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Army Chain of Command
 Commander in Chief:
President Barack Obama
 Secretary of Defense:
Honorable Charles Hagle
 Secretary of State:
Honorable John Kerry
 Secretary of the Army:
Honorable John McHugh
 Chairman Joint Chief of Staff:
GEN Martin E. Dempsey
 Army Chief of Staff:
GEN Raymond T. Odierno
 Sergeant Major of the Army:
SMA Daniel A. Dailey
 TRADOC Commander:
GEN Robert W. Cone
 TRADOC SGM:
SGM Joe B. Parson
 Cadet Command Commander:
MG Jefforey A. Smith
 Cadet Command SGM:
CSM Rodger Howard
 Director US Army JROTC:
Colonel Hubert E. Bagley
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 Chief 2 Brigade JROTC:
Mrs. Brenda Gainey
 Senior Army Instructor (SAI):
LTC Jack H Moore (USA retired)
 Army Instructor (AI):
1SG J. Michael Pfeffer (USA retired)
Magic Battalion Cadet Chain of Command (SY2014-2015)
 Battalion Commander:
Cadet LTC Valentin Olingheru
 Battalion Executive Officer (XO):
Cadet MAJ Margaret Bentkowski
 Battalion Command Sergeant Major:
Cadet CSM Corey Lisa
 Battalion Adjutant (S-1):
Cadet 2LT Allison Gonzales
 Battalion Security and Technology (S-2):
Cadet 2LT Daniel Might
 Battalion Operations Officer (S-3):
Cadet MAJ Christian Viera
 Battalion Supply Officer (S-4):
Cadet 2LT Tyler Kirkpatrick
 Battalion Finance Officer (S-5):
Cadet CPT Michael Patterson
 Battalion Public Affairs (S-6):
Cadet CPT Kaitlyn Purves
 Bravo Company Commander:
Cadet 2LT Andrew Vitale
 Bravo Company 1SG:
Cadet 1SG Janaye Torres
 Golf Company Commander:
Cadet 2LT Louis McDaniel
 Golf Company 1SG:
Cadet 1SG Tristan Grimm
 Charlie Company Commander:
Cadet 2LT Monty Velez
 Charlie Company 1SG:
Cadet 1SG Ryan Hearn
 Drill Team Commander:
Cadet LTC Valentin Olingheru
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Flags
 Garrison: 20 ft. by 38 ft
 Post: 10 ft. by 19 ft
 Storm: 5 ft. by 9-½ ft.
 Hoist: From top of the union to the bottom of the stripes, along the staff
 Fly: from the staff to the end of the stripes along the bottom/top of the flag
• Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner? Francis Scott key
• What do the colors of the flag represent?
Red: Valor
White: Liberty/Purity
Blue: Justice, The Union “Unofficial”
•What do the stripes mean? 13 original colonies
 Hoist- 1
 Fly- 1.9
 Birthday of the U.S Flag- June 14 1777
FLY
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Uniform Knowledge
 All ribbons and awards including cords
 Torches: Symbolize Liberty and Knowledge
 Cords: Know what they mean, the colors and there are about 48 knots
 Patches: Shoulder Sleeve Insignia.
Description: On a yellow tear drop shape with a blue base edged with a 1/8 inch (.32 cm) blue border, the yellow face
and arm of a wizard emerging from base, his hat Consists of yellow stars and crescents, grasping in his hand a blue torch
with yellow flames outlined blue. Below the wizard, the inscription “WASHINGTONVILLE” in yellow letters. The overall
dimensions are 2 3/4 inches (6.99 cm) in height by 3 inches (7.62 cm) in width.
Symbolism: Blue and gold (yellow) are the school colors. The irregular shape of the insignia suggests the Hudson River
Highlands, the home location of the school. The torch of knowledge reflects the cadets’ education. The wizard, the
school mascot, symbolizes the cadets’ inner strength and self-motivation.
 Unit Crest: Shows we are a part of the Magic battalion
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Uniform Descriptions:
Class A Uniform: Black polished shoes, black socks, army green trousers, black web belt, brass belt buckle,
green shirt, army green jacket, black tie and army green garrison cap.
Class B Uniform: Black polished shoes, black socks, army green trousers, black web belt, brass belt buckle,
green shirt, and army green garrison cap.
Army Combat Uniform (ACU): Tan boots, black socks, digital camouflage jacket, digital camouflage trousers,
tan belt, digital camouflage cap, tan shirt.
