TROY NJROTC KNOWLEDGE SHEET - Troy High School

1 troy NJROTC KNOWLEDGE SHEET : Orders to the Sentry / general Orders Phonetic Alphabet NJROTC Rates & Ranks NJROTC Ribbons Chain of Command Navy & Marine Corps Rates and Ranks Personal Appearance & Grooming Uniform Composition Awards & Decorations Insignias & Devices Misc. KnowledgeORDERS TO THE SENTRY / general ORDERS1. TAKE CHARGE OF THIS POST AND ALL GOVERNMENT PROPERTY IN WALK MY POST IN A MILITARY MANNER, KEEPING ALWAYS ON THE ALERT, ANDOBSERVING EVERYTHING THAT TAKES PLACE WITHIN SIGHT OR REPORT ALL VIOLATIONS OF ORDERS THAT I AM INSTRUCTED TO REPEAT ALL CALLS FROM POSTS MORE DISTANT FROM THE GUARDHOUSE OR QUARTER DECK THAN MY QUIT MY POST ONLY WHEN PROPERLY RECEIVE, OBEY, AND PASS ON TO THE SENTRY WHO RELIEVES ME, ALL ORDERS FROMTHE COMMANDING OFFICER, COMMAND DUTY OFFICER, OFFICER OF THE DAY, OFFICEROF THE DECK, AND OFFICERS AND PETTY OFFICERS OF THE WATCH TALK TO NO ONE EXCEPT IN THE LINE OF GIVE THE ALARM IN CASE OF FIRE OR CALL THE CORPORAL OF THE GUARD OR OFFICER OF THE DECK IN ANY CASE NOTCOVERED BY SALUTE ALL OFFICERS AND COLORS AND STANDARDS NOT BE ESPECIALLY WATCHFUL AT NIGHT.

2 AND DURING THE TIME FOR CHALLENGING,CHALLENGE ALL PERSONS ON OR NEAR MY POST, AND TO ALLOW NO ONE TO PASSWITHOUT PROPER : All NJROTC cadets will sound off in a loud, clear voice when asked for a particular order as shown in thefollowing example:Commanding Officer: Cadet, what is the 5th order To The Sentry? Cadet: Sir/Ma am, the 5th order To The Sentry is: Quit my post only whenproperly PHONETIC ALPHABETA ALFAN NOVEMBERB BRAVOO OSCARC CHARLIEP PAPAD DELTAQ QUEBECE ECHOR ROMEOF FOXTROTS SIERRAG GOLFT TANGOH HOTELU UNIFORMI INDIAV VICTORJ JULIETW WHISKEYK KILOX XRAYL LIMAY YANKEEM MIKEZ ZULUNJROTC RATES & RANKSCADET ENLISTED RANKSCOLLAR INSIGNIARANKABBREVIATIONRATENo InsigniaSeaman Recruitc/SRE 1 Seaman Apprenticec/SAE 2 Seamanc/SNE 3 Petty Officer Third Classc/PO3E 4 Petty Officer Second Classc/PO2E 5 Petty Officer First Classc/PO1E 6 Chief Petty Officerc/CPOE 7 Senior Chief Petty Officerc/SCPOE 8 Master Chief Petty Officerc/MCPOE 9 CADET OFFICER RANKSCOLLAR INSIGNIARANKABBREVIATIONRATEE nsignc/ENSO 1 Lieutenant Junior Gradec/LTJGO 2 Lieutenantc/LTO 3 Lieutenant Commanderc/LCDRO 4 Commanderc/CDRO 5 Captainc/CAPTO 6 NJROTC RIBBONSCHAIN OF COMMANDC

3 Ommander in ChiefPresident Barack H. ObamaVice PresidentHonorable Joseph R. Biden, of the House of RepresentativesHonorable John BoehnerSecretary of DefenseHonorable Chuck HagelChairman of the Joint Chiefs of StaffGeneral Martin DempseySecretary of the NavyHonorable Ray MabusCommandant of the Marine CorpsGeneral James F. AmosSergeant Major of the Marine CorpsSergeant Major of the Marine Corps Michael BarrettChief of Naval OperationsAdmiral Jonathan W. GreenertMaster Chief Petty Officer of the NavyMaster Chief Petty Officer of the Navy Rick D. WestNaval Education and Training CommandRear Admiral Donald P. QuinnNaval Service Training CommandRear Admiral Dee MewbourneDirector of the NJROTC ProgramDr. SmithNJROTC Area 11 ManagerCommander Kenneth A. LilesSenior Naval Science InstructorCommander Allen StubblefieldNaval Science InstructorFirst Sergeant Steven LyonNaval Science InstructorFirst Sergeant Warren BarnesNaval Science InstructorChief Petty Officer Terrik KingRegimental Commanding Officerc/CAPT Daniel Rangel SantosRegimental Executive Officerc/CDR Elijah FinnRegimental Chief of Staffc/CDR Jasmine GonzalezRegimental Command Master Chiefc/MCPO Christian GaylePort Battalion Commanding Officerc/LCDR Dominique FahmyStarboard Battalion Commanding Officerc/LCDR Heidi ShinAlpha Company Commanding Officerc/LT Mindy FerngBravo Company Commanding Officerc/LT Brandon BaikCharlie Company Commanding Officerc/LT Anthony GobranDelta Company Commanding Officerc/LT Jessica ManriquezNAVY & MARINE CORPS RATES AND RANKSENLISTED RATESNAVY RATENAVY INSIGNIAMARINE RATEMARINE INSIGNIAPAY

