14 March 2018 TIMBERWOLF BATTALION BASIC KNOWLEDGE PACKET SUNNIE HENSLEY C/LTC, JROTC Commanding OFFICIAL: LILLY T.

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1 DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL, TIMBERWOLF BATTALION 4 th BRIGADE, EASTERN REGION, U.S. ARMY CADET COMMAND 1640 SPRING VALLEY DRIVE HUNTINGTON, WV March 2018 TIMBERWOLF BATTALION BASIC KNOWLEDGE PACKET SUNNIE HENSLEY C/LTC, JROTC Commanding OFFICIAL: LILLY T. C/MAJ XO DISTRIBUTION: 1 SAI 1 WEB PAGE

2 JROTC MISSION: THE MISSION OF JROTC IS TO MOTIVATE YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE BETTER CITIZENS. OBJECTIVES OF JROTC: 1. GRADUATE HIGH SCHOOL 2. SHARPEN YOUR COMMUNICATION SKILLS 3. PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE CITIZENSHIP THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS 4. DEVELOP YOUR LEADERSHIP POTENTIAL 5. STRENGTHEN YOUR SELF-ESTEEM 6. IMPROVE YOUR PHYSICAL FITNESS 7. PROVIDE INCENTIVES TO LIVE DRUG-FREE HISTORY AND LAWS AFFECTING JROTC: MORILL ACT OF 1862: GAVE MONEY AND LAND TO COLLEGES IF THEY WOULD OFFER MILITARY TRAINING NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT OF 1916: ESTABLISHED THE RESERVE OFFICER S TRAINING CORPS ROTC VITALIZATION ACT OF 1964: ESTABLISHED 1,200 UNITS OF JROTC DEPARTMENTS STAFFED BY RETIRED PERSONNEL, RATHER THAN ACTIVE DUTY PERSONNEL. WOMEN WERE ALLOWED INTO JROTC IN SCHOOL YEAR THE ARMY GOES ROLLING ALONG DEDICATED 11 NOVEMBER 1956 (VETERAN S DAY) ARMY SONG: GENERAL ORDERS: 1. I WILL GUARD EVERYTHING WITHIN THE LIMITS OF MY POST AND QUIT MY POST ONLY WHEN PROPERLY RELIEVED. 2. I WILL OBEY MY SPECIAL ORDERS AND PERFORM ALL MY DUTIES IN A MILITARY MANNER. 3. I WILL REPORT VIOLATIONS OF MY SPECIAL ORDERS, EMERGENCIES, AND ANYTHING NOT COVERED IN MY INSTRUCTIONS TO THE COMMANDER OF THE RELIEF.

3 GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: LEADERSHIP- THE ABILITY TO INFLUENCE, LEAD, OR GUIDE OTHERS TO ACCOMPLISH A MISSION IN THE MANNER DESIRED BY PROVIDING: PURPOSE, DIRECTION AND MOTIVATION FOUR FACTORS OF LEADERSHIP THE LEADER THE FOLLOWER THE SITUATION COMMUNICATION FOUR PHASE LESSON PLAN INQUIRE - Find out what they know GATHER - Research or gather information PROCESS - Use new information or skills APPLY - make real life applications of new material DISCIPLINE - THE INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP ATTITUDE WHICH INSURES PROMPT OBEDIENCE TO ORDERS, AND THE INITIATION OF APPROPRIATE ACTIONS IN THE ABSENCE OF ORDERS. ESPRIT DE CORPS - LOYALTY TO, PRIDE IN, AND