terms
what is the left side of a ship
what is a port?
what are the navy core values
what is honor, courage and commitment?
What does pc stand for?
platoon commander
what is the 12th general order?
what is a trick question?
The default foot you must always step off with when given a marching command
what is a left foot
The naval term for a wall
what is a bulkhead?
what is the marine corps colors
what is scarlet and gold?
who is your NSI?
who is master Sargent?
what is the 5th general order?
What is... to quit my post only when properly relieved.
a command that states the action (like "Forward" or "Left") and uses a rising pitch to grab attention
A heavy metal device dropped to the seabed to stop the ship from drifting.
what is a anchor?
The lowest rank a cadet starts at when entering NJROTC
what is a seaman recruit?
who is your Executive officer?
whats is the 7th general order to the sentry?
what is... to talk to no one except in the line of duty?
The only command that can be given from the position of "Parade Rest"
what is the position of attention?
the dining facility of a ship
what is a galley?
whats the navy's birthday?
when is Oct 13 1775?
what is a cadet CDR?
what is a cadet commander?
what is the 11th general order?
what is... To be especially watchful at night, and, during the time for challenging, to challenge all persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority
The measurement of a standard marching step in inches
what is 30 inches?
Toward the rear or stern of the ship.
What is the Oldest Commissioned U.S. Naval Ship?
what is uss constitution?
who is your command master chief?
who is Ka'Mora Seltzer?
what is the 6th general order?
what is...To receive, obey, and pass on to the sentry who relieves me all orders from the Commanding Officer, Command Duty Officer, Officer of the Deck, and Officers and Petty Officers of the Watch only.
Marching in place at a cadence of 112 to 108 steps per minute
what is march time march?