4 GRADES eaman Recruit (SR)NonePrivate (PVT)NoneE 1 Seaman Apprentice (SA)Private First Class(PFC)E 2 Seaman (SN)Lance Corporal(LCpl)E 3 Petty Officer Third Class(PO3)Corporal (Cpl)E 4 Petty Officer Second Class(PO2)Sergeant (Sgt)E 5 Petty Officer First Class(PO1)Staff Sergeant (SSgt)E 6 Chief Petty Officer (CPO)Gunnery Sergeant(GySgt)E 7 Senior Chief Petty Officer(SCPO)MasterSergeant(MSgt)FirstSe rgeant(1st Sgt)E 8 Master Chief Petty Officer(MCPO)MasterGunnerySergeant(MGySg t)SergeantMajor(SgtMaj)E 9 Master Chief Petty Officerof the Navy (MCPON)Sergeant Major ofthe Marine Corps(SgtMajMC)E 9 OFFICER RANKSNAVY RANKNAVY INSIGNIAMARINE RANKMARINE INSIGNIAPAY GRADEE nsign (ENS)Second Lieutenant(2ndLt)O 1 Lieutenant Junior Grade(LTJG)First Lieutenant(1stLt)O 2 Lieutenant (LT)Captain (Capt)O 3 Lieutenant Commander(LCDR)Major (Maj)O 4 Commander (CDR)Lieutenant Colonel(LtCol)O 5 Captain (CAPT)Colonel (Col)O 6 Rear Admiral Lower Half(RDML)Brigadier general (BGen)O 7 Rear Admiral Upper Half(RADM)Major general (MGen)O 8 Vice Admiral (VADM)Lieutenant general (LtGen)O 9 Admiral (ADM) general (Gen)O 10 PERSONAL APPEARANCE & GROOMINGMALEHairAbove the ears and around the neck.

5 Tapered upwards and outwards no more than Must not touch collar No longer than 4 , bulk 2 SideburnsNeatly trimmed and tailoredShall not extend below the middle of the earShall end with a clean shaven horizontal lineMustachesNeat and closely trimmedShall not extend below the upper lipNo other facial hair is permittedFingernailsWill not extend past the fingertipsEarrings/StudsNot authorizedNecklacesAuthorized if religious, but not visibleRingsOne per handWatches/BraceletsOne of each, no ankle braceletsFEMALEHairMay touch collar but cannot fall below the lower edgeBraids must be neatly secured to the headBulk shall not exceed 2 Hair OrnamentsBarrettes must be similar to hair colorCosmeticsBlends with natural skin toneApplied in good tasteLipstick should be conservativeFingernailsShall not be excessive in lengthNail polish color shall complement skin toneEarrings/StudsOne per ear, centered on earlobeSmall gold or silver ball, no longer than NecklacesAuthorized but not visibleRingsOne per hand with engagement or wedding ringWatches/BraceletsOne of each.

6 No ankle braceletsUNIFORM COMPOSITIONR elaxed Fit JacketNJROTC patch 1 below the left shoulder seamAll jackets and coats must be zipped at least of the way upUndershirtPlain white crew neck or V neck t shirt with all uniformsGarrison CapLowest point 1 above eyebrowsStowed under the belt on right or left side of uniform when indoorsNecktieOne piece, black, hand tied necktie worn when requiredFour in hand, half Windsor or Windsor knotBottom of tie hands within 1 of the top of the belt buckleDoes not cover belt buckleNo more than 3 wideTie Tack/ClaspPlain gold ( NJROTC bar may be used)Aligned between 3rd and 4th button from neckSocksBlack plain knit or rib knit socksAWARDS & DECORATIONSR ibbonsMales: above left breast pocket, centered on buttonFemales: 6 below left shoulder seam, centered on the front seamSeniority inboard over outboardBlue color facing rightNon regulation ribbons placed after regulation ribbonsSubsequent AwardsTwo bronze into two silver into three goldAiguillettesWorn on left shoulderOnly Leadership Academy aiguillette worn on right shoulderNo more than one per shoulderMust hang parallel to seam of coat or shirtINSIGNIAS & DEVICESNAVY SERVICE UNIFORMRate/RankEnlisted: 1 from the front edge, 1 below upper edge of right collarOfficers: center of first gold bar 1 from front edge and 1 below upper edge of collarJ BarCentered 1 from the front edge of the left collarCentered 1 down from upper edge of collarName TagMales: above right breast pocket and centered on buttonFemales.

7 6 below right shoulder seam, centered on the front seamService Stars centered above ribbonsPatchLeft sleeve on all uniformsMidway between front and rear of sleeveTop edge 1 below the shoulder seemEagle: United States, Ship: USS Constellation, Anchor: maritime traditionGARRISON COVERA nchorCentered on left2 from front, 1 from bottomRate/RankCentered on right2 from front, 1 from bottomMISC. KNOWLEDGEB irthday of the NavyBirthday of the Marine CorpsPosition of AttentionHeels on line and touchingFeet at a 45 anglePalms in board, fingers curled, thumbs along trouser seamsHead back, chest outEyes to the frontMouth closedTraining Time OutSafety measureAll activity stopped until harm is passedAnybody can call TTOG iglineLine formed when the belt buckle is aligned with trouser and shirt seamsSunglassesNot authorizedOnly permitted if for medical purposes or authorized by an instructor