DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
JUNIOR ROTC INSTRUCTOR GROUP
WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY
1880 WASHINGTON AVE., LEXINGTON, MO 64067
WMJR AI 24 August 2015
MEMORANDOM FOR : JROTC Cadet Commanders and Faculty Advisors
SUBJECT : Red Dragon Raider Challenge Memorandum of Instruction (MOI)
Welcome to the Red Dragon Raider Challenge, hosted by Wentworth Military Academy, in Lexington,
MO on Saturday, 3 October 2015.
The Red Dragon Raider Challenge is a seven event, team competition. The seven events included in the Red Dragon Raider Challenge are: a.
APFT-M (Army Physical Fittess Test Modified)( First Event) b.
10K Road March ( Second Event) c.
One-rope Bridge d.
The Equalizer e.
Cross Country Litter Rescue f.
Raider Guanlet g.
Dirty Name
Because every meet is slightly different in one or more respects, please read this MOI throughly.
General Procedural Information:
Upon arrival at Wentworth, schools arriving the day of the meet should enter the west entrance (18 th
Street) and proceed to the parking lot vicinity of the Field House. Guides will then escort advisors and team commanders to their respective areas.
( SAT 0530 3 October 15) –Team Commander/Advisors’ Meeting. Location: Field House Chute,
Wikoff Athletic Center. Purpose of this meeting is to provide additional coordination and to make any necessary adjustments to the master schedule. Final registration processing will also occur, accounts will be settled, meal arrangements will be coordinated, and information packets will be provided.
Event Timeline:
TIME
0530-0550
0600-0715
0720-0800
0800-1500
1530-1600
EVENT LOCATION
Commanders Meeting Field House
ARMY PT Test
Breakfast
Field House
Dining Hall
Competition Events WMA Campus
Awards Ceremony Field House

Teams/Size/Time Requirements:
Each team will consist of 8 team members . Schools may enter up to two teams for competition. Additional teams may be accepted if there is a slot avaiable, decision is 25 September 2015. Teams for this Raider
Challenge meet may include a combination of both male and female cadets. a. Each team must consist of 8 competing members and one alternate. Teams may consist of a mix of genders. b. The one alternate can be utilized as an “event stand in” prior to the start of any event. An alternate may be utilized for any event as many times as the team desires so long as the 8 team members that start an event complete the event. No substitutions are allowed after an event begins. Alternate substitution must be declared verbally to the Event Grader prior to the start of the event in which a substitution occurs. c. In the case where a team does not complete an event with ALL 8 team members that started the event the team will forfeit that event. The event time and scores will not be computed for the overall team scores. It is the
Team Commander’s responsibility to declare forfeiture for his or her team. d. Any team found to have substituted an alternate AFTER an event begins or does not declare forfeiture when it applies will be disqualified entirely from the competition.
Event locations:
Refer to the campus map included in this packet or the map provided at the commander’s meeting.
Additionally each team will be assigned a Wentworth Military Academy cadet who will serve as the unit guide.
The Operations Center will be located in the racquet ball court located in the field house. a.
The Army Physical Fitness Test will be conducted in the vicinity of Wikoff Athletic Center and the outdoor running track at the soccer field/north parade field. b.
10K Road March event will be conducted thru the streets of Lexington. c.
The One-Rope Bridge will be conducted on the Wentworth campus. d.
The Equalizer (East end of Campus). e.
The Raider Gauntlet will be conducted on the WMA Campus. f.
The Cross Country litter carry will conducted on the WMA Campus. g.
The Dirty Name will be conducted on the WMA Campus.
Security of Team Eqipment:
Each visiting team will be assigned a “Equipment Zone” located in Wikoff Athletic Center. As in passed years wrestling mats are available to sleep on for units is arriving Friday Night. Locker Rooms may be used for changing/dressing room It is each school’s responsibility to secure possessions left in changing rooms.
PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE VALUABLES IN CHANGING ROOMS . If you have specific need to secure high-dollar items, request assistance at the Operations Center

