Customs & Courtesies!
Should you salute an senior NCO outdoors?
What is yes.
Who is the cadet airman achievement named after?
Who is Major John.F.Curry.
The warrior spirit is a condition of the what?
Warrior spirit is a condition of the HEART.
What is the command to turn the flight, while marching, a whole 90 degrees to the left?
What is the command Left Flank.
When was the salute originated?
What is the age of chivalry.
What is the first award you can receive in your promotion journey?
What is the Wright Bros. Award
Who "invented" the Air Force?
Who is Brigadier General Billy Mitchell.
What is the ceremony called at the end of Encampment?
What is Pass and Review.
When the group commander walks in the room and the Wing commander is in the room do you call the room to attention?
What is no.
What is the fourth AWARD you can receive in your promotion journey?
What is the Ira.C.Eaker award.
When was Civil Air Patrol officially founded? BONUS- extra 100 points if you know what day of the week it was.
Civil Air Patrol was founded on December 1st 1941. BONUS- Civil Air Patrol was founded on the day MONDAY.
If displaying a flag over a casket, the Union belongs on the deceased left or right side?
What is the left side.
When walking with another cadet or an officer, what side should the more junior cadet be on when walking?
What is the left side.
Who is THIRD & LAST MAJOR achievement named after? Don't think to hard about this one...
Nobody is named after the last Major achievement. Hehehe...
Who does the National Commander report to?
Who is Civil Air Patrol Board of Governors.
When displaying the flag in a group of flags, where does it belong?
Where is, the center and the highest point of the formation.
What is the foundation of military courtesy?
What is all military customs & courtesies are rooted in basic politeness and respect.
Who is achievement 10 named after?
Who is 1st LT Willa Brown.
What does the first Learn to Lead book focus on?
What is personal leadership.
What places are expected to display the Flag?
What are, public buildings, schools, & polling places.