Chief Promotion Board
First thing you do as you enter the room is - salute “Sir/Ma’am Cadet Sarah Borsch C/PO1 respectfully requesting promotion consideration to the desired rank of CPO” drop salute when CO drops theirs.
If you do not know the answer say, “This cadet does not know, but will report back if requested sir/ma’am”.
Commander in chief is The Honorable Mr. Donald Trump
Vice President is The Honorable Mr. James Vance
Sec. of State is The Honorable Mr. Marco Rubio
Sec. of Defense is The Honorable Mr. Peter Hegseth
Sec. of the Navy is The Honorable Mr. John Phelan
Chief of Naval Operations is Admiral Daryl Caudle
Commander of Naval Service Training Command is Rear Admiral Matthew T. Pottenburgh
Commander of Naval Education and Training Command is Rear Admiral Gregory C. Huffman
Master Chief Petty Officer of the Navy MCPON John J. Perryman IV
Commandant of the Marine Corps is General Eric M. Smith
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps is Sgt Major Carlos A. Ruiz
NJROTC Area 1 Manager is Mr. Gregory Washington
NJROTC Area 2 Manager is CDR Humphreys
SNSI (Senior Naval Science Instructor) is CDR Ipkovich
NSI (Associate Naval Science Instructor) Master Sergeant Meehan
Battalion Chief of Staff is vacant
Battalion Commander is C/CDR Katie Kechijian
Battalion Executive Officer is C/LCDR Val Oliveira
Battalion Operations Officer is C/LCDR Preethika Shenoy
Battalion Master Chief is C/MCPO Joe Patten
Alpha Company Commander is C/LT Elijah Wright
Alpha Company Executive Officer is C/LTJG Jae Godfrey
Alpha Senior Chief is C/SCPO Erik Battle
Bravo Company Commander is C/LT Eden Derosa
Bravo Company Executive Officer is C/LTJG Ryan O’Connor
Bravo Company Senior Chief is C/SCPO Charlie Coburn
General Order 1 is Take charge of my post and all government property in view
General Order 2 is Walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing
General Order 3 is Report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce
General Order 4 is Repeat all calls from posts more distant from the guardhouse or quarterdeck than my own
General Order 5 is Quit my post only when properly relieved
General Order 6 is 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 officers and petty officers of the watch only
General Order 7 is Talk to no one except in the line of duty
General Order 8 is Give the alarm in case of fire or disorder
General Order 9 is Call the Corporal of the Guard or Officer of the Deck in case not covered by instructions
General Order 10 is Salute all Officers and all Colors and Standards not cased
General Order 11 is Be especially watchful at night, and during the time of challenging, challenge all persons on or near my post, and allow no one to pass without proper authority
Navy birthday is October 13th, 1775
Marine Corps birther is November 10th, 1775
When asked what a particular General Order is, you will sound off “Sir/Ma’am, This cadet’s ____ (number, ex. “first”) ____ general order is (recite the general order verbatim), sir/ma’am.”
Chairman of the joint chiefs of staff - General Dan Caine
Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff - Admiral Grady
Vice Chief of Naval Operations - Admiral Kilby
First Commandant of the Marine Corps - Major Samuel Nicholas
Ribbons/Nametag:
Female- 6 and ¼ inches from the top of the shoulder seam
Male- ¼ inch up from pocket centered
Job tag- ¼ inch below
Collar devices- 1 and 7/8th inch from the point on the tip of the collar centered
Marine Corp Ranks:
E1 is Private
E2 is Private First Class
E3 is Lance Corporal
E4 is Corporal
E5 is Sergeant
E6 is Staff Sergeant
E7 is Gunnery Sergeant
E8 is Master Sergeant / First Sergeant
E9 is Master Gunnery Sergeant / Sergeant Major
O1 is 2nd Lieutenant
O2 is 1st Lieutenant
O3 is Captain
O4 is Major
O5 is Lieutenant Colonel
O6 is Colonel
O7 is Brigadier General
O8 is Major General
O9 is Lieutenant General
O10 is General