Organization of the JROTC

AFJROTC

100

What are the Air Force's three core values?

Integrity First; Service Before Self; and Excellence in All We Do

200

True or False. The AFJROTC mission statement is: "To develop leaders committed to fight for their nation and communities."

False: "To develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and communities."

300

All AFJROTC instructors are ______ Air Force commissioned and noncommissioned officers (NCOs)

Retired

400

Since 1972, the number of women in AFJROTC has grown from 9% to about ___.

40%

Responsibility and Authority in ROTC

100

What position is usually the top cadet leader?

Commander

200

Who manages the unit?

Instructors

300

What is being accountable for a job called?

Responsibility

400

What is the power to give orders called?

Authority

Other ROTC Programs

100

(True/False) JROTC is a program that helps high school students learn leadership and military structure.

True

200

(True/False) JROTC programs are directly involved in military combat training and can deploy students into active duty situations.

False

300

The Sea Services JROTC programs are overseen by the U.S. Navy and include both the Navy and the ______ Corps.

Marine

400

 The ______ JROTC branch is the oldest and is associated with land-based military operations.

Army

History of ROTC Programs

100

The first branch to adopt the JROTC program was the ____.

Army (1916)

200

Through JROTC, you will develop _____ _____.

Self-discipline/Self-confidence

300

Schools applying for a JROTC program had to agree to provide at least _____ ____ military-supported instruction.

Three years

400

As a cadet in the Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (JROTC), you are part of an _____ _____ ______. 

Honored national tradition