ENTHUSIASM FOR A UNIT AS SHOWN BY IT S MEMBERS. MORALE - THE STATE OF MIND OF AN INDIVIDUAL. TACT - THE ABILITY TO DEAL WITH OTHERS WITHOUT CAUSING OFFENSE. TEAMWORK - WORKING TOGETHER TO COMPLETE ASSIGNED TASKS ON TIME WITH DESIRED RESULTS. CHAIN OF COMMAND - THE SUCCESSION OF LEADERS THROUGH WHICH AUTHORITY PASSES AND COMMANDS ARE GIVEN. UNITY OF COMMAND - THERE IS ONLY ONE COMMANDER, WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL THAT A UNIT DOES OR FAILS TO DO. (BN COMMANDER) SPAN OF CONTROL - THE NUMBER OF SUBORDINATES A LEADER CAN EFFECTIVELY CONTROL (generally 5-7). FOUR INDICATORS OF UNIT EFFECTIVENESS: MORALE, ESPRIT DE CORPS, DISCIPLINE, AND PROFICIENCY CADET COMMAND HEADQUARTERS LOCATION: FORT MONROE, VIRGINIA 4th BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS LOCATION: FORT BRAGG, NORTH CAROLINA PHONETIC ALPHABET: A- ALPHA J- JULIET S- SIERRA B- BRAVO K- KILO T- TANGO C- CHARLIE L- LIMA U- UNIFORM D- DELTA M- MIKE V-VICTOR E- ECHO N- NOVEMBER W- WHISKEY F- FOXTROT O- OSCAR X- X-RAY G- GOLF P- PAPA Y- YANKEE H- HOTEL Q- QUEBEC Z- ZULU I- INDIA R- ROMEO

4 DRILL: QUICK TIME - 30IN STEP WITH A CADENCE OF 120 STEPS PER MINUTE DOUBLE TIME - 30IN STEP WITH A CADENCE OF 180 STEPS PER MINUTE HALF STEP- 15 IN STEP - USED WITH RIGHT/LEFT STEP MARCH, HALF STEP MARCH AND BACKWARD MARCH PREPATORY COMMAND - STATES THE MOVEMENT TO BE EXECUTED- I.E. RIGHT IN RIGHT FACE COMMAND OF EXECUTION - TELLS WHEN THE MOVEMENT IS TO BE EXECUTED- I.E. FACE IN RIGHT FACE COMBINED COMMAND - WHEN THE PREPATORY COMMAND AND COMMAND OF EXECUTION IS COMBINED - I.E. FALL-IN, AT EASE FOUR (4) REST POSITIONS: REST, PARADE REST, STAND-AT EASE, AT EASE CADENCE - THE UNIFORM RHYTHM IN WHICH A MOVEMENT IS EXECUTED FORMATIONS USED IN DRILL: 1. LINE (ALSO KNOWN AS RANK) 2. COLUMN (ALSO KNOWN AS FILE) RIFLE: M1903 (DAISY) DUMMY DRILL RIFLE MAP AND COLOR REPRES ENTATION: MAP- A GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION OF A PORTION OF THE EARTH S SURFACE AS SEEN FROM ABOVE DRAWN TO SCALE. BASIC COLORS: BLUE- WATER GREEN- VEGETATION BROWN- CONTOUR ELEVATION AND RELIEF RED- MAJOR ROADS, HIGHWAYS, AND BUILT UP AREAS BLACK- MAN MADE OBJECTS TERRAIN FEATURES: HILLTOP, SADDLE, DEPRESSION, RIDGE, VALLEY, CUT, FILL, CLIFF, DRAW, SPUR 1. DETERMINE A GRID ON A MAP BY READING RIGHT AND UP. 2. A 4 DIGIT GRID COORDINATE IS CORRECT TO A LOCATION WITHIN: 1,000 METERS. 3. A 6 DIGIT GRID COORDINATE IS CORRECT TO A LOCATION WITHIN: 100 METERS. 4. AN 8 DIGIT GRID COORDINATE IS CORRECT TO A LOCATION WITHIN: 10 METERS.

