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In marching most commands have two parts what are they?
Preparatory command and command of execution
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Who is the US army chief of staff?
General Raymond T. Ordierno
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What are three ways to stop bleeding?
Direct Pressure, pressure points, and tourniquet
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Why should training aids be used?
To appeal to the senses, to interest the learner and to develop understanding and to save time
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What are the three Norths on a military map?
True, magnetic, and grid
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What is the definition of military leadership?
The process of motivating others to accomplish a mission by providing purpose, direction, and motivation
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What are the four parts of a lesson plan?
Introduction, body, summary, and supplemental information.
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What are the primary concerns of a military leader?
The accomplishment of the mission and the welfare of the troops.
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What are the symptoms of heat exhaustion?
Dizziness, faintness, paleness, clammy skin, loss of appetite, chills, and shortness of breath.
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Who is Colonel Brent Barnes
The 6th Brigade Commander
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What is ment by the term tact?
The ability to deal with people in a respectful manner.
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When giving voice commands in drill, what is meant by the term cadence?
The uniform and rythmic flow of words.
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Who is the Honorable Chuck Hagle?
The Secretary of Defense
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How many degrees are in a circle?
360 degrees.
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What does the "gold" star represent?
Honor unit with distinction
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If outdoors during the playing of the national anthem, a person in military uniform and not in formation should take what action?
Stand at attention, face the music or flag, and render the proper salute.
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What is the mission of JROTC?
To motivate young people to be better citizens.
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Who is the honorable John Mchugh?
Secretary of the army.
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What is the proper way to read a military map?
First read right, and then up
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What are the four basic life saving steps?
Clear airway, stop bleeding, treat for shock, and protect and dress the wound.
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What are the five basic colors on a military map and what do they stand for?
- Red- Cities and built up areas
- Black- Man made objects
- Blue- Bodies of water
- Brown- Elevation and relief
- Green- Vegetation and forestry
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What is meant by span of control?
The number of subordinates a leader can effectively supervise, direct, or control
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Who is the cadet command commander?
BG Jeffery A. Smith
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How does one treat a victim for shock?
Turn the victim on their back, elevate feet, loosen tight clothing, and keep warm or protect from the sun.
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In drill what are the four rest positions?
Parade rest, rest, stand at ease, at ease.
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What does S.A.I. stand for?
Senior Army Instructor.
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What is meant by the term resection?
Finding your position on a map by taking the back azimuth of two unknown points.
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What are four of the fourteen leadership traits?
Bearing, courage, decisiveness, dependability, endurance, enthusiasm, initiative, integrity, judgment, justice, knowledge, loyalty, tact, and unselfishness
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What is the definition of addiction?
The inability to stop using drugs, alcholol, etc....
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What is meant by the term "contour interval"?
The vertical distance between two adjacent contour lines.
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When using a map, what is meant by the term relief?
The variation of height of the earths surface.
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Who is the Honorable Barack Obama?
The President of the United States, and the Commander in Chief of all armed forces.
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When marching at quick time, what is the normal arm swing distance?
Nine inches to the front, six inches to rear of the trouser seam.
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What does the letters JROTC stand for?
Junior Reserved Officer Training Corps
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What do the torches on the jrotc uniform represent?
Knowledge
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When marching at quick time what is the distance of a single step?
30 inches
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What is the back azimuth of 360 degrees?
180 degrees.
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When did congress first authorize the actual formation of the reserve training corps?
1916
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In what reference book would you look to find the answer to a drill and ceremonies question?
FM 3-21.5
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What is meant by the term cadet?
A student enrolled in ROTC or JROTC
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What are the five functions of JROTC?
- 1. To encourage high school completion and teach respect for authority.
- 2. To develop leadership potential
- 3. To improve physical fitness.
- 4. To explain the role of the military
- 5. To set an example for other students
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What is your first general order?
1. I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
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What is your second general order?
I will obey all my special orders and preform all my duties in a military manner!
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What is your third general order?
I will report any violations of my special orders, emergencies, or anything not covered in my instruction to the commander of the relief!
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Who is your battalion SAI?
CSM White
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Who is your battalion commander?
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Who is your battalion XO?
C/MAJ Amity Curtis
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Who is your battalion CSM?
C/CSM Asa Curtis
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