Rosa Fort High AFJROTC
“Flying Lions”
3rd Annual Drill Meet
Saturday
27 February 2016
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Rosa Fort High School
1100 Rosa Fort Drive
Tunica, MS 38676
662-363-4229
MEMORANDUM FOR GUEST SCHOOLS
SUBJECT: Rosa Fort High AFJROTC 3rd Annual Drill Meet
Rosa Fort High School, Tunica, Mississippi will be hosting our 3rd Annual Drill Competition
on Saturday, 27 February 2016, at the Gerome Kirkland Gymnasium, Rosa Fort High,
Tunica, Mississippi, with the opening ceremony beginning at 0855. We are anticipating a
great drill meet and look forward to your unit’s participation.
Please complete the attached registration form and return it to the above address with check or
money order for $100.00 by 29 January 2016
We’ll begin the drill meet at 0900 and should conclude by 1400. Concessions will be
available throughout the day. We hope to see you at the meet.
Directions: 1100 Rosa Fort Dr. Tunica, Ms 38672, on Highway 61
From Batesville, Ms: Take I-55 N, MS-4 W and MS-3 N to Prichard Rd in Tunica County ,
then turn right on Hwy 61
From Memphis, Tn: Take 3rd Street/US-61 S to Rosa Fort Dr in North Tunica
From Southaven, Ms: Head South on I-55 S/I-69 S then merge onto I-69 S toward Tunica, then
follow signs for US 61 S/Tunica and merge onto US-61 S
From Clarksdale Ms: Take US-61 N to Rosa Fort High
//Signed//
BARRON D. HALL, MSgt, USAF (Ret)
Aerospace Science Instructor
Office: 662-363-4229
Cell: 229-560-3954
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ROSA FORT HIGH SCHOOL
1100 Rosa Fort Drive
Tunica, MS 38676
REGISTRATION FORM
Please complete and return not later than 22 Jan 2014
SEND TO:
Rosa Fort High School AFJROTC
1100 Rosa Fort Drive
Tunica, MS 38676
Phone number: 662 363-4229
When paying, make check or money order payable to ROSA FORT HS AFJROTC. Entry fee is
$100.00.
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School: ____________________________________________________________
Unit#: _____________________________________________________________
Point of Contact: _____________________________________________________
Telephone Number: ___________________________________________________
Unit Mailing Address: _________________________________________________
E-Mail Address: ______________________________________________________
Events Your Unit Will Be Entering:
(Check as applicable)
Only One Team Per Event Per School (exception: Two-Man Tandem, schools may
enter up to three teams)
a. Uniform Inspection (9 + Commander) (Mandatory)
b. Unarmed Regulation (9-12 +Commander)
c. Regulation Color Guard (4 – includes Commander) (Mandatory )
d. Armed Regulation (9-12 + Commander)
e. Saber Regulation (9-12 + Commander)
f. Unarmed Exhibition (7-16 + Commander)
g. Armed Exhibition (Minimum 8 + Commander)
h. Two-man tandem (may enter up to two teams)
i. Individual Drill Regulation (IDR) Knock-Out
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1. PURPOSE
The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is to familiarize the guest schools
with the policies and procedures that are to be followed at the Rosa Fort High School AFJROTC
Drill Meet. All drill performances will be conducted in accordance with AFMAN 36-2003 or
Army TC 3-21-5 as applicable.
2. COMMANDER’S CALL/JUDGES MEETING
A judges meeting will begin at 0800 (only judges are required to be present). All teams
should check in at the registration table NLT 0830. The Commander’s Call will begin at 0830.
Instructors and team commanders (regulation drill, color guard, uniform and exhibition team)
need to be present. At this time, one Color Guard member from each school will be requested
for opening ceremonies, i.e., flags (other than Mississippi) and two rifles. Any last minute
changes will be announced and last minute questions will be answered.
Judges will be either, active duty, Reserve/Guard members, or ROTC cadets from the
University of Memphis ROTC program.
