Leading/ Meetings
What is the SMART goals model
S-Specific
M-Measurable
A-Attainable
R-Results
T-Time Frame
What TC covers drill and ceremony?
TC 3-21.5
JROTC Army commanders get their authority from
the Senior Army Instructor
The introduction of the US Constitution is called the ______________.
Preamble
What are we saluting during the playing of the Star spangled banner?
The Nation
What are the four different types of meetings or briefing.
Information Briefing, Decision Briefing, Mission Briefing, and Staff Briefing
What is the interval between the preparatory command and the command of execution?
One step or one count
The __________ supervises and coordinates staff to prevent overlapping efforts and ensure that the commander's goals are met.
executive officer
Define chain of command
It is a succession of commander, superior to subordinate, through which command is exercised
Define the term "courtesies"
The use of polite gestures or remarks
What are the four different types of meetings or briefings:
Information Briefing, Decision Briefing, Mission Briefing, and Staff Briefing
What is the primary value of ceremonies?
To render honors, preserve tradition, and to stimulate Esprit de Corps
__________ channels transmit all orders and instructions to subordinate units.
Delegated
What code is the basis of all military law in the U.S. Armed Forces?
The Uniform Code of Military Justice
What jewelry can be worn with a uniform?
Wrist watch, an identification bracelet, no more than two rings, and male cadets are not allowed to wear earrings in uniform.
Effective meeting leaders pay attention to five elements in their meetings:
Planning (all of the things that must be done to prepare for a meeting),
Starting (How you set the tone and create the climate for the meeting),
Focusing (How you keep the meeting on track)
Facilitating (The many things a leader can do to involve participants, be supportive, resolve conflict, and manage differences),
Concluding (The way in which the leader ends the meeting, usually by summarizing major decisions and reviewing assigned tasks)
When marching, who is the only person in a platoon that is never out of step?
The person marching the platoon
__________ officers are the principal staff assistants to the commander and each specializes in an S -1 through S-5 (or a combined) function.
Coordinating staff
How many stripes does the American Flag Have and how are they arranged?
13 stripes, 7 red, 6 white, the first and the last stripes are red
Where is the unit insignia worn?
One half inch down from the top of the shoulder seam and should be centered on the left sleeve
List the 7 steps used by Commanders and Staff to develop their projects and missions:
Identity Mission
Gather Information
Brainstorm
Solutions
Analyze & Compare Solutions
Decide on Course of Action
Develop Plan
Implement Plan
When should the command "AS YOU WERE" be given?
After an improper preparatory command is given, but before the
command of execution.
__________ is the authority that a commander lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank or assignment.
What are the two channels of information within a command?
Command
Staff channels and subordinate channels
When a flag is used over a casket, the union is at the head and over which shoulder?
Left Shoulder
What are the three types of unit decorations in JROTC
Merit Unit, Honor Unit, Honor Unit With Distinction