Naval History
When was the United States Navy Formed?
When is October 13th, 1775?
This is the traditional naval term used when referring to a wall inside a ship.
What is the Hull?
This green skinned Star Wars character is the legendary Jedi Grand Master who spent his final years hiding in the swamps of Dagobah.
Who is Yoda?
What are the Main NJROTC Leadership & Core Values
What is Honor, Courage, and Commitment?
When did the United States Marine Corps Form?
When is November 10th, 1775?
This is the designation given to the right side of a ship when facing forward toward the bow.
What is a Starboard?
What Animal gives Black milk?
What is a Black Rhino?
This trait represents a firm loyalty to a strict ethical code and absolute honesty.
What is Integrity?
This is considered the father of the American Navy who famously said, "I have not yet begun to fight!"
Who is John Paul Jones?
This specific area of a ship or shore station is designated by the commanding officer for official ceremonies and is where the logbook is kept.
What is the Quarterdeck?
This central European mountain range spans eight countries and features the Matterhorn and Mont Blanc.
What are the Alps?
This fundamental NJROTC manual governs cadet drill movements, manual of arms, and inspection procedures.
What is the Cadet Field Manual?
This American ship earned the nickname "Old Ironsides" during the War of 1812 because enemy cannonballs seemed to bounce right off her oak hull.
What is the USS Constitiution?
When boarding a Navy ship, a cadet must stop at the top of the brow, turn toward the stern, and perform this action before saluting the Officer of the Deck.
What is saluting the National Flag? (Ensign)
In physics, this fundamental constant represents the maximum speed at which all conventional matter and information in the universe can travel, clocked at roughly 186,000 miles per second.
What is the Speed of Light?
According to the General Orders, this is the action a sentry takes when encountering a fire or disorder.
What is the 8th General Order. (Give the Alarm in case of Fire or Disorder?)
Fought in June 1942, this naval battle is widely considered the turning point of the war in the Pacific, where U.S. forces sank four Japanese carriers.
What is the Battle of Midway?
This naval ceremony involves the hoisting of the national ensign at 0800 and its lowering at sunset.
What is Morning and Evening Colors?
What is Spongebobs Address?
Where is 124 Conch Street, Bikini Bottom?
This Navy leadership term defines a leader's obligation to accept complete consequences for their team's outcomes.
What is Accountability?