California Cadet Corps Curriculum on Military Knowledge
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1 California Cadet Corps Curriculum on Military Knowledge To Defer War & Protect Our Freedoms M9/A: Purpose of the Military Branches
2 Purpose of the Military Branches Do You Know Your Military? This video describes the different branches of military service: blob:
3 Agenda A1. US Army Purpose A2. US Air Force Purpose A3. US Navy Purpose A4. US Marine Corps Purpose A5. US Coast Guard Purpose A6. California National Guard Purpose
4 US ARMY PURPOSE A1. Explain the purpose of the United States Army
5 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the US Army s main purpose?
6 US ARMY Mission To deploy, fight and win our nation's wars by providing ready, prompt, and sustained land dominance by Army forces across the full spectrum of conflict as part of the joint force. Army, U. (2018). US Army. Retrieved from US Army:
7 US ARMY Breaking it down: To deploy, fight and win our Nation s wars The Army goes where they re needed and fights wars
8 US ARMY Breaking it down: Providing ready, prompt and sustained land dominance The Army is in charge of the land-based part of war It controls the land, and through that control, dominates the place where they re fighting
9 US ARMY Breaking it down: Across the full spectrum of conflict Uses the elements of combat power Maneuver, Firepower, Leadership, Protection, and Information to overwhelm the enemy and win Involves support units providing protection or security, logistics, and services to the fighting forces Involves intelligence and cyber forces getting into the minds and systems of the enemy to create opportunities to exploit them
10 Breaking it down: US ARMY As part of the joint force Committed to working with the other military branches of services to win wars
11 US ARMY
12 US ARMY Composed of three components: Active Army, (aka, the Regular Army) Soldiers and Units who work for the Army as their full-time job Army Reserve Soldiers and Units who work for the Army part-time, Trained in case they re called up to serve full-time in cases of emergency Army National Guard Soldiers and Units who work for their State Governor, but who train to the same standards of the Army and Reserve, Can be called up to serve full-time in cases of emergency. Also work for the state during emergencies
13 US AIR FORCE PURPOSE A2. Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force
14 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the US Air Force s main purpose?
15 US AIR FORCE Mission To fly, fight and win in air, space, and cyberspace
16 US AIR FORCE "With one hand the Air Force can deliver humanitarian assistance to the farthest reaches of the globe, while with the other hand we can destroy a target anywhere in the world." Force, U. A. (2018). US Air Force. Retrieved from US Air Force:
17 US AIR FORCE Breaking it down: Air power is primary mission It can provide lethal capabilities
18 Breaking it down: Space Capabilities US AIR FORCE Provides services, facilities, & range safety control for Department of Defense, NASA & commercial launches satellite command & control for DOD satellites missile warning space control
19 Breaking it down: Cyberspace US AIR FORCE Network security, data transmission, & sharing of information Establishes, operates, maintains, & defends AF networks to ensure warfighters can maintain information advantage for US forces Figures out countermeasures
20 Composed of three components: Active Air Force Air Force Reserve Air National Guard US AIR FORCE Supported by the Civil Air Patrol (CAP): Civilian Auxiliary Perform: Emergency services missions Aerospace education for youth & general public Cadet programs for teens Other missions as requested by governmental & private agencies
21 Check on Learning 1. What is the Air Force s primary mission? 2. What are the two other important parts of it s mission?
22 US NAVY PURPOSE A3. Explain the purpose of the United States Navy
23 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the US Navy s main purpose?
24 US NAVY Mission To recruit, train, equip, and organize to deliver combat ready Naval forces to win conflicts and wars while maintaining security and deterrence through sustained forward presence. Navy, U. (2018). US Navy. Retrieved from US Navy:
25 Breaking it down: US NAVY Military presence & dominance on the seas Fleet of naval ships Air component extends presence inland Transports equipment & supplies to distant battlefields
26 Breaking it down: Submarine fleet US NAVY Can launch ballistic missiles Has played major role in deterrence for decades Submarine-based missiles have prevented potential adversaries from starting a nuclear war with the US
27 US NAVY Consists of two components*: Active Navy Navy Reserve *The Marine Corps is part of the Navy, but we ll look at it as a separate component
28 Check on Learning In addition to dominance on the seas, what are the two other pieces of the US Navy s mission?
29 US MARINE CORPS PURPOSE A4. Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps
30 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the US Marine Corps main purpose?