Guests/Visitors: a.
Guests, family members, and visitors are welcome and encouraged to attend the Raider Challenge Meet.
While welcome on campus, guests, family members and visitors are reminded the Academy is in full operation and the Corps of Cadets is in residence.
c.
If and when competition times may allow, unit guides may escort interested visiting cadets on a general tour of campus. Competition times will not be assigned to facilitate non- meet events (tours, etc). It is the visiting team’s responsibility to ensure its personnel are at the right place and time as required by the competition schedule. All other activities are secondary to the meet’s operational requirements. d.
In addition to host cadet guides and Wentworth JROTC cadre personnel, are available if needed, to answer questions, resolve situations or assist in a general way. e.
Advisors/guests are also encouraged to take close-up photographs during the award ceremony to commemorate their team’s achievements.
Safety:
Safety precautions are required at all times during the meet. Team advisors are requested to enforce safety rules and use general caution at all times. Please report any accidents or incidents to the Coordination
Center in case emergency medical assistance is needed. IAW routine JROTC procedures, schools will have a
Covenant Not to Sue for each of their participating cadets. Wentworth Military Academy will not be responsible for accidents or injuries. Team advisors will bring all release forms, properly completed, and turned into the event Coordination Center prior to visiting cadets participating in this Raider Challenge event. There can be NO exceptions to this liability waiver issue.
Uniforms:
The following is equipment required by the attending teams. a.
ACU/BDU Uniform with boots and ACU/BDU cap b.
Athletic/Running/Tennis shoes for P.T. Test. PT Test will be taken in ACU pants, with T-shirt and boots. c.
Team Guidon. (Any type of flag is acceptable- Company, Raider...Etc) d.
Web Belt with canteen or camel back water system. e.
Signed Release of Liability & Statement of Health (Form A); JROTC Cadet release of Liability Form (Form
B).
Judging/Scoring:
Missouri Army National Guard (MOARNG) , USAREC and WMA Senior ROTC personnel will provide judging of the meet. The decision of the judges is final. The judges will do their best to provide fair evaluations of all schools; please do not bring complaints to individual judges. Complaints or protests should be brought to the attention of the meet coordinator who will attempt to resolve issues with the event’s Senior
Judge.

Trophies/Awards:
Schools may enter a maximum of two, 8 -member teams in the Red Dragon Raider Challenge. At the conclusion of the meet, trophies/awards will be presented as follows:
First to Third Place Overall Team Trophy
First to Third Place Team PT
First to Third Place High Physical Fitness Individual Award male and female
First to Third Place One Rope Bridge
First to Third Place Cross Country Litter Rescue
First to Third Place Secret Event
First to Third Place Red Dragon Raider Gauntlet
First to Third Place Dirty Name
First to Third Place 10k Road March
15. Entry Fees:
A basic fee of $100.00 per 8-member team is required to partially offset the costs of event trophies and awards. Fees must be paid in full either by pre-registration or at registration upon arrival. Advance payment with pre-registration is encouraged to facilitate better meet planning and smoother registration on the day of the
Raider Challenge event.
16 MEALS:
Lunch on 6 April 13 is included in the entry fee. If you are arriving on Friday the Corps eats supper at
1730 hours. We can include your teams in this meal if desired. Cost for supper is
per person. Breakfast
3 October 2015 following the PT test is in Dining Hall at
per person. Best of luck to each school. Have a safe trip to and from Lexington. POCs for this event are the undersigned or 1SG (Ret) Timothy Dougherty
(660-259-2221, Ext. 1343).
Max, JI Edward L. Fiora
C/LTC, Wentworth Military Academy MAJ (RET), FA
US Army JROTC Battalion Commander SAI, WMA JROTC
(660-259-2221, Ext. 1342)

Enclosures: a. Army Physical Fitness Test (Modified) b. 10K Road March c. One-Rope Bridge d. The Equalizer e. Cross Country Rescue f. Raider Onslaught g. Dirty Name h. Schedule of events i. Pre-Registration Form j. Release Forms: A, B k. Map with driving directions l. WMA Campus Footprint

Encl: A
ARMY PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST (Modified)
TASK:
Each team member will be evaluated physically by taking the Army Physical Fitness Test
(APFT Modified).
CONDITIONS:
1. Scored Task: a. Push-Ups b. Sit-Ups c. 1-Mile Cross Country run in boots
2. Uniform:
I. ACU/BDU bottoms, T-Shirt, boots.
STANDARDS:
1. The standards and instructions in FM 21-20 will be adhered to.
2. The event supervisor is the timer. For Push-Ups and Sit-ups, the supervisor will call out the time remaining every 30 seconds and every second for the last 10 seconds of the two minutes. The event ends after two minutes by the command "Halt” or “Stop”!
3.
SAI’s/AI’s may assist scorers in identifying team members during the APFT 1 mile run.
4. Scoring will be used on the 17-21 year old age group. Extended Scale will be used for individual scores only. The standard scale will be used to determine team averages.
5. Trophies will be awarded to the top male and top female overall in the APFT score.
6.
It is the team advisor’s responsibility to ensure that all team members are familiar with and understand the standards for this event. Abbreviated instructions will be given at the event.
A copy of the standards and instructions are contained within FM 21-20 for the push-up and sit-up the run event will use a modified time scale.