5 FLAGS: THREE TYPES OF FLAGS- STORM 5 FT X 9.5 FT POST 10 FT X 19 FT GARRISON 20 FT X 38 FT COLORS - FLAGS OF ORGANIZATIONS (United States) STANDARDS COLORS/FLAGS THAT ARE MOUNTED ON VEHICLES COLORS ON THE U.S. FLAG AND THEIR REPRESENTATIONS: RED- VALOR WHITE- INNOCENCE, AND PURITY BLUE- UNITY, LOYALTY CLASSIFICATIONS: THE TWO GENERAL RATINGS FOR THE FORMAL INSPECTION ARE - SATISFACTORY AND UNSATISFACTORY THE TWO TYPES OF LEADERS - COMMISSIONED OFFICER (O-6) AND NON COMMISSIONED OFFICER (NCO, E-8) TWO CATEGORIES OF RANK - OFFICER AND ENLISTED THREE UNIT AWARDS - WHITE STAR - MERIT UNIT BLUE STAR - HONOR UNIT GOLD STAR - HONOR UNIT WITH DISTINCTION MARKSMANSHIP: QUALIFYING POSITIONS - PRONE, STANDING, AND KNEELING QUALIFYING SCORES: MARKSMAN SHARPSHOOTER EXPERT OUT OF 200 (Prone, Standing) OUT OF 200 (Prone, Standing) OUT OF 300 (Prone, Standing, Kneeling) PELLET GUN FIRED CALIBER AIR RIFLE AVANTI M887 CROSSMAN CHALLENGER PCP FIRST AID: FIRST AID - THE FIRST TREATMENT GIVEN TO A VICTIM TO KEEP HIM OR HER ALIVE BEFORE PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CARE ARRIVES EVALUATE A CASUALTY RESPONSIVENESS, BREATHING, BLEEDING, SHOCK, BROKEN BONES, BURNS, HEAD INJUSRIES FOUR LIFESAVING STEPS 1. OPEN THE AIRWAY, RESTORE BREATHING AND HEARTBEAT 2. STOP BLEEDING 3. CONTROL/ TREAT SHOCK 4. DRESS THE WOUND(S) HOW TO STOP BLEEDING - 1. BANDAGE WITH PRESSURE

6 FIRST AID: (CONT.) 2. PRESSURE POINTS 3. TOURNIQUET- ABSOLUTE LAST RESORT (Probably lost a limb) (DO NOT TAKE OFF UNLESS YOU ARE A QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL) TREATMENT OF SHOCK - 1. KEEP VICTIM WARM/ COOL 2. IF NO HEAD/ NECK/ BACK WOUND, ELEVATE LOWER BODY 3. LOOSEN CLOTHING 4. KEEP VICTIM OCCUPIED (ASK QUESTIONS) TWO TYPES OF FRACTURES - CLOSED (SIMPLE) OPEN (COMPOUND) THREE (3) TYPES OF HEAT INJURIES: HEAT CRAMPS, HEAT EXHAUSTION, AND HEAT STROKE HEIMLICH MANEUVER: USED TO CLEAR THE AIRWAY OF A CHOKING VICTIM MOUTH-TO-MOUTH RESUSCITATION: USED TO RESTORE THE BREATHING OF A VICTIM CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION: USED TO RESTORE BREATHING AND HEARTBEAT OF A VICTIM LEADERSHIP: LEADERSHIP: THE ABILITY TO INFLUENCE, LEAD, OR GUIDE OTHERS TO ACCOMPLISH A MISSION IN THE MANNER DESIRED BY PROVIDING: PURPOSE, DIRECTION AND MOTIVATION LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES : 1. KNOW YOURSELF AND SEEK IMPROVEMENT 2. BE TECHNICALLY AND TACTICALLY PROFICIENT 3. SEEK RESPONSIBILITY AND TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS 4. MAKE SOUND AND TIMELY DECISIONS 5. SET THE EXAMPLE 6. KNOW YOUR SOLDIERS AND LOOK OUT FOR THEIR WELL-BEING 7. KEEP YOUR SOLDIERS INFORMED 8. DEVELOP A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY IN YOUR SUBORDINATES 9. ENSURE THAT THE TASK IS UNDERSTOOD, SUPERVISED AND ACCOMPLISHED 10. TRAIN YOUR SOLDIERS AS A TEAM 11. EMPLOY YOUR UNIT IN ACCORDANCE WITH ITS CAPABILITIES