3. UNIFORM
a. The uniform for the inspection is the Service Dress Uniform/Class A Uniform (service
coat) with all accoutrements. The grading during inspection will be based upon standard
uniform wear requirements as outlined in AFI 36-2903, AFROTCI 36-2001, and (other
uniformed service’s directives). If your team is from a service other than Air Force, it would
be helpful to have a copy of the directive which outlines your dress and appearance standards for
the judge’s review prior to the competition.
b. Reminder: All uniforms must reflect and uphold the proper military image.
4. TEAM COMPOSITION/SIZE OF COMPETITION AREA
a. The number of team members per event is as follows:
(1) The unarmed, armed and saber regulation drill team size is 9 to 12 plus a
commander.
(2) The exhibition drill team size 6 to 12 plus commander.
(3) The color guard team size will be 4, which includes the commander.
b. Each school may have one team per event (exception Two-man Tandem).
c. Color Guard regulation competition area is exactly 47 FEET by 50 FEET. It is half
of a regulation basketball court. Orange cones will be used to mark the out-of-bounds areas.
d. The Unarmed and Armed regulation drill competition area will be the entire
basketball court. Orange cones will be used to mark the out of bounds areas.
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5. INSPECTION
a. Teams may pick 9 cadets plus a commander (total of 10) for inspection. In the event of
inspection ties, the tiebreaker will be the cadet # 6 on the score sheet. The required uniform is
the Service Dress Uniform/Class A with all accoutrements and regulation headgear (no
berets).
b. Each cadet that will be inspected will be asked ONE question by the judge. The
question will be about the Chain of Command and the governor of his/her respective state.
The judge may also ask general information about the specific cadet being inspected. In
this case, there is no right or wrong answer. The judge will be judging the cadet’s military
bearing and discipline when the cadet answers the question.
c. Teams will fall in 3 by 3, with the commander centered on the Flight/Platoon . The
Commander will size the Flight/Platoon , then perform open ranks procedures for inspection,
align the elements, return to center of Flight/Platoon , SALUTE and report in to the Inspector
with the following statement: “Sir/Ma’am, (School Name) is prepared for uniform
inspection.” After inspection is complete, the commander will SALUTE out, close the ranks,
and march off inspection area.
Example of questions: (Cadets only need to know their respective service’s chain of command
and the Governor of their respective state.)
QUESTION: What is the name of your principal?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, Mr./Mrs. Vermaat, Sir/Ma’am
QUESTION: What is the rank and name of your Senior Instructor?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, Major Cengage, Sir/Ma’am
QUESTION: What is your rank?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, this cadet’s rank is Cadet Senior Airman, Sir/Ma’am
QUESTION: How long have you been in JROTC?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, this cadet has been in JROTC 3 years, Sir/Ma’am.
QUESTION: Who is the Commander in Chief of the United States Armed Forces?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, the Commander in Chief is President Barack Obama, Sir/Ma’am.
QUESTION: Who is the Governor of your state?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, Arkansas-Asa Hutchinson….Mississippi-Phil Bryant
Haslam, Sir/Ma’am.
QUESTION: Who is the Secretary of Defense?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, The Honorable Ash Carter, Sir/Ma’am.
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Tennessee-Bill
QUESTION: Who is the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, General Joseph Dunford, Sir/Ma’am.
QUESTION: Who is the Chief of Staff of respective service or Commandant of the Marine
Corps?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, Air Force-General Mark A. Welsh, III… Army-General Mark A.
Milley, Commandant of the Marine Corps-General Robert Neller, and Navy-Adm. John
M. Richardson, Sir/Ma’am.
QUESTION: What is the Rank & Name of the highest ranking ENLISTED person in your
Respective Service?
ANSWER: Sir/Ma’am, Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force James Cody, Sgt Maj. of the
Army Daniel P. Dailey, Sgt Maj. of the Marines Corps Ronald L. Green, Master Chief Petty
Officer of the Navy Michael D. Stevens, Sir/Ma’am.
6. REGULATION DRILL/COLOR GUARD/EXHIBITION DRILL
a. In every event the team commander will advance the team at the direction of the head
judge and will center his/her team approximately three paces away from the head judge. The
commander of that drill team will complete drill sequence at the point he/she reported in.
