NS1 Essentials
What is the bottom level most important need in Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
What are physiological needs?
What is the rough outer crust of the Earth that rides on the upper molten layer of the mantle?
What is the lithosphere?
How many steps are there to folding the flag?
What is 7?
What type of war is an “armed conflict between major powers in which the total resources of the belligerents an: employed, and the national survival of a major belligerent is in jeopardy."
What is a general war?
What is a primary jungle?
Who was the final leader of the Soviet Union before it dissolved on Christmas Eve, 1991?
Who was Mikhail Gorbachev?
What are tides called when they are at their greatest and lowest due to new / full moons?
What does the signal flag "Charlie" mean?
What is "yes" or "affirmative"?
What officer may impose nonjudicial punishment for minor offenses upon subordinate officers and enlisted personnel?
What is the Commanding Officer?
Which article of the Constitution outlines the requirements and the powers of the Executive Branch, specifically the President?
What is Article 2 of the Constitution?
Which ship was sunk in 1898 after being sent to Cuba to check on American interests against Spain at the time?
What was the USS Maine?
What type of clouds are the lowest of all clouds, have a grey layer and cause drizzle but never heavy rain?
What are nimbus clouds?
What does the white tablecloth represent at the MIA/POW table?
What is "the purity of their response to our country’s call to arms"?
Which type of court martial may award a dishonorable discharge?
What is a general court martial?
Which vitamin helps convert nutrients into energy as well as sythesizing hormones and maintaining growth in your body?
What is Vitamin B-3 (Niacin)?
Who is known as the youngest CNO ever who made sweeping changes to the Navy involving hairstyles, beards and clothes?
Who is ADM Elmo Zumwalt?
What was the first US Satellite to be launched in 1958?
What was Explorer I?
Certain modifications may be authorized to NJROTC uniforms. Give one example.
What are berets, leggings, ascots or guard helmets?
Flashing light done after dark with infrared lights and filters is called?
What is Nancy?
What are 5 methods of showing relief as mentioned in the NS1 textbook?
What is layer tinting, shaded relief, form lines, contour lines and hachures?
In which World War 2 battle was the USS Lexington purposely sunk after being crippled by Japanese bombers?
What is the Battle of Coral Sea?
What type of sonar systems are towed arrays, which contain sensors that can be attached behind warships to detect enemy submarines?
What are passive sonars?
What is the white fabric of the combination cover which shows between the black band and the seam of the upper cover?
What is the "smile"?
Which principle of war states "use strength against weakness. Even if you are outnumbered, concentrate your forces against their weakness."
What is "mass forces"?