31 US MARINE CORPS Mission To defend the people of the United States at home and abroad
32 US MARINE CORPS Breaking it down: Land arm of the Navy Guard US embassies On naval ships & bases Quick reaction force
33 US MARINE CORPS Contributed greatly in the Pacific Theater during WWII Got in Fought hard Won Moved on Reputation as fighters who: Don t give up Fight ferociously Fight to win
34 US MARINE CORPS Consists of Two Components: Active Marine Corps Marine Corps Reserve
35 Check on Learning What is the Marine Corps purpose?
36 US COAST GUARD PURPOSE A5. Explain the purpose of the Coast Guard
37 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the US Coast Guard s main purpose?
38 US COAST GUARD Mission To ensure our Nation's maritime safety, security and stewardship. **Stewardship is defined as the job of supervising or taking care of something, such as an organization or property** Guard, U. C. (2018). US Coast Guard. Retrieved from US Coast Guard:
39 US COAST GUARD One of the five US military services, BUT Often falls under Department of Defense Currently part of the Department of Homeland Security
40 US COAST GUARD Breaking it down: The Coast Guard is a Military service Law enforcement organization Regulatory agency First responder Member of the intelligence community
41 US COAST GUARD Breaking it down: Has 3 basic roles Maritime safety Maritime security Maritime stewardship Subdivided into 11 missions
42 US COAST GUARD Breaking it down: The 11 missions Homeland security missions Non-homeland security missions Ports, Waterway & Coastal Security Drug Interdiction Aids to Navigation Search and Rescue Living Marine Resources Marine Safety Defense Readiness Migrant Interdiction Marine Environmental Protection Ice Operations (ice breaking) Other Law Enforcement
43 US COAST GUARD Consists of Two Components: Active Coast Guard Coast Guard Reserve
44 Check on Learning Which of these is not a part of the US Coast Guard s mission? To ensure: a. Maritime safety b. Maritime space defense c. Maritime security d. Maritime stewardship
45 CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD PURPOSE A6. Explain the purpose of the California National Guard
46 Purpose of the Military Branches OBJECTIVES 90% of Unit Cadets will understand the purpose of the different branches of service. Plan of Action Explain the purpose of the United States Army Explain the purpose of the United States Air Force Explain the purpose of the United States Navy Explain the purpose of the United States Marine Corps Explain the purpose of the United States Coast Guard Explain the purpose of the California National Guard Essential Question: What is the California National Guard s main purpose?
47 CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD
48 CALIFORNIA NATIONAL GUARD Federally funded California military force Part of the US National Guard Consists of: California Army National Guard California Air National Guard California State Military Reserve California Youth and Community Programs Task Force
49 California Army National Guard Mission Organizes, trains, equips, and resources community based land forces
50 California Army National Guard Mobilizes to support state and/or federal authority when ordered to do so Performs many Army missions Train 1 weekend a month & 2 weeks annually May respond to disasters in the state May be called to duty if needed for a federal mission
51 California Air National Guard Mission Provides support to the emergency response mission alongside the California Army National Guard and also supports the Air Force as needed
52 California State Military Reserve Mission Fills holes and provides expertise, support, and manpower as needed, especially in training situations and in state emergencies Photo By Crystal Housman CSMR
53 Youth and Community Programs Task Force Mission Provides command, oversite, resources, and coordination with the California National Guard to the various youth programs run by the California Military Department
54 Oversees: Youth and Community Programs Task Force The Youth ChalleNGe Programs (Grizzly, Sunburst, Discovery) STARBASE (Science and Technology Academics Reinforcing Base Aviation and Space Exploration) The California Cadet Corps Funded Military Institutes supported by the Military Department California Military Institute Oakland Military Institute Porterville Military Academy
55 Check on Learning In your own words, explain the purpose of the California National Guard.
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