Official time will start when the team commander reports in, and ends when the team
commander reports out.
Reporting in Statement…“Sir/Ma’am, (School Name & Team) request permission to use your
drill area?.........Thank you Sir/Ma’am!
Reporting out Statement…Sir/Ma’am, (School Name & Team) has completed drill evaluation,
request permission to leave your drill area?.......Thank you Sir/Ma’am!
(1) Exhibition – 4 to 6 minutes, minimum/maximum
b. Each school is allowed one team per regulation/exhibition event.
c. For regulation drill performances, the team must be “squared off.”
d. The State/Unit Flag must not be higher than the United States flag. If it is, the result
will be a disqualification of the color guard team.
e. No dancing, tumbling, or gymnastics are allowed during exhibition routines.
f. Team commanders are not allowed to use whistles or sequence cards during the
performance. The team commander is required to memorize the entire routine. The team
commander, or any team member, is not permitted to call cadence during competition
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7. INDIVIDUAL DRILL REGULATION (IDR) – KNOCK-OUT
a. Knock-out will be conducted at the meet. Cadets will be eliminated after making a
mistake. The command, “at ease,” will be given after long periods of drill to give the
participants a chance to rest. Cadets will not use the term, “As You Were,” during IDR knockout.
b. The following are the commands that may be called during IDR:
Right Face
Right Step March
About Face Attention
Order Arms Dress Right Dress
Dress Left Dress
Fwd March
Left Face
Parade Rest
Hand Salute
To the Rear March
Left Step March
Present Arms
Eyes Right & Ready Front
Change Step March
All commands may be called “by the numbers” or without the numbers
8. TIES
a. If there is a tie in inspection, Cadet #6 on the score sheet will be used to break the tie.
The 3rd tiebreaker will be the score of cadet #3.
b. If there is a tie in the unarmed regulation, armed regulation, saber regulation or color
guard competition, we will go to the team’s inspection score for the 1st tiebreaker. Cadet #6 on
the inspection score sheet will be used as the 3rd tiebreaker.
c. If there is a tie for any exhibition performance, the 1st tiebreaker will be the team with
the least penalty points. The 3rd tiebreaker is the team with the least penalty points for time.
9. EVENT SEQUENCE
(Note drill areas may be changed for the interest of time)
a. Judge’s Meeting
b. Commander’s Call (Instructors and team commanders)
c. Opening Ceremonies (A Color Guard member from each unit is requested)
(Main Gym)
d. Inspection (Small Gym)
e. Color Guard (Small Gym)
f. Armed Regulation (Main Gym)
g. Unarmed Regulation (Main Gym)
h. Saber Regulation (Main Gym)
i. Unarmed Exhibition (Main Gym)
j. Armed Exhibition (Main Gym)
k. Two Man Tandem (Small Gym)
l. IDR (Individual Drill Regulation) Knock-out (Main Gym)
m. Awards Ceremony (Main Gym)
n. Closing Remarks (Main Gym)
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10. AWARDS
a. 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trophies will be awarded in all categories to include IDR and
(one Commanders trophy) which recognizes the best drill team commander.
b. A Drill Meet Champion will be designated by accumulated placed points for
Inspection, Unarmed Regulation, Armed Regulation, Saber Regulation and Color Guard. A
team will not be considered for the Drill Meet Champion unless they compete in the
following events: Inspection, Unarmed Regulation, Armed Regulation, and Color Guard.
Exhibition and IDR events will not count toward the overall champion.
11. REGISTRATION
a. Upon arrival, Instructors should report to the registration table, immediately.
Following the registration process, instructors should have their cadets prepare for the drill i.e.,
change clothes in locker room/restrooms, get equipment from buses, etc. Instructors should not
allow cadets to crowd around the registration table.
a. Parents/Cadets will check schools in and provide each school with a Drill Meet
folder. The folder will contain, as a minimum: drill meet score sheets, a schedule of
events, and various items pertaining to inspection, competition, IDR etc.
b. Score sheets (1 per event) will be included in your package. However, judges will
already have score sheets.
