rank
phonetic alphabet
172 RCACS
Drill
uniform
100
The rank below Captain.
What is a Lieutenant?
100
The phonetic word for "L".
What is Lima?
100
The name of your Commanding Officer.
Who is Captain Kelly?
100
The salute is given with the which hand.
What is the right hand?
100
The name of the air force headdress worn with the dress uniform (DEU).
What is a wedge?
200
Three chevrons and a crown.
What is a flight Sergeant?
200
The number of words in the phonetic alphabet.
What are 26?
200
The name of toughest drill instructor?
Who is CI Weigel?
200
- This position is one of readiness for a word of command. Alertness and exactness in this position is important, and therefore personnel should not be kept in this position longer than necessary.
What is the position of attention?
200
These are used to blouse your pants.
What are boot bands?
300
One wide bar and one thin bar.
What is a Lieutenant?
300
The amount of syllables in the word for "I".
What are three syllables? In-di-a
300
Name of Level two Officer
Who is Mr Windsor?
300
- This position is ordered when it is desirable to permit troops to relax. This command is only given when the squad is in the position of stand at ease.
What is Stand Easy?
300
The part of your uniform when we refer to "brass on brass"
What is your belt buckle?
400
The rank a Chief holds?
What is a Warrant Officer First Class?
400
The number of letters whos phonetic word is a month of the year.
What is One? November
400
The name of 172 RCACS Supply Officer.
Who is Captain Bradshaw?
400
The amount of degrees turned on a left or right incline.
What is 45 degrees?
400
The location where your name tag is placed on your uniform.
What is above the right breast pocket?
500
The highest rank in the Canadian Armed Forces.
What is a General?
500
Alpha Tango Tango Echo November Tango India Oscar November
What is Attention?
500
The best staff member in all of 172 RCACS.
500
The direction of the parade square you end up facing after executing the command "Retire, About-turn"
What is the back?
500
Sometimes called shoulder flashes, these are the part of military uniforms to signify rank and status. They are typically made from materials like fabric and are fastened to the shoulder using Velcro or a button.
What are Epaulettes?