Chain of Command
Who is your Squadron Commander?
C/Capt Ashley Parenton
How many steps does each element take when Open Ranks is called?
1st = 3
2nd = 2
3rd = 1
4th = 0
Flight, Right Face
Right, Hace
Where are ranks positioned on the ABU and Blues uniform?
One Inch, centered, and Parallel to the collar
What is warrior spirit a condition of?
A condition of the heart.
Who is the Cadet Commander?
C/Col Elyes Belouehi
Where are the element leaders when a flight is in Column formation?
The front row.
“Flight, Route Step, March”
but the flight is halted.
You cannot give the command route step, march from the halt.
ABU boots must be:
Black and clean, may be leather or suede
What is the A-10's top speed?
Who is the Deputy Commander for Operations?
C/Lt Col Siena Trentini
What is the command that returns a flight from a single file line to a flight in column formation?
Column of Twos (Threes/Fours)
“Flight, Dismissed.
but the flight is not at attention.
The flight must be at attention before dismissing.
You should regularly check you and your cadets' uniform for these tiny strings:
IPs (Irish Pennants)
What are the four stages of team development?
Who is the Deputy Commander for Support?
C/Col Lukas Igleasias
How many paces are in between the last cadet and the guide of the next flight?
3 Paces
When performing Counter, March with three elements, do you remove the first or fourth element?
The first element
OCP Covers must have what on the back?
A in-regulation name tape that is either velcro or sewn on
What is the definition of self-discipline
The ability to direct your thoughts, emotions, and actions towards a meaningful purpose.
Who is the Cadet Training Division Commander?
C/Col Casey Clarkson
Where should you be positioned on your flight while marching?
3 Paces Centered on the Left Flank
What is the proper procedure for preparing a flight for inspection?
Put each cadet in front of their rack and put them at stand-by.
What type of patch is on the right shoulder of an OCP Blouse?
A revered full color American Flag
What is the Air Force's Definition of Leadership
The art and science of influencing and directing people to accomplish the assigned mission.