7 SEVEN (7) ARMY CORE VALUES: ACRONYM: L D R S H I P A. LOYALTY: TO BEAR FAITH TO THE COUNTRY, U.S. CONSTITUTION, YOUR UNIT, SCHOOL, AND FAMILY B. DUTY: FULFILL YOUR OBLIGATIONS C. RESPECT: TREAT OTHERS AS YOU WOULD LIKE THEM TO TREAT YOU (GOLDEN RULE) D. SELFLESS SERVICE: PUT THE WELFARE OF THE NATION, YOUR UNIT, AND YOUR FELLOW SOLDIERS BEFORE YOUR OWN E. HONOR: LIVE UP TO THE ARMY VALUES F. INTEGRITY: DO WHAT S RIGHT (LEGALLY AND MORALLY) G. PERSONAL COURAGE: DEALING WITH FEAR, DANGER, AND ADVERSITY (PHYSICAL OR MORAL) FOUR SOLDIERLY VALUES: COURAGE, COMPETENCE, CANDOR, COMMITMENT QUESTIONS YOU SHOULD KNOW LET I 1. Q. WHAT IS THE MISSION OF JROTC? A. TO MOTIVATE YOUNG PEOPLE TO BE BETTER CITIZENS 2. Q. WHAT IS THE KEY TO SUCCESS IN THE JROTC PROGRAM? A. TEAMWORK 3. Q. WHAT IS THE NAME GIVEN TO THE FIRST 10 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS? A. THE BILL OF RIGHTS 4. Q. WHAT TYPE OF UNIFORM IS USUALLY WORN DURING CEREMONIES, SOCIAL FUNCTIONS AND FORMAL INSPECTIONS? A. THE CLASS A or B UNIFORM 5. Q. HOW SHOULD THE JROTC UNIFORM BE WORN? A. WITH PRIDE 6. Q. WHO IS THE COMMANDER IN CHIEF OF ALL THE ARMED FORCES? A. THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES 7. Q. WHAT IS THE TITLE GIVEN TO THE CADET LEADER IN CHARGE OF A COMPANY? A. COMPANY COMMANDER 8. Q. WHAT ARE THE TWO MAJOR CATEGORIES OF RANK AND GRADE? A. OFFICER AND ENLISTED 9. Q. WHEN YOU SALUTE DURING THE PLAYING OF THE The Star Spangled Banner WHO ARE YOU SALUTING? A. YOU ARE SALUTING THE NATION 10. Q. WHAT GRADE MUST YOU BE IN TO ENROLL IN JROTC? A. FRESHMAN (HIGH SCHOOL) 11. Q. BEING A GOOD FOLLOWER IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF WHAT CONCEPT? A. BEING A GOOD LEADER 12. Q. WHAT DOES THE POSITION OF HONOR MEAN? A. THOSE OF A HIGHER RANK OR POSITION WALK OR SIT TO THE RIGHT OF THOSE WITH A LOWER RANK OR POSITION

