Inspection Questions Review for Let 2’s and Above

1. What is the mission of JROTC?

To motivate young people to become better citizens.

2. What does JROTC stand for?

Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps

3. What does LET stand for?

Leadership Education Training

4. What Congressional Act Started JROTC?

National Defense Act of 1916

5. Uniform Knowledge
 Blue star: Merit Unit with distinction
 Yellow star: Honor Unit with Distinction
 Wreath over the star: Academic excellence.
 Torches: Stand for knowledge.
 Cords (ropes worn on the shoulder)
o Red: drill team
o Yellow: National Honors Society
o Black: Raiders
o Blue: Choir
o Green: Orienteering (Land navigation)
o White: Color Guard
o Purple: Academic Challenge
o Gold/Tan: Rifle Team
 Gig Line: the imaginary vertical line that runs from the top button of the shirt to the bottom of the zipper
used to align the uniform.

6. The cadet’s school name, school nickname, school Principal’s name, or other school related items.
 Name: Dr. Ronald E. McNair Academic High School
 Mascot: Cougars
 Principal: Mrs. Kathleen McCabe
 Location: Jersey City, NJ
 Named after astronaut who died in the Challenger incident(Dr. Ronald E. McNair)

7. What is the Key success in JROTC? Teamwork

8. What are the seven Army Values?

Loyalty: to bear true faith and allegiance to US Constitution, peers, etc.
Duty: to fulfill your obligations
Respect: to treat people as they should be treated
Selfless Service: to put the welfare of the nation before your own.
Honor: to live up to all values
Integrity: to do what’s right, legally and morally.
Personal Courage: to face fear danger or adversity

9. What are the 3 types of Leadership?

Delegating, Directing, and Participating.

10. Name one of the main objectives of JROTC?

 Provide and Encourage Citizenship
 Strengthen Self-Esteem
  Develop Leadership Potential
 Improve Physical Fitness and Health
 Promote High School Completion
 Provide Incentive to Live Drug-Free
 Enhance Communication and Life Skills (Mathematics and Science)

11. What is the definition of a map?

A map is a line drawing to scale of a portion of the earth’s surface as seen from above.

12. What are the three types of maps?

Geological, Topographical, and City-State

13. What are the five colors on a military map?

Blue - Water
Black - Manmade Objects
Brown - Elevation and Relief
Green - Vegetation
Red - Major Roads/Highways

14. What are the three types of North?

True North
Magnetic North
Grid North

15. What are the five major terrain features? Hint* [Hidden Valley Ranch Salad Dressing]
Hill
Valley
Ridge
Saddle
Depression

16. What are the 3 minor terrain features?

Draw
Spur
Cliff

17. What are the two supplementary terrain features on a military topographic map?
Cut and Fill

18. Colors of the American Flag:

Red= valor
White= purity
Blue= reverence to God

19. When is the birthday of the U.S. Flag?

June 14, 177

20. What are the three types of flags? Hints*: (GPS) (lengths are half of the one before it)
-Garrison [20ft x 38ft]Hung outside government buildings.
-Post [10 x 19ft]  general display.
-Storm [5ft x 9 ½ ft] flown only in stormy weather.

21. What is First Aid?

The immediate care given to an injured person before professional help arrives.

22. What are the four life-saving steps? Hint* [The A B C D’s]
 Clear the Airway
Stop the Bleeding
Check for shock
Dress the wound

23. What are the steps to stop the bleeding?

Direct Pressure
Elevation
Pressure Points
Tourniquet

24. What is drill?

The execution of certain movements by which individuals or units are moved in a uniform manner from
one formation to another or from one place to another.

25. Describe the position of Attention:

-Back straight with your head straight forward
-Hands pinned to your side at the seam of your pants.
-Feet at a 45-degree angle

26. What are the four types of Command?

1. Two-Part Command (w/ preparatory command/command of execution)
2. Combined Command (at ease/rest/fall in/out)
3. Supplementary Command (repeating)
4. Directive Command (order)

27. What are the two parts of a command?

Preparatory Command and Command of Execution

28. Which foot can you give the command halt on?
Either foot.

29. What are the 4 rest positions that can be given at the halt?
Parade rest, stand at ease, at ease, rest

30. What is the rate of marching (cadence) for “Quick Time”?

120 steps per minute. [same as normal marching]

31. What is the rate of marching for "Double Time"?

180 steps per minute.

32. What does TRADOC stand for and where is it located?

Training and Doctrine Command (located in Fort Monroe, Virginia)

33. What does SAI stand for?

Senior Army Instructor

34. What is the name of your SAI?

This cadet does not have an SAI

35. What does AI stand for?

Army Instructor

36. What is the name of your AI?

Sergeant First Class James Long
37. Who were the two sides that fought in the Civil War?
Union and Confederacy

38. What is the birth date of the Army? Important*

June 14, 1776

39. When is D-Day?

June 6, 1944 (Battle of Normandy began)

40. Who wrote the Star Spangled Banner?

Francis Scott Key during the War of 1812 at Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland.

41. What are the 3 branches of the government?

Judicial, Executive, Legislative

42. Who is the Commander in Chief of the entire Armed Forces?

President: The Honorable Donald Trump
43. Who is the Vice President of the U.S.?
Honorable Mike Pence
44. Who is the Secretary of State?
Honorable Mike Pompeo

45. What is the top military POSITION in the United Stated Army?
Chief of Staff of the Army

Country: United States of America

Nation Capital: Washington, D.C.
State: New Jersey
State Capital: Trenton
State Bird: Eastern Goldfinch
State Flower: Violet
State Tree: The Red Oak
State Bug: The Honeybee
State Animal: The Horse
State Fish: The Brook Trout
State Fruit: The Blueberry
State Dance: Square Dance

NCO Ranks
 Chevrons
 Staffs
 Diamond
 Star
 Star with wreath

Officer Ranks
 Pips (or discs)
 Diamonds
Chain of Command [Last names are the ones that really count, remember, we’re all CADETS]*

Battalion CommanderC/LTC Nawell Mostefaoui

Battalion Command Sergeant Major C/CSM Treston Castro
Battalion Executive Officer C/MAJ Manisha Persaud
S-1 (Adjutant) C/2LT Kaitlyn Reyes
AssistantC/MSG Nervana Naguib
Assistant C/MSG Ulokameje
S-2 (Security and Funds) C/CPT Keilly Valverde
S-3 (Operations and Training) C/MAJ Tulsi Patel
S-4 (Logistics and Supplies) C/CPT Amy Seedhom