12. OPENING CEREMONIES
At 0900, cadets will form (by school) on the floor of the Gerome Kirkland Gym Floor.
The Colors will be presented by a representative from each school. After welcome/opening
remarks, competition will begin.
13. LUNCH: Lunch will be provided “pay-as-you-go” at the concession booth located in the
lobby near the main entrance to the gymnasium. It will be open all day.
Menu items and prices:
Items
6 Party wings
Hot Dogs
Hot Dogs w/cole slaw
Chips
Chips w/cheese
Soft Drinks
Bottled Water
Candy Bars
Kool-Aid pickle
Prices
$3.00
$1.00
$1.50
$1.00
$1.50
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$.50
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ARMED REGULATION DRILL
SCHOOL ____________________________
Commanders Printed Name/Rank:____________________________(CMDR Impression Score 0–30pts_______)
Military Bearing (0-5) _____ Snap (0-5)____
Inflection (0-5)___
Loudness (0-5)____
Projection (0-5)____ Distinction (0-5)____
Flight/Platoon movements: (0-5 each)
Note: Report in/Out in Front of Head Judge)
Fall In (March In)
1. Present Arms (Report to Head Judge)_____
31. Port Arms
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2.
Order Arms
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32. Forward march
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3.
Inspection Arms
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33. Column Left March
Fwd march
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4.
Port Arms
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34. Column Left March
Fwd march
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5.
Order Arms
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35. Column Left, March
Fwd march
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6.
Dress Right Dress
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36. Right Shoulder Arms
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7.
Ready Front
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37. Flight/Platoon Halt
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Parade Rest
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38. Column Left March
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Flight/Platoon Attention
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39. To the Rear March
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10. 15-Count Manual Arms
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40. To the Rear March
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11. Count Off
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41. Eyes Right
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12. Open Ranks March
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42. Ready Front
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13. Ready Front
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43. Counter March
Fwd march
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14. Close Ranks March
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44. Counter March
Fwd march
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Fwd march
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15. Left Step March (4 step minimum) _____
45. Flight/Platoon Halt
16. Flight/Platoon Halt
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46. Column of Files from the Right
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17. Left Face
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47. Flight Platoon Halt
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18. About Face
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48. Column of Threes to the Left, March _____
19. Right Shoulder Arms
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49. Column Left March
20. Forward March
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50. Left Shoulder Arms
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51. Column Left March
Fwd march _____
52. Left Flank March
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53. Flight/Platoon Halt
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54. Present Arms
Report Out
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55. Right Shoulder Arms
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Penalties:
Movements Omitted/Added: _____ x 5 = _____
Boundary Violation:
_____x 1 = _____
Points per person over/under team numbers -10 =___
Maximum Points Possible: 275
21. Column Right March
Fwd march _____
22. Column Right March
Fwd march
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23. Column Right March
Fwd march
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24. Left Flank March
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25. Right Flank March
26. Column Left March
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Fwd march
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27. To the Rear March
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28. Change Step March
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29. To the Rear March
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30. Flight/Platoon Halt
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Fwd march
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Final Score _____
Printed name of Judge: __________________
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UNARMED REGULATION DRILL
SCHOOL ____________________________
SCHOOL ____________________________
Commanders Printed Name/Rank:____________________________(CMDR Impression Score 0–30pts_______)
Military Bearing (0-5) _____ Snap (0-5)____
Inflection (0-5)___
Loudness (0-5)____
Projection (0-5)____ Distinction (0-5)____
Flight/Platoon movements: (0-5 each)
Fall In (March In)
26. Flight/Platoon Halt
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1. Present Arms (Report to Head Judge) _____
27. Column of Files from the Right March_____
2. Order Arms
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28. Flight/Platoon Halt
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3. Open Ranks March
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29. Column of Threes to the Left March
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4. Ready Front
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30. Column Left March
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5. Close Ranks March
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31. Double Time March
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6. Parade Rest
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32. Quick Time March
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7. Attention
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33. Column Left March Fwd march
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8. Count Off
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34. Half Step March
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9. Close Interval March
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35. Count Cadence Count
10. Extend Interval March
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36. Close March
11. Left Step March
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37. Extend March
12. Right Step March
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38. Counter March
13. Left Face
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39. Change Step March
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14. About Face
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40. Mark Time March Fwd march
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15. Forward March