10 KILOMETER ROAD MARCH
TASK:
Each team must complete the 10K Road March with all team members the overall event is timed.
CONDITIONS:
1. Uniform: a. ACU/BDU Uniform (Blouse, Bottoms, Boots) b. Pistol Belt and Canteen completely full of water. Hydration systems are authorized for use as long as the entire team uses the same equipment. Either all are using canteens or hydration systems.
2. Equipment: a. One ru cksack containing the team’s rope bridge equipment (Team provided)
STANDARDS:
1. The start and finish will be on the WMA Campus.
2. All eight team members must finish together within a 10 meter mark on the ground.
3. A five 5-minute penalty will be assessed for every team member outside the 10 meter mark.
4. If any team member is unable to finish, the team will be disqualified from that event only.
5.
Team will supply and carry one rucksack. The rucksack must include all the team’s rope bridging equipment. Team members have the option of carrying their individual Swiss/Aussie seats and distributing the contents of the rucksack amongst team members.
NOTE: SAIs/AIs/Chaperones and non-competing cadets are allowed on the road march course. No helping the participating team only in the event of an emergency. It is recommended that one member of the team carries a cellular phone in case of an emergency.

ONE-ROPE BRIDGE
TASK:
A team must move from point A to point B by constructing and deconstructing a onerope bridge across a simulated river using proper knots and equipment.
CONDITIONS:
1. Uniform: a. ACU/BDU Uniform b. Pistol Belt and Canteen or Hydration system
2. Equipment: a. 150 foot Rope b. 8 sections of rope for the Swiss/Aussie seats.
c. 11 snap links d. One rucksack (Team Provided) e. Each team is required to bring their rope bridge equipment
STANDARDS:
1. Time will begin when the command “GO” is given. Time will end when all knots are untied from the rope and all team members are across. Seats DO NOT have to be removed.
2. Cadets will arrive at the rope bridging site with their seats already tied and in place.
Teams are ready for seat inspection when the commander reports to the Lead evaluator. DO NOT report to the evaluator until the team is prepared to negotiate this event. Evaluators will inspect team members and assess penalties for incorrectly tied knots.
3. After the evaluators inspect and correct seats the team will be given a one minute preparation time to lay out rope. No knots in the rope are allowed during prep and no snap links can be on the rope and the rope must be inside the rucksack.
4. The near side anchor may be a wireman’s knot, or other suitable, safe anchor, with a minimum of one snap link and a minimum of two round turns and two half-hitches.
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5. The far-side anchor must have a minimum of two round turns and two half-hitches.
6. Both near side and far side anchor personnel must construct and wear an Aussie seat with a snap link (IAW FM 3-97.61 Military Mountaineering August 2002 (TC 90-
6-1). The other six bridging team members must construct and wear a Rappel-seat with a snap link (IAW FM 3-97.61 Military Mountaineering August 2002 (TC 90-6-1).
The Rappel-seat must have a square knot with two safety knots on both sides.
7. A boundary line will be marked on the near side and far side ground. The area between and on the boundary lines is considered restricted to touch. For each object or member that touches the ground between or on the line, a penalty will be assessed (with the exception of the near and far side anchor crossing the boundary to construct and deconstruct the one-rope bridge).
8. One team member must cross with the rucksack.
9. The team constructing a one-rope bridge, moving across the bridge, and removing the bridge in the fastest time, including penalties, will be the winner.
10. There is no limit to the number of members connected to the rope, as long as the evaluator considers it safe.
11. The rappel seat and one rope bridge construction must be IAW FM 3-97.61 Military
Mountaineering; Chapter Six: Section II Mountain River Crossing, one-rope bridge.
Penalties:
1. A thirty 30-second penalty will be assessed for every piece of equipment and/or team member that touches on or between the boundary lines.
2. A thirty 30-second penalty will be assessed for every knot improperly tied.
3. A thirty 30-second penalty will be assessed for every piece of equipment that drops into the water while negotiating the obstacle.
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NOTE: Each team is required to carry its own rope bridge equipment throughout the entire competition. All field packs are the responsibility of each school.
