Scenarios 1
What is a S1?
Admin or Personnel
What is a S2
Intelligence or Security
What is a S3
Operations
What is a S4
Logistics or Supply
What is a S5?
Civil Affairs
A cadet’s attendance sheet is missing, and the instructor needs to know who was present. Which S-Staff?
What is S1 (Admin Personnel)
The unit needs water bottles and uniforms for tomorrow’s training. Which S-Staff?
What is S4 (Supply and Logistics)
Flyers need to be made to promote an upcoming cadet event. Which S-Staff?
What is S5 (Public Affairs)
Radios aren’t working, and the message about formation time isn’t being passed. Which S-Staff
What is S6 (Comms)
A cadet earned an award, but it’s not showing up on their record. Which S-Staff
What is S1 (Admin and Personnel)
During a competition, the cadets ran out of blank score sheets. Which shop should have been prepared?
S4 (Logistics)
A guest speaker is invited to talk to cadets about leadership, and someone must coordinate and advertise it. Which shop?
S5 (Civil Affairs)
The radio network isn’t encrypted, and another team can hear your traffic. Which shop is responsible?
S6 (Communications)
A major inspection is coming, and the commander wants all training records up-to-date. Which shop is in charge?
S3 (Operations)
Before a field exercise, someone must analyze the terrain for possible risks. Which shop is responsible?
S2 (Intelligence)
During the birthday event, someone didn’t check the forecast, and it started raining. Which shop is at fault?
S2 Intelligence
The commander wants to highlight birthdays in the Phoenix newsletter. Who writes the article?
S5 Civil Affairs
At the birthday celebration, extra chairs are missing and cadets don’t have enough supplies to set up. Who failed to prepare?
S4 Logistics
A cadet’s name is misspelled on the birthday recognition list. Who corrects the record?
The school wants to run a “birthday relay race” as a fun activity. Who plans and schedules it?
S3 Operations
During the Veterans Day parade, the unit steps off late, the sound system fails, and cadets are missing belts. Which three shops failed, and who owns the overall event?
S3 (overall event), S4 (uniform gear), S6 (sound/comm).
Cadets arrive to drill but are confused because the meeting location changed at the last minute. Which 2 S Shop failed and explain why?
S3 plans events, but S6 ensures communication.
A cadet is missing boots for inspection. Which 2 S-Shop is held accountable and why?
S4 provides boots, but S1 tracks deficiencies.
PMA conducts a bivouac but fails to invite parents, leaving them confused. Which2 S Shop is at fault and explain why?
S5 manages public info, but S6 delivers comms.
At promotion:
Cadet names are misspelled on the program.
Parents weren’t told where to sit.
Flags were missing from the stage.
Who is MOST responsible overall?
S1 (names), S5 (parents), S4 (flags) all failed — but S3 – Operations is most accountable because they coordinate and check all shops for the event.