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41. Column Right March Fwd march _____
16. Column Right March
Fwd march _____
Fwd march
Fwd march
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Fwd march……….______
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Fwd march
42. Counter March
Fwd march
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17. To The Rear March
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43. Column Left March
18. To The Rear March
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44. Left Flank March
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45. Flight/Platoon Halt
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19. Column Right March
Fwd march _____
Fwd march
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20. Eyes Right
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46. Dress Right Dress
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21. Ready Front
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47. Ready Front
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22. Column Half Right March
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48. Present Arms (report out)
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23. Column Half Left March
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49. Order Arms
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24. To the Rear March
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25. To the Rear March
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Penalties:
Movements Omitted/Added: _____ x 5 = _____
Boundary Violation:
_____x 1 = _____
Pts per person over/under team numbers -10 =_____
Maximum Points Possible: 245
Final Score _____
Signature of Judge: ___________________________
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COLOR GUARD REGULATION
SCHOOL ____________________________
Commanders Printed Name/Rank:____________________________(CMDR Impression Score 0–30pts_______)
Military Bearing (0-5) _____ Snap (0-5)____
Inflection (0-5)___
Loudness (0-5)____
Projection (0-5)____ Distinction (0-5)____
Color Guard movements: 0-5 points
Fall In (March In)
1. Sling Arms
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24. Forward March
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2. Post
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25. Colors Reverse March
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3. Uncase Colors
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26. Forward March
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4. Present Arms
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27. Eyes Right
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5. Order Arms
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28. Ready Front
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6. Post
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29. Left Wheel March
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7. Present Colors (Report to Head Judge)
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30. Forward March
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8. Carry Colors
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31. Left Wheel March
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9. Colors Reverse March
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32. Forward March
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10. Forward March
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33. Left Wheel March
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11. Left Wheel March
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34. Forward March
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12. Forward March
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35. Color Guard Halt
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13. Colors Reverse March
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36. Present Colors (Report out to Head Judge) _____
14. Forward March
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37. Order Colors
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15. Color Guard Halt
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38. Sling Arms
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16. Order Colors (Ground Colors)
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39. Post
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17. Parade Rest
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40. Present Arms
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18. Color Guard Attention
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41. Order Arms
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19. Carry Colors
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42. Case Colors
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20. Forward March
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43. Post
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Penalties: Movement Omitted/Added ____ x 5 =___
Boundary Violations
_____ x1 =____
Penalti
21. Right Wheel March
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22. Forward March
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23. Right Wheel March
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_____Max Points: 215
Final Score:_____
Printed name of Judge: ___________________
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SABER REGULATION
SCHOOL:____________________________
Commanders Printed Name/Rank:____________________________(CMDR Impression Score 0–30pts_______)
Military Bearing (0-5) _____ Snap (0-5)____
Inflection (0-5)___
Loudness (0-5)____
Projection (0-5)____ Distinction (0-5)____
Saber movements: 0-5 points
March In or Fall In
1.
Present Arms (Report to Head Judge)_____
2.
Order Arms
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3.
Dress Right Dress
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4.
Ready Front
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5.
Parade Rest
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6.
Flight/Platoon Attention
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7.
Count Off
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8.
Open Ranks March
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9.
Ready Front
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10.
Close Ranks March
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11.
Left Step March (4 step minimum) _____
12.
Flight/Platoon Halt
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13.
Left Face
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14.
About Face
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15.
Forward March
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16.
Column Right March
Fwd march _____
17.
Column Right March
Fwd march _____
18.
Column Half Right March
19.
Column Half Left March
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20.
Left Flank March
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21.
Right Flank March
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22.
To the Rear March
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23.
Change Step March
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24.
To the Rear March
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25.
Flight/Platoon Halt
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26.
Parade Rest
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27.
Flight/Platoon Attention
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28.
