are no bangs or stray hairs. Ponytails or braids must not extend past three inches below the bottom of the collar. Short hair must also be neatly gelled back, and cannot extend past the bottom edge of the collar.

(Seaman Recruit)(Navy)

E-1, No Insignia

(Seaman Apprentice)(Navy)

E-2, 2 Silver Diagonal Stripes

(Seaman)(Navy)

E-3, 3 Silver Diagonal Stripes

(Petty Officer Third Class)(Navy)

E-4, Perched Eagle Over 1 Chevron

(Petty Officer Second Class)(Navy)

E-5, Perched Eagle Over 2 Chevrons

(Petty Officer First Class)(Navy)

E-6, Perched Eagle Over 3 Chevrons

(Chief Petty Officer)(Navy)

E-7, Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN

(Senior Chief Petty Officer)(Navy)

E-8, Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 1 Silver Star (Pointed Downwards)

(Master Chief Petty Officer)(Navy)

E-9, Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 2 Silver Star (Pointed Downwards)

(Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy)(Navy)

E-9, Gold Fouled Anchor, Silver Superimposed USN, 3 Silver Star (1 Pointed Upwards, 2 Pointed Downwards)

(Ensign)(Navy)

O-1, One Gold Bar

(Lieutenant Jr. Grade)(Navy)

O-2, One Silver Bar

(Lieutenant)(Navy)

O-3, Two Silver Bars

(Lieutenant Commander)(Navy)

O-4, Gold Oak Leaf

(Commander)(Navy)

O-5, Silver Oak Leaf

(Captain)(Navy)

O-6, Silver Spread Eagle

(Rear Admiral Lower Half)(Navy)

O-7, One Five Point Star

(Rear Admiral Upper Half)(Navy)

O-8, Two Five Point Stars

(Vice Admiral)(Navy)

O-9, Three Five Point Stars

(Admiral)(Navy)

O-10, Four Five Point Stars

(Warrant Officer 1)(Navy)

W-1, 1 Gold Bar, 2 Blue Breaks

(Warrant Officer 2)(Navy)

W-2, 1 Gold Bar, 3 Blue Breaks

(Warrant Officer 3)(Navy)

W-3, 1 Silver Bar, 2 Blue Breaks

(Warrant Officer 4)(Navy)

W-4, 1 Silver Bar, 3 Blue Breaks

(Warrant Officer 5)(Navy)

W-5, 1 Silver Bar, 1 Blue Line

(Private)(Marine Corps)

E-1, No Insignia

(Private First Class)(Marine Corps)

E-2, 1 Chevron

(Lance Corporal)(Marine Corps)

E-3, 1 Chevron, Crossed Rifles

(Corporal)(Marine Corps)

E-4, 2 Chevrons, Crossed Rifles

(Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-5, 3 Chevrons, Crossed Rifles

(Staff Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-6, 3 Chevrons, 1 Rocker, Crossed Rifles

(Gunnery Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-7, 3 Chevrons, 2 Rockers, Crossed Rifles

(Master Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-8, 3 Chevrons, 3 Rockers, Crossed Rifles

(First Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-8, 3 Chevrons, 3 Rockers, Diamond

(Master Gunnery Sergeant)(Marine Corps)

E-9, 3 Chevrons, 4 Rockers, Bursting Bomb

(Sergeant Major)(Marine Corps)

E-9, 3 Chevrons, 4 Rockers, Star

(Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps)(Marine Corps)

E-9, 3 Chevrons, 4 Rockers, United States Marine Corps Emblem Flanked by 2 Stars

(Second Lieutenant)(Marine Corps)

O-1, One Gold Bar

(First Lieutenant)(Marine Corps)

O-2, One Silver Bar

(Captain)(Marine Corps)

O-3, Two Silver Bars

(Major)(Marine Corps)

O-4, Gold Oak Leaf

(Lieutenant Colonel)(Marine Corps)

O-5, Silver Oak Leaf

(Colonel)(Marine Corps)

O-6, Silver Spread Eagle

(Brigadier General)(Marine Corps)

O-7, One Five Point Stars

(Major General)(Marine Corps)

O-8, Two Five Point Stars

(Lieutenant General)(Marine Corps)

O-9, Three Five Point Stars

(General)(Marine Corps)

O-10, Four Five Point Stars

(Warrant Officer 1)(Marine Corps)

W-1, 1 Gold Bar, 2 Scarlet Breaks

(Warrant Officer 2)(Marine Corps)

W-2, 1 Gold Bar, 3 Scarlet Breaks

(Warrant Officer 3)(Marine Corps)

W-3, 1 Silver Bar, 2 Scarlet Breaks

(Warrant Officer 4)(Marine Corps)

W-4, 1 Silver Bar, 3 Scarlet Breaks

(Warrant Officer 5)(Marine Corps)

W-5, 1 Silver Bar, 1 Scarlet Line

Facing Movements Counts

Two counts are in all facing movements

Quick Time

120 steps per minute, 30 inches (heel to heel)

Double Time

180 steps per minute, 36 inches (heel to heel)

Slow Time

60 steps per minute, 30 inches (heel to heel)

Parade Rest

Left foot smartly moved to the left by 12 inches

Unit Leader

Positioned "six and centered" on stationary platoon; while marching: anywhere they can best control the platoon without passing center

Inspection Arms

Five counts are in Inspection arms