8 13. Q. HOW MANY STEPS PER MINUTE ARE REQUIRED FOR DOUBLE TIME? A. 180 STEPS PER MINUTE 14. Q. HOW DO YOU SHOW RESPECT FOR THE NATIONAL ANTHEM WHEN OUTDOORS IN UNIFORM? A. STAND AT ATTENTION, FACE THE M USIC, AND SALUTE WHILE IN UNIFORM. 15. Q. NORMALLY YOU FALL-IN AND START DRILL FROM WHAT POSITION? A. THE POSITION OF ATTENTION 16. Q. DURING DRILL, WHAT IS THE LENGTH OF A STEP? A. 30 INCHES 17. Q. WHEN TALKING TO AN OFFICER, HOW SHOULD YOU ADDRESS HIM/HER TO SHOW THEM PROPER RESPECT? A. SIR OR MA'AM 18. Q. WHAT IS MEANT BY THE FLAG BEING POSITIONED AT HALF-STAFF? A. FLAG IS RAISED THEN LOWERED TO THE MIDDLE OR THE FLAG POLE; A SIGN OF MOURNING 19. Q. THE COMMAND "HALT CAN BE GIVEN ON WHAT FOOT? A. EITHER FOOT THAT STRIKES THE GROUND 20. Q. BLOOD THAT IS BRIGHT RED IN COLOR AND SHOOTING OUT IN SPURTS IS AN INDICATION OF WHAT TYPE OF BLEEDING? A. ARTERIAL BLEEDING 21. Q. WHAT IS ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION USED FOR? A. TO RESTORE BREATHING TO A VICTIM 22. Q. WHAT IS LIKELY TO HAPPEN TO A PERSON WITH A SEVERE INJURY? A. HE/SHE IS LIKELY TO GO INTO SHOCK 23. Q. WHAT DOES JROTC STAND FOR? A. JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICER TRAINING CORPS 24. Q. WHAT DOES LET STAND FOR? A. LEADERSHIP EDUCATION AND TRAINING 25. Q. WHAT IS NORMAL INTERVAL? A. THE SPACE BETWEEN EACH INDIVIDUAL IN FORMATION MEASURED FROM RIGHT TO LEFT BY HOLDING OUT THE LEFT ARM AT SHOULDER HEIGHT, WITH THE TIP OF THE MIDDLE FINGER TOUCHING THE RIGHT SHOULDER OF THE PERSON TO THE LEFT 26. Q. HOW SHOULD YOU RAISE AND LOWER THE FLAG? A. RAISE IT BRISKLY AND LOWER CEREMONIOUSLY 27. Q. HOW IS THE U.S. FLAG CARRIED WITH OTHER FLAGS? A. CARRY THE NATIONAL FLAG ON THE FAR RIGHT OF THE ROW OR IF IN A LINE OF FLAGS CARRY IT IN THE FRONT AND CENTER OF THE LINE 28. Q. WHAT ARE THE FIVE BASIC MAP COLORS AND WHAT DO THEY STAND FOR? A. RED ROADS; BLUE WATER; GREEN VEGETATION; BROWN CONTOUR ELEVATION AND RELIEF; BLACK MAN-MADE OBJECTS 29. Q. WHAT DOES THE TERM FIRST AID MEAN? A. THE FIRST TREATMENT GIVEN TO A VICTIM TO KEEP HIM OR HER ALIVE BEFORE PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL CARE ARRIVES 30. Q. WHAT IS THE PROPER LENGTH OF A HALF STEP? A. FIFTEEN (15) INCHES 31. Q. WHO IS THE ARMY S CHIEF OF STAFF (NAME AND RANK)? A. GENERAL MARK MILLEY 32. Q. WHO IS THE COMMANDER OF CADET COMMAND (NAME AND RANK)? A. BRIGADIER GENGERAL PEGGY C. COMBS

9 33. Q. WHO IS YOUR BATTALION COMMANDER (NAME AND RANK)? A. C/LTC HENSLEY LET II 1. Q. WHAT ARE THE THREE CHARACTERISTICS OF EFFECTIVE WRITING? A. SIMPLE, READABLE, AND UNDERSTANDABLE 2. Q. LIST THREE PARTS OF A RESEARCH PAPER. A. INTRODUCTION, BODY, CONCLUSION 3. Q. LIST THREE TYPES OF TEACHING METHODS. A. LECTURE, CONFERENCE, AND DEMONSTRATION 4. Q. WHAT IS THE PURPOSE FOR THE HEIMLICH MANEUVER? A. TO CLEAR A BLOCKED AIRWAY