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TASK: event.
The Raider Team will carry a ten man Zodiak along the designated route, as a timed
CONDITIONS:
1. Uniform: ACU/ BDU’s complete with hydration system or canteen and pistol belt.
2. Given one ten man Zodiak boat, designated route, over rough terrain complete the timed event.
STANDARDS:
1. Teams must carry the Zodiak at the High Carry or Low Carry thoughout the course.
Any combination of either carry may be used during the course. (Example: If a team starts with a high carry they may switch anytime during the route to a low carry with no penalties assessed to the team.)
2. The Raider team must not place the Zodiak on the ground at any time. A one minute penalty will be assessed for each time the Zodiak touches the ground.
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CROSS COUNTRY LITTER RESCUE
TASK: Teams must negotiate obstacles and stations that will test their endurance, knowledge, accuracy, and physical fitness.
CONDITIONS:
1. Uniform:
ACU/BDU Uniform a. b.
2. Equipment: a. b.
Pistol Belt and Canteen or Personal Hydration System
Four 15-20 pound rucksacks (One team provided; three meet provided)
Litter, with weight. c. Rope bridging equipment (carbiners, swiss seats and 120 or 150ft rope).
3. Upon the command of “Go”, time will begin and teams will move out on the course carrying assigned equipment with them, to include a litter weighted with approximately a
100 pound load, and four rucksacks weighing approximately15- 20 pounds each. Three loaded, weighted rucksacks will be provided, and the fourth rucksack will be the teamprovided rucksack with bridging material.
4. Teams can use ingenuity and all resources available to carry equipment and navigate obstacles throughout the course as long as it is safe and does not damage equipment.
5. Throughout the course, teams will encounter stations and obstacles where they will have to perform skills of strength, endurance, accuracy, and knowledge. Penalties will be assessed and added to course run time according to performance of team at each station/obstacle. Some obstacles are not evaluated for a formal score but penalty points will be assessed for the inability or improper navigation; (i.e.rope climb ) .
6. Formally evaluated stations will include: These tasks are not part of the timed event.
First Aid: Splint a closed fracture (Three minute time limit)
Map Reading (Five minute time limit)
7. Time will end when all team members cross the finish line with all equipment.
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STANDARDS: The team with the fastest time after penalties and time deductions have been assessed will be place accordingly on the placement list.
LITTER CARRY
1. The litter will have sandbags weighing 100 lbs. Teams must negotiate all obstacles with the litter.
2. Teams that do not finish with the litter will be disqualified from the entire Cross Country
Litter Carry Course.
ROPE CLIMB
1. At this station all 8 members must ascend the 20-foot rope, touch the marker located at the top and descend the rope.
2. Team members can assist one another in ascending the rope in any safe manner they desire. Innovation and ingenuity is encouraged. Use the equipment you have available.
3. A 2-minute penalty will be assessed to the total score for each team member who fails to ascend the rope and touch the designated marker.
SPLINT A CLOSED FRACTURE
1. The team must execute the proper technique for splinting a closed fracture. Go/ No Go
Station: one minute time will be added or subtracted from overall timed event based on the standards IAW FM 4-25.11 First Aid Dec 2002 Chapter 4, for splinting a closed fracture.
The team has a maxium of five minutes to complete the task.
Tire Flip
1. The Raider team must relocate a tractor tire by flipping the tire from a marked start point to a marked finished point.
2. The team may use as many people as necessary to move the tires.
3. Failure is not an option the team must flip the tires. Remember it is a timed event.
4. Teams can relocate the tires by flipping only..
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following:
Map Reading
Team members will come to a map board (1:50,000 scale) and do one of the

Find a feature using an 8-digit grid coordinate

Measure grid azimuth (+/- 1 degree)Figure distance form point to point on a map (+/-
50 meters)

Find an azimuth using a lenzatic compass (+/- 2 degrees)

Measure elevation on a map

Identify a terrain features on a map

Locate the highest elevation found on the map.