MAPS
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5 basic colors:
 Blue= Water
 Green= vegetation
 Brown= elevation
 Red= major road and highways
 Black= man-made objects
3 North’s:
 True North
 Grid North
 Magnetic North
5 main terrain features:
 Hilltop
 Ridgeline
 Saddle
 Valley
 Depression
3 minor terrain features:
 Draw
 Cut
 Spur
2 supplementary terrain features:
 Cut
 Fill
How do you read a map? Right and up
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Drill Questions
 Marching Quick time: 120 steps per min. Double Time: 180 steps per min.
 Arm swing: 9 inches to the front and 6 inches to the rear
 What foot is Halt called on: Either foot
 Rear March: Right
 Name a command that is executed in one count: (1) At Ease; (2) Rest; (3) Fall Out; (4) Fall In; (5) Attention;
(6) Present Arms; (7) Order Arms; ( 8) Parade Rest; (9) Ready, Front
 A platoon consists of how many squads: Two or more
 The command “Backward, March” is given at what position: Halt
 When should you step off on the right foot?: Right Step, March
 2 parts of a command:
 Preparatory Command
 Command of Execution
General Knowledge
 7 army Values: Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Self-less service, Honor, Integrity, And Personal Courage
Key to Success in JROTC= Teamwork
 Mission of JROTC: To Motivate young people to become better citizens
 What are the two burdens of a leader?: Responsibility and Accountability
 What are the 3 levels of distinction a JROTC unit can achieve: Merit, Honor, Honor Unit of Distinction
 Why did Congress see a need for the JROTC program?: To develop young leaders at an early age who
will be able to understand the requirements of good citizenship.
 Home State Capital, Nation Capital: Albany New York, Washington D.C.
 What is the purpose of Armed Forces Day and when Is it celebrated: It honors all branches of the
armed services of the United States and is celebrated on the third Saturday of May
 What is the main headquarters for all of the United States Armed Forces and where is its official
location?: The Pentagon, Washington D.C.
 What is the top military position in the United States, and who might it be?: The Commander and
Chief, President Barack H. Obama
 Name the four life-saving steps in order: (1) Clear the airway (2) Stop the bleeding (3) Treat the shock
(4) Protect the wound
Current Events
* News that has occurred in the past 48 hours*
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Terms/Meanings
 JROTC: Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
 JCLC: JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge
 SAI: Senior Army Instructor
 AI: Army Instructor
 UCMJ: Uniform Code of Military Justice
• TRADOC: Training and Doctrine Command
 FM: Field Manual
 SOP: Standard Operating Procedure
 MOS: Military Occupational Specialty
 JAG: Judge Advocate General
Leadership: providing guidance or direction to subordinates
 Teamwork: Cooperative effort by the members of a group or team to achieve a common goal
 First Aid: Emergency treatment administered to an injured or sick person before professional medical care is
available.
 Drill: Certain movements by which a unit (or individual) is moved in a uniform manner from one formation
to another, or from one place to another… movements are executed in unison and with precision.
General Orders
1.) I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
2.) I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner.
3.) I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies, and anything not covered in my instructions,
to the commander of the relief.
Rifle
Nomenclature: M1903 Springfield
Used From: WWI- Vietnam War
 Weight: 8 pounds 11 ounces
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Order of precedence/ Military Birth dates
 Army: June 14, 1775
 Marines: November 10, 1775
 Navy: October 13, 1775
 Air Force: September 18, 1947
 Coast Guard: August 4, 1790
 Magic Battalion: September 8, 1995
Cadet Creed
I am an Army JROTC cadet. I will always conduct myself to bring
credit to my family, country, school, and the corps of cadets.
I am loyal and patriotic. I am the future of the United States of
America.
I do not lie, cheat, or steal and will always be accountable for my
Actions and deeds.
I will always practice good citizenship and patriotism.
I will work hard to improve my mind and strengthen my body.
I will seek the mantle of leadership and stand prepared to uphold
The Constitution and the American way of life.
May God grant me the strength to always live by this creed.
The Army Song
First to fight for the right, and to build the Nation’s might,
And the Army goes rolling along
Proud of all we have done,
Fighting ‘till the battle’s won,
And the Army goes rolling along
(Chorus) Then it’s hi, hi, hey! The Army’s on it’s way
Count off the cadence loud and strong
For wher-e’er we go, You will always know
That the Army goes rolling along
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Military Phonetic Alphabet
A = Alpha
N = November
B = Bravo
O = Oscar
C = Charlie
P = Papa
D = Delta
Q = Quebec
E = Echo
R = Romeo
F = Foxtrot
S = Sierra
G = Golf
T = Tango
H = Hotel
U = Uniform
I = India
V = Víctor
J = Juliet
W = Whiskey
K = Kilo
X = X-ray
L = Lima
Y = Yankee
M = Mike
Z = Zulu
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