OF A CHOKING VICTIM 5. Q. WHAT IS THE MOST COMMON INJURY CAUSED BY EXPOSURE TO THE COLD? A. FROSTBITE 6. Q WHAT DOES THE TERM CPR REPRESENT? A. CARDIOPULMONARY RECITATION 7. Q. IDENTIFY THE UNITS THAT ARE USED TO MEASURE DISTANCE ON A MAP. A. MILES, METERS, AND YARDS 8. Q. WHAT ARE SEVEN TERRAIN FEATURES SHOWN ON A MAP? A. HILL, SADDLE, VALLEY, RIDGE, DEPRESSION, DRAW, SPUR, CLIFF 9. Q. IDENTIFY THE NORTH S USED ON A TOPOGRAPHICAL MAP. A. TRUE NORTH, GRID NORTH, AND MAGNETIC NORTH 10. Q. WHAT INSTRUMENT IS USED TO MEASURE A GRID AZIMUTH ON A MAP? A. A PROTRACTOR 11. Q. WHAT INSTRUMENT IS USED TO MEASURE A MAGNETIC AZIMUTH IN A FIELD ENVIRONMENT? A. THE COMPASS 12. Q. AT WHAT REST POSITION ARE YOU ALLOWED TO TALK? A. REST 13. Q. WHAT IS THE CORRECT NAME FOR THE JROTC TORCH? A. THE CORPS INSIGNIA OR THE TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE 14. Q. WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS USED TO MAKE UP THE PLATOON? A. THE SQUAD 15. Q. WHO WAS THE FIRST COMMANDING GENERAL OF THE CONTINENTAL ARMY? A. GENERAL GEORGE WASHINGTON 16. Q. WHAT IS TEAMWORK? A. WORKING TOGETHER TO COMPLETE ASSIGNED TASKS ON TIME AND WITH DESIRED RESULTS 17. Q. WHAT ARE THE TWO PARTS OF AN ORAL DRILL COMMAND? A. THE PREPATORY COMMAND AND THE COMMAND OF EXECUTION 18. Q. LIST THE FOUR LIFE-SAVING STEPS. A. a. OPEN THE AIRWAY AND RESTORE BREATHING AND HEARTBEAT. b. STOP THE BLEEDING. c. CONTROL/TREAT FOR SHOCK d. BANDAGE AND DRESS ALL OPEN WOUNDS

10 19. Q. WHAT ARE THE TWO COMMON TYPES OF FRACTURES? A. OPEN (COMPLEX, BREAKS SKIN) AND CLOSED (SIMPLE) 20. Q. WHAT DO THE COLORS ON THE AMERICAN FLAG REPRESENT? A. WHITE INNOCENCE, AND PURITY; RED VALOR; BLUE UNITY, LOYALTY 21. Q. DEFINE LEADERSHIP. A. THE ABILITY TO INFLUENCE, LEAD, OR GUIDE OTHERS TO ACCOMPLISH A MISSION IN THE MANNER DESIRED BY PROVIDING: PURPOSE, DIRECTION AND MOTIVATION 22. Q. WHAT IS A MAP? A. A GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION OF A PORTION OF THE EARTH S SURFACE AS SEEN FROM ABOVE AND DRAWN TO SCALE 23. Q. WHAT IS THE RULE FOR READING A SET OF COORDINATES? A. READ TO THE RIGHT AND UP 24. Q. WHAT COMMAND IS GIVEN TO STOP A MARCHING UNIT? A. HALT LET III AND IV 1. Q. IF YOU HAD A QUESTION ON DRILL, WHAT MANUAL WOULD YOU USE TO FIND THE ANSWER? A. THE FM DRILL AND CEREMONIES 2. Q. WHAT IS THE POSITION OF THE HEAD WHEN EXECUTING THE COMMAND EYES RIGHT WHILE MARCHING? A. ALL CADETS TURN THEIR HEAD TO THE RIGHT EXCEPT THOSE IN RIGHT FILE, THEY LOOK TO THE FRONT 3. Q. WHAT IS AN AZIMUTH? A. AN AZIMUTH IS A HORIZONTAL ANGLE M EASURED CLOCKWISE FROM A NORTH BASE LINE 4. Q. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BACK AZIMUTH AND A FORWARD AZIMUTH IS HOW MANY DEGREES? A. 180 DEGREES 5. Q. IF YOU SHOULD ENLIST IN THE MILITARY CAN YOU RECEIVE AN ADVANCED GRADE BECAUSE YOU WERE IN JROTC? A. YES, A LET III OR LET IV CAN ENLIST AS AN E Q. WHAT SHOULD A GOOD TRAINING AID DO? A. INTEREST STUDENTS, DEVELOP UNDERSTANDING, AND SAVE TIME 7. Q. HOW MANY DEGREES ARE THERE IN A CIRCLE? A. 360 DEGREES 8. Q. WHAT AGENCY IS AVAILABLE TO YOUR GOVERNOR IN CASE OF DISASTER OR CIVIL DISTURBANCE? A. THE NATIONAL GUARD 9. Q. WHAT IS A COORDINATE? A. A SET OF EQUAL NUMBER DIGITS USED TO LOCATE AN OBJECT ON A M AP 10. Q. WHAT DOES THE RETREAT CEREMONY MEAN? A. RETIREMENT OF THE COLORS AT THE END OF THE DUTY DAY

11 CHAIN OF COMMAND US ARMY AS OF: 14 MAR 2018 COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF PRESIDENT DONALD J TRUMP SECRETARY OF DEFENSE HONORABLE JAMES MATTIS SECRETARY OF THE ARMY HONORABLE DR. MARK ESPER ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF GENERAL MARK MILLEY TRADOC COMMANDER GENERAL DAVID PERKINS ROTC CADET COMMAND COMMANDER MAJOR GENERAL CHRISTOPHER HUGHES FOURTH BRIGADE COMMANDER COLONEL FARREL DUNCOBE SENIOR ARMY INSTRUCTOR SPRING VALLEY JROTC LIEUTENANT COLONEL DAMRON ARMY INSTRUCTOR SPRING VALLEY JROTC SERGEANT FIRST CLASS LAYNE SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL TIMBERWOLF BATTALION CHAIN OF COMMAND AS OF : 14 MAR 2018 (RANK AND POSITION SUBJECT TO CHANGE) CADET BATTALION COMMANDER C/ LTC HENSLEY CADET BATTALION EXECUTIVE OFFICER C/ MAJ LILLY T. CADET S- 1 (PERSONNEL) C/ CPT HARPER CADET S-2 (SECURITY) C/ CPT LILLY B. CADET S-3 (OPERATIONS) C/ MAJ COOPER CADET S-4 (SUPPLY / LOGISTICS) C/ CPT JEFFERS CADET S-5 (SPECIAL PROJECTS / HISTORIAN) C/ 1LT SPEARS CADET S-6 ( TECHNOLOGY) C/CPT VENTURA C. CADET COMMAND SERGEANT MAJOR C/ CSM J. LYCANS SPRING VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL TIMBERWOLF BATTALION COMPANY LEADERSHIP CHAIN OF COMMAND AS OF: 14 MAR 2018 (RANK AND POSITION SUBJECT TO CHANGE) A COMPANY COMMANDER C/ 1LT THOMPHSON B COMPANY COMMANDER C/ CPT LYONS