Identify adjoining map sheets

Determine a back azimuth
CONDITIONS:
1. Given a 1:50:000 map, protractor, compass, pencil and paper.
2. Eight index cards with one question per card.
3. A time limit.
4. Uniform: ACU with hydration system or pistol belt w/canteen.
STANDARDS:
1. Answer the eight questions correctly within the five minute time limit.
2. The event is a team task.
3. Penalties : each incorrect answer will add an additional 30 seconds to the overall time limit.
4. Bonus : each correct answer on the map reading test will subtract 30 seconds from the overall navigational time limit.
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All eight team members will move over rough terrain climb a cargo net then complete the following tasks: Knot tying; Map reading and return to the start line.
1. Uniform:
I. ACU/BDU Uniform (Blouse, Bottoms, Boots)
II. Pistol Belt and Canteen or Personal Hydration System
2. Given 5 rucksacks (35lbs each)
1. Teams will complete the course as quickly as possible.
2. From the starting point 8 cadets will carry 5 rucksacks weighing 35lbs each.
3. Teams will be scored by using the overall completion time.
4. 10-minute penalty for any individual failing to successfully complete the event and cross the finish line.
5. 5-minute penalty for any rucksack failing to successfully be carried through the event and cross the finish line.
6. The course will be well marked with paint, cones and or engineer tape. Additionally,
Course monitors will be positioned along the route to ensure all teams are heading in the correct direction and following the rules.
Clove Hitch
Butterfly
Square
Figure Eight Slipknot
Bowline
Double Fisherman’s
Prusik
Double Sheet Bend
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1. The team commander will be given 8 cards, each with the name of a knot. The team commander will assign knots to team members. Tying the knot will be the responsibility of each individual. Team members cannot receive any help (i.e. talking) from other team members.
2. A 2-minute penalty will be assessed for every incorrectly tied knot on to the total score.
3. Integrity violations - If cheating occurs (example; team members assisting others with knot tying) the team will be disqualified from the raider challenge course.
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Complete the obstacles presented and successful navigation of tasks within the shortest amount of time.
1. Uniform:
1. ACU/BDU Uniform
2. Pistol Belt and Canteen or Personal Hydration System
1. The team that accomplishes the given tasks in the shortest amount of time after penalties are assessed will be declared the winner of the event.
2. Penalties:
I. Failure to negotiate the task properly or falling off an obstacle will result in the individual restarting the task in question at the place the infraction occurred.
The time remains running.
1. The south facing side of the rappel tower is the start and finish point for this entire event. The team will be briefed on the route and how to accomplish each task to prevent any confusion amongst the teams.
HMMWV PULL
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1. The team will only pull the HMMWV to the designated line.
2. In the event a team cannot make the entire pull a ten minute penalty will be assessed to the overall time
1. The Raider Team will break down into two four person teams one for each weighted bar.
2. The teams must complete 75 retitions on either the sit-up or push-up bar. Example: one four person team starts with the push-up bar and completes 75 repitions; the other team simultaneously completes 75 repitions with the sit-up bar.
3. Which ever team completes the 75 repitions first may assist the other team by completing a one for one swap to help complete the repitions.
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4. There may be only four people per bar while executing the sit-ups or push-ups.
5. The team cannot move to the finish line until all reitions are complete.
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1-4 1-4
1-4 1-4
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DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
JUNIOR ROTC INSTRUCTOR GROUP
WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY
1880 WASHINGTON AVE., LEXINGTON, MO 64067
WMA-SAI
MEMORANDUM FOR: Raider Team Commanders and Faculty Advisors
24 August 2015
SUBJECT: Pre-Registration form for the RED Dragon Raider Meet Annual
SUSPENSE: Please return AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
Please complete this form and return by email to tdougherty@wma.edu. Email is the preferred method but in the event that you need to fax, please fax to: ATTN: JROTC (660) 259-2064.
NAME OF SCHOOL
Number of Teams you would like to compete
Raider Adviser/Coach Name and Rank
Phone E-Mail
NAME OF SAI
Phone
How many meals do you foresee as a requirement? Cadets, Cadre, Chaperones
Will your team arrive on Friday,
5 April and stay overnight?
Any other requirements or special requests?
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E-Mail
Cadets Cadre Chaperones

