NJROTC Drill Meet Knowledge

Uniform Measurement Guidelines

  1. Name Tag:

    • Males: ¼ inch above right breast pocket

    • Females: 6¼ inches centered down the right middle seam

  2. Ribbons:

    • Males: ¼ inch centered above left breast pocket

    • Females: 6¼ inches centered down the left middle seam

  3. Medals:

    • Positioned ¼ inch below the ribbons on the wearer’s left breast

  4. J-Bar:

    • Positioned 1⅞ inches centered on left collar

  5. Service Cap (Anchor):

    • Positioned 2 inches centered from the fore crease on the left side

  6. Hair Regulations:

    • Male Hair: Tapered around the ears and neck, must not exceed 2 inches in bulk or touch the collar, back of neck shaved.

    • Female Hair: Natural appearance, pulled back neatly without strays; may not extend past collar bottom edge.

  7. Navy Rank and Rate Table:

    • Enlisted and Officer ranks/pay grades for both the Navy and Marine Corps listed in table form.

Dekaney High School Gouge Sheet

  1. Chain of Command:

    • President: President Trump

    • Vice President: Vice President Vance

    • Secretary of State: Secretary Blinken

    • Secretary of the Navy: Secretary Del Toro

    • Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: General Brown

    • Commandant of the Marine Corps: General Smith

    • Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy (MCPON): Master Chief Honea

    • Area 7 Manager: CDR Johnson

  2. NJROTC Instructors:

    • Senior Naval Science Instructor=> Commander Brooks

    • Naval Science Instructor=> Master Sergeant Cain

    • Commanding Officer=> Isabel Jo

    • Executive Officer=> Sean Doyle

    • Command Master Chief=> Corbin Wanner (Senior Chief)

  3. General Orders to the Sentry:

    • List of 11 general orders for sentries, including:

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

      2. Walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert.

      3. Report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.

      4. Repeat all calls from posts more distant than the guardhouse.

      5. Quit my post only when properly relieved.

      6. Receive, obey, and pass on all orders from superiors.

      7. Talk to no one except in line of duty.

      8. Give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.

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

      10. Salute all officers and standards not cased.

      11. Be especially watchful at night and during times for challenging.

  4. Notable Dates:

    • Birthday of the Navy: October 13, 1775

    • Birthday of the Marine Corps: November 10, 1775

Enlisted Ranks (E-1 to E-9) NAVY

  • E-1: Seaman Recruit

  • E-2: Seaman Apprentice

  • E-3: Seaman

  • E-4: Petty Officer 3rd Class

  • E-5: Petty Officer 2nd Class

  • E-6: Petty Officer 1st Class

  • E-7: Chief Petty Officer

  • E-8: Senior Chief Petty Officer

  • E-9: Master Chief Petty Officer

Warrant Officer Ranks (W-1 to W-5) NAVY

  • W-1: (Not commonly used in the Navy)

  • W-2: Chief Warrant Officer 2

  • W-3: Chief Warrant Officer 3

  • W-4: Chief Warrant Officer 4

  • W-5: Chief Warrant Officer 5

Officer Ranks (O-1 to O-10) NAVY

  • O-1: Ensign

  • O-2: Lieutenant Junior Grade

  • O-3: Lieutenant

  • O-4: Lieutenant Commander

  • O-5: Commander

  • O-6: Captain

  • O-7: Rear Admiral (Lower Half)

  • O-8: Rear Admiral (Upper Half)

  • O-9: Vice Admiral

  • O-10: Admiral

Enlisted Ranks (E-1 to E-9) MARINES

  • E-1: Private

  • E-2: Private First Class

  • E-3: Lance Corporal

  • E-4: Corporal

  • E-5: Sergeant

  • E-6: Staff Sergeant

  • E-7: Gunnery Sergeant

  • E-8:

    • Master Sergeant

    • First Sergeant

  • E-9:

    • Master Gunnery Sergeant

    • Sergeant Major

    • Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps (senior enlisted advisor)

Warrant Officer Ranks (W-1 to W-5) MARINES

  • W-1: Warrant Officer 1

  • W-2: Chief Warrant Officer 2

  • W-3: Chief Warrant Officer 3

  • W-4: Chief Warrant Officer 4

  • W-5: Chief Warrant Officer 5

Officer Ranks (O-1 to O-10) MARINES

  • O-1: Second Lieutenant

  • O-2: First Lieutenant

  • O-3: Captain

  • O-4: Major

  • O-5: Lieutenant Colonel

  • O-6: Colonel

  • O-7: Brigadier General

  • O-8: Major General

  • O-9: Lieutenant General

  • O-10: General