12 UNIFORM QUESTIONS 1. Q: WHAT COLOR SOCKS ARE WORN WITH CLASS A OR B UNIFORMS? A: BLACK SOCKS 2. Q: WHAT TYPE OF SHIRT IS WORN UNDER THE ARMY BLUE COAT A: GREY LONG SLEEVE SHIRT OR SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT 3. Q: THE BLACK NECK TIE/ NECK TAB IS OPTIONAL WHEN WEARING WHAT TYPE OF UNIFORM? A: CLASS B UNIFORM WITH SHORT SLEEVE SHIRT. LONG SLEEVE MUST WHERE TIE. 4. Q: WHAT COLOR T-SHIRT IS WORN WITH THE CLASS A OR B UNIFORM? A: PLAIN WHITE 5. Q: WHAT UNIFORM IS WORN DURING CEREMONIES AND SOCIAL FUNCTIONS? A: PRESCRIBED EITHER CLASS A OR B 6. Q: WHAT UNIFORM IS WORN FOR JCLC (SUMMER CAMP) OR FOR PARTICIPATION ON SPECIAL TEAMS? A: ACUS 7. Q: WHAT INSIGNIA DO CADET OFFICERS WEAR ON THEIR BERET? A: THEIR RANK INSIGNIA 8. Q: WHAT INSIGNIA DO ENLISTED CADETS WEAR ON THEIR BERET? A: ROTC INSIGNIA 9. Q: WHAT COLOR T-SHIRT IS WORN WITH THE ACU UNIFORM? A: TAN 10. Q: FOR OFFICERS HOW IS GRADE INSIGNIA WORN ON THE BERET? A: ON THE FLASH CENTERED IN THE MIDDLE. 11. Q: HOW ARE RIBBONS POSITIONED ON THE CLASS A / B UNIFORMS? A: (MALE) RIBBONS ARE CENTERED ON THE LEFT SIDE 1/8 TH OF AN INCH ABOVE THE LEFT POCKET (FEMALE) RIBBONS ARE ON LINE WITH THE BOTTOM OF THE NAME TAG AND CENTERED AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE ABOVE THE HORIZONTAL LINE. 12. Q: HOW OFTEN MUST A UNIFORM BE WORN BY CADETS? A: AT LEAST ONCE PER WEEK. 13. Q: CAN A MALE CADET WEAR AN EARRING IN UNIFORM? A: NO. 14. Q: WHAT SIZE EARRINGS CAN FEMALE CADETS WEAR? A: SMALL SPHERICAL (POST) EARRINGS NOT TO EXCEED ¼ INCH IN DIAMETER. 15. Q: HOW SHOULD THE NAMEPLATE BE WORN ON YOUR UNIFORM? A: (MALE) CENTER THE NAMEPLATE ON THE RIGHT POCKET BETWEEN THE TOP OF POCKET AND THE TOP OF THE BUTTON FOR MALES. (FEMALE) USE AN IMAGINARY HORIZONTAL LINE EVEN WITH THE FIRST BUTTON ON THE JACKET OR SHIRT.) 16. Q: WHAT REGULATION COVERS THE WEAR OF THE UNIFORM? A: CCR Q: WHAT INSIGNIA S ARE WORN BY OFFICERS ON THEIR COLOR AND LAPEL WHEN WEARING THE CLASS A UNIFORM? A: ROTC INSIGNIA ON COLOR; 5/8 TH INCH UP FROM THE NOTCH AND CENTERED TORCH OF KNOWLEDGE ON THE LAPEL 5/8 TH INCH BELOW NOTCH AND CENTERED WITH TIP OF LAP DISSECTING THE TOP BUTTON.

13 TIMBERWOLF BATTALION MOTTO "STEP UP AND GETCHA SOME, TIMBERWOLVES HOOAH!!! Meaning: Accept the challenges of life. JROTC CADET CREED I am an Army Junior ROTC Cadet. I will always conduct myself to bring credit to my family, country, school and the Corps of Cadets. I am loyal and patriotic. I am the future of the United States of America. I do not lie, cheat or steal and will always be accountable for my actions and deeds. I will always practice good citizenship and patriotism. I will work hard improve my mind and strengthen my body I will seek the mantle of leadership and stand prepared to uphold the Constitution and the American way of life. May God grant me the strength to always live by this creed.