2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Name and Rank of Person Completing this Form
SCHOOL: ______________________________________
TEAM NAME: __________________________________
ADDRESS: _____________________________________
_____________________________________
PHONE: _______________ FAX: _____________E-MAIL: ______________________
INSTRUCTOR: ___________________________________
CELL PHONE NUMBER THAT YOU WILL HAVE AT THE MEET__________________
NAME (LAST, FIRST MI)
1.
AGE GENDER
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8.
9.
Please submit NLT 25 September 2015. Make checks payable to WMA JROTC. Email to registration form to tdougherty@wma.edu, or fax 660-259-2064, or mail to: WMA JROTC, 1880 Washington Ave, Lexington
MO 64067.
Fees can be paid at time of registration.
DATA REQUEST FOR ACT OF 1974
1.Authority: Title U.S. code 3201. 2. PRINCIPAL PURPOSE (S): To release the U.S. Government, the host institution and the state in which said institution is located from liability and injury, death, or damages for
JROTC cadets participating in voluntary off-campus training programs, practical field and high risk training. 3.
ROUTINE USES: normal personnel actions. Disclosures of information may be provided to proper authorities in actions regarding law enforcement, legal actions as a result of injury or death, and investigations of accidents resulting from such voluntary off-campus training, practical field, and high risk training. 4. MANDATORY OR
VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE AND EFFECT ON INDIVIDUAL NOT PROVIDING INFORMATION: Voluntary.
Failure to complete form will disqualify JROTC cadet from participating in specific voluntary training exercises.
I, __________________________________, residing at_____________________________
(Type or Print full name) (Address)
_____________________________________,____________________________________
(City) (State) do hereby agree that in consideration for being allowed to participate in the Wentworth Military
Academy and College JROTC Raider Challenge conducted by WMA JROTC Instructors, cadre and members of the US Army SROTC on 2 and 3 October 2015, an Army supervised activity, and whereas I am doing so entirely on my own initiative, risk and responsibility; and being fully aware of the risks adhering to this type of training, I do hereby RELEASE AND DISCHARGE FOREVER, the United
States Army, the State of Missouri, Wentworth Military Academy and College all of its officers, agents, and employees, acting officially or otherwise, from any and all claims, demands, actions or causes of action, on account of myself or on account of any injury to me which may occur from any cause during said activity or continuances thereof, and I do Further covenant and agree to hold the said Government of the United States, State of Missouri and Wentworth Military Academy and College blameless for any and all damages I may cause either intentionally or through my negligence.
______________________________________ ______________________________________
Typed/Printed Name of Parent or Guardian if Signature of Parent or Guardian if Cadet
Participant is a Minor Participant is a Minor
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_____________________________________ _______________________________________
Relationship to Cadet Date
WITNESSED BY:
____________________________________ ________________________________________
Age/Period Covered
_____________________________________
Signature of Cadet
My (son) (daughter) ________________________________________ has my approval to
Participate in the Wentworth Military Academy “Raider Challenge Competition” from this date until this agreement is revoked in writing by the undersigned, the SAI, and/or the school principal.
I understand that the U.S. Army, U.S. Government, WMA School system, WMA system employees or school authorities assume no responsibility for accidents incurred by members of the JROTC except to render such first aid treatment as is necessary and to take the injured student to proper medical facilities.
Medical personal will be on hand to facilitate treatment of minor injuries and for transportation to hospital for major injuries.
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DRIVING DIRECTIONS
WENTWORTH MILITYARY ACADEMY
Wentworth Military Academy is located in Lexington Missouri off Highway 13 North and Highway 24.
Coming off Interstate I 70 take exit 49 (Higginsville/Warrensburg/Lexington exit) Go right on Highway
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13. Follow Highway 13 North into town turning right on Main Street turn left on 21 st Street which accesses the backside of campus.
From North Kansas City Interstate 435 to State Highway 210/10 (Richmond Exit) go East on Highway
210/10. Take 210 to Richmond exit to Highway 13 South. Follow 13 South to the 1 st Lexington Exit.
After exiting turn right on Highway 224 (Main Street) speed limit is 35 miles per hour strictly enforced.
Proceed past Casey’s General Store take the very next right on to 21 st
street which accesses the backside of campus.
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Football Field Parade Field
Parade field
Field House Confidence
Course
Rappel Tower
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Rifle Range
Field House
Admin BLDG
Bus Parking
Groendyke Hall Tillitson Hall
Sellers Hall-
Commandants Office/
Mess Hall