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What is meant by military courtesy?

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

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If you are in a room and an officer enters the room, what should you do?

If alone, come to attention and render the greeting of the day. If other personnel are in the room with you, call ATTENTION, and render the greeting of the day.

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When do you salute?

When you meet and recognize a member of the Armed Forces entitled to the salute. Also, when the National Anthem, to

the colors, Ruffles and Flourishes, or Hail to the Chief is played. When the national colors or standard passes by; on

ceremonial occasions; in all official greetings; at reveille, when within sight of the flag or sound of the music; during the

rendering of honors; or when passing by uncased colors outdoors.

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When saluting a person, do you salute the uniform or the man?

the uniform.

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What action is taken when the flag is lowered?

Military personnel in uniform are at the position of attention and salute. Civilian personnel should remove their hats and

place their hands over their heart.

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When is the wearing of a hat in the building permissible?

When under arms.

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What does the position of honor dictate?

those of a lower rank walk or sit to the left of those with senior rank.

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How do you show respect for the National Anthem when out of doors in uniform?

Stand at the position of Attention, face the music, and salute.

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When talking to an officer, how should you address him/her to show proper military courtesy?

shows respect by addressing them as SIR or MA’AM.

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What is meant by the flag being positioned at half-staff?

it is a sign of mourning.

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What does LET stand for?

Leadership, Education, and Training.

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What is the key to success in the JROTC program?

teamwork.

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What does JROTC stand for?

Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps.

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Who was the founder of JROTC?

Captain Alden Partridge.

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What does the Honor Unit rating mean (GOLD star)?

the Gator Battalion is in the top 10% of the nation's JROTC Units.

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Who is your SAI of the Gator Battalion?

CW3 Nicholas Porter.

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Who is your AI of the Gator Battalion?

MSG Rudolph Neal

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MISSION OF JROTC

To motivate young people to become better citizens.

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MOTTO OF JROTC

Leadership Excellence Unsurpassed

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A

Alpha

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B

Bravo

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C

Charlie

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D

Delta

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E

Echo

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F

Foxtrot

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G

Golf

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H

Hotel

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I

India

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J

Juliett

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K

Kilo

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L

Lima

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M

Mike

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N

November

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O

Oscar

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P

Papa

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Q

Quebec

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R

Romeo

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S

Sierra

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T

Tango

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U

Uniform

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V

Victor

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W

Whiskey

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X

X-ray

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Y

Yankee

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Z

Zulu

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NCO

Noncommissioned officer

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NCOIC

Noncommissioned officer in charge

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JROTC

Junior reserve officer training corps

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ROTC

Reserved officer training corps

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COT

Commander of the troops

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CIC

Commander in charge

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TOE

Table of organization and equipment

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US

United States

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SGT

Sargent

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CPL

Corporal

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SAI

Senior army instructor

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AI

Army instructor

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BC

Battalion commander

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XO

Executive Officer

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DC

Deputy commander

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S-1

Adjutant and personal officer

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S-2

Security and intelligence officer

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S-3

Operations and training officer

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S-4

Supply officer

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S-5

Public affairs/ historian officer

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S-6

Communications/ special projects officer

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SAI asst

Assistant to the SAI

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You normally fall-in and start drill from what position?

position of attention.

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A cadet can only talk during what drill position?

Rest

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What command is given to stop a marching unit?

Halt

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If you had a question on drill and ceremony, what book would you use to find the answer?

In the FIELD MANUAL 3-22-5, under DRILL AND CEREMONY .

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In a company line formation, where is the Guidon?

Before the command “Post” and while forming the company, he/she is two 15 inch steps to the left and 1 step in

front of the First Sergeant; after the command of “Post”

, he/she is two 15 inch steps to the left and 1 step in front of

the company Commander.

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When drilling, what is the correct length of the arm swing, both to the front and the rear?

9 inches to the front and 6 inches to the rear.

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

180 steps, 120 steps

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All commands must be given from what position?

position of attention.

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When given the command “Open Ranks, March”

, how many steps are taken by the (1 st , 2 nd , 3 rd , 4 th )

squad?

2 steps, 1 step, stay at Stand fast, 2 15-inch steps backwards

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List the four values possessed by a good leader?

Courage, candor, commitment, and competence.

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What are the three styles of leadership?

directing, delegating, and participating.

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What must a leader provide his/her subordinates?

purpose, direction, and motivation.

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What is the definition of leadership?

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

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What is the definition of teamwork?

working together to complete an assigned task on time with good results

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How is the uniform to be worn?

with pride.

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How is the JROTC insignia positioned on the garrison cap?

It is positioned on the left side one inch from the crease and centered vertically between the top of the braid and the bottom off the cap

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How are the ribbons positioned?

For males: on the left side one eighth of an inch above the pocket and centered

For females: on the left side one eighth of an inch above the imaginary line centered on the vertical line

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How is the Honor Unit (Blue Star) worn?

For males: the star is worn one fourth of an inch above the right pocket and centered

For females: the star is worn on the right side, one fourth of an inch above the nameplate and centered vertically

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What regulations cover the wear of the uniform?

AR 670-1 and the CCR 145-2.

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What does OCP stand for?

Operational Camouflage Pattern.

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What type of earrings can a female cadet wear with the Class A or B uniform?

small spherical earrings and not exceed one fourth of an inch in diameter.

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Are male cadets allowed to wear earrings in uniform?

No

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What type of shirt is worn under the army green coat?

AG 415-1 long- or short-sleeved shirt.

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What type of uniform is worn during ceremonies and social functions?

Class A or B uniform.

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What type of uniform is worn during summer camp and for participation in special teams?

BDU.

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What color socks are worn with a Class A or B uniform?

black

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How is the nameplate worn on the Class A uniform?

For males : The nameplate is centered on the right pocket flap between the top of the pocket and the button. For

females : The nameplate is 1 inch above the top button, centered horizontally on the right side of the coat

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What are the two ways to become an American citizen?

born in America or to be naturalized.

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

the Bill of Rights.

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What are the three branches of the U.S. government?

executive, legislative, and the judicial.

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What is patriotism?

Patriotism is the love and devotion one has for his or her own country.

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What does the first amendment guarantee you?

freedom of speech, assembly, and religion