Forward march
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29.
Column Left March
Fwd march
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30.
Column Left March
Fwd march
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31.
Counter March
Fwd march
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32.
Mark Time March
33.
Eyes Right
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34.
Ready Front
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35.
Counter March
Fwd march
_____
36.
Counter March
Fwd march
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37.
Flight/Platoon Halt
38.
Column of Files from the Right
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39.
Flight/Platoon Halt
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40.
Column of Threes to the Left, March _____
41.
Column Left March
42
Double time March
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43.
Quick Time March
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44.
Column Left March
45.
Left Flank March
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46.
Flight/Platoon Halt
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47.
Present Arms
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48.
Order Arms
Fwd march
_____
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Fwd march
Fwd march
Report Out
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_____
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Penalties:
Movements Omitted/Added: _____ x 5 = _____
Boundary Violation:
_____x 1 = _____
Points per person over/under team numbers -10 =___
Maximum Points Possible: 240
Final Score _____
Printed name of Judge: __________________
Armed Team Exhibition
School: ______________________
Max
Points
Judge
Performance Overview
1. REPORT IN & REPORT OUT
Verbal report in/out; all movements to enter/exit floor
15
2. Team/Cadet APPEARANCE
15
3. Routine COMPOSITION & FLOW
15
4. OVERALL IMPRESSION
15
5. Team/Cadet BEARING
30
6. Routine MARCHING
30
7. Routine VARIETY
30
8. Routine PRECISION
30
9. Routine SHOWMANSHIP
30
10. Handling of the WEAPON
30
11. Routine DIFFICULTY (Floor)
30
12. Routine DIFFICULTY (Aerial)
30
13. MILITARY Flavor
40
Uniform / overall preparation & presentation
Routine is unique & well constructed w/ fitting transitions
Subjective score of entire routine as presented
Body & facial control, military carriage
Dress, alignment & marching proficiency; use of drill floor
Diversity of movements to display overall excellence
Exacting, flawless & meticulous maneuvers – “anti-sloppy”
Flair, style and “wow factor” that turns heads / rivets watchers
Weapon maneuvers & manipulation look skilled & effortless
Cadence changes, interweaving and other difficult marching
Rifle spins, tosses and throws that leave the hand
Routine proudly befits a military competition
Poor*
Average
Exceptional
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4– 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-8
9 - 32
33 - 40
Notes
P AGE TOT AL :
(Max Points 340)
*Any score in the POOR category above MUST have details written below
Number
PENALTIES –
Total Points
Boundary Violations @ 5 points each occurrence
Dropped weapons @ 25 points per occurrence
Seconds over/under time @ 1 point per second
(Minimum 6 minutes - Maximum 9 Minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS
Judge’s Name:________________________________________
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Penalty - 25 points per missing cadet:
(8 cadets + c/CDR MIN. REQUIRED)
NO MAX LIMIT
Unit Missing
One Cadet
Unit Missing
Two Cadets
-25
-50
Commander’s Initials:
Unarmed Team Exhibition
School:__________________________
Max
Points
Head Judge #1
Performance Overview
1. REPORT IN
15
2. REPORT OUT
15
3. Team/Cadet APPEARANCE
15
4. Routine FLOOR USE
15
5. Team/Cadet BEARING
30
6. Routine MARCHING
30
7. Routine VARIETY
30
8. Routine DIFFICULTY
30
9. Routine PRECISION
30
10. Routine SHOWMANSHIP
30
11. Routine COMPOSITION & FLOW
30
12. OVERALL IMPRESSION
30
13. MILITARY Flavor
40
Verbal report in; all movements to enter floor & report in to HJ
Verbal report out; all movements to report out to HJ & exit floor
Uniform / overall preparation & presentation
Meaningful use of the entire drill floor
Body & facial control, military carriage
Dress, alignment and marching proficiency;
Diversity of movements to display overall excellence
Routine as presented required MUCH PRACTICE!
Exacting, flawless & meticulous maneuvers – “anti-sloppy”
Flair, style and “wow factor” that turns heads / rivets watchers
Routine is unique & well constructed w/ fitting transitions
Subjective score of entire routine as presented
Routine proudly befits a military competition
Poor*
Average
Exceptional
1-3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1-3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-8
9 - 42
33 - 40
(Max Points 340)
Notes
P AGE TOT AL :
*Any score in the POOR category above MUST have details written below
Number
PENALTIES –
Total Points
Boundary Violations @ 5 points each occurrence
Seconds over/under time @ 1 point per second
(Minimum 6 minutes - Maximum 9 Minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS
Judge’s Name: ___________________________________
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Penalty - 25 points per missing cadet:
(8 cadets + c/CDR MIN. – NO MAX LIMIT)
Unit Missing
One Cadet
Unit Missing
Two Cadets
-25
-50
Commander’s Initials:
Two-Man Tandem Exhibition
School: ______________________
Max
Points
Judge
Performance Overview
1. REPORT IN & REPORT OUT
Verbal report in/out; all movements to enter/exit floor
15
2. Team/Cadet APPEARANCE
15
3. Routine COMPOSITION & FLOW
15
4. OVERALL IMPRESSION
15
5. Team/Cadet BEARING
30
6. Routine MARCHING
30
7. Routine VARIETY
30
8. Routine PRECISION
30
9. Routine SHOWMANSHIP
30
10. Handling of the WEAPON
30
11. Routine DIFFICULTY (Floor)
30
12. Routine DIFFICULTY (Aerial)
30
13. MILITARY Flavor
40
Uniform / overall preparation & presentation
Routine is unique & well constructed w/ fitting transitions
Subjective score of entire routine as presented
Body & facial control, military carriage
Dress, alignment & marching proficiency; use of drill floor
Diversity of movements to display overall excellence
Exacting, flawless & meticulous maneuvers – “anti-sloppy”
Flair, style and “wow factor” that turns heads / rivets watchers
Weapon maneuvers & manipulation look skilled & effortless
Cadence changes, interweaving and other difficult marching
Rifle spins, tosses and throws that leave the hand
Routine proudly befits a military competition
Poor*
Average
Exceptional
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1–3
4– 12
13 - 15
1–3
4 – 12
13 - 15
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-6
7 - 24
25 - 30
1-8
9 - 32
33 - 40
Notes
P AGE TOT AL :
(Max Points 340)
*Any score in the POOR category above MUST have details written below
Number
PENALTIES –
Total Points
Boundary Violations @ 5 points each occurrence
Dropped weapons @ 25 points per occurrence
Seconds over/under time @ 1 point per second
(Minimum 6 minutes - Maximum 9 Minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS
Judge’s Name:________________________________________
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Commander’s Initials:
UNIFORM INSPECTION
PAGE 1 of 2
School Name: ____________________________
Uniform is Service Dress/Class A Uniform with ribbons/rank on service coat (name tag on
service dress is optional for Air Force members).
Total Possible Points: 150 (10 cadets x 15) plus 5 points for overall team military
bearing/image.
(Judges circle the specific discrepancy and insert the appropriate score per cadet)
CADET Commander __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #1 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #2 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #3 __________________________Total Score_________________ (3rd TIE BREAKER CADET)
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #4 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
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UNIFORM INSPECTION
PAGE 2 of 2
CADET #5 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #6 __________________________Total Score_________________ (1 st TIE BREAKER CADET)
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #7 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #8 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
CADET #9 __________________________Total Score_________________
Uniform Inspection Score: 0 to 10 points: ____________
Headgear
Hat Insignia
Hair
Shave/Make-up
Earrings
Rank Placement
JROTC patch placement
Ribbon placement
Nail polish
Condition of Uniform
Strings lint
loose hair
Military Bearing
Shoeshine
Jewelry
Other_____________________________
Question/Response Score: 0 to 5 points: ______________
TOTAL MAX POSSIBLE POINTS: 155 points
Uniform Inspection Score:________ (max is 100 points)
Overall Team Military Bearing/Image Score: ______ (max is 5 points)
Total questions score:_________
(max is 50 points)
Total Team Score:____________
Signature of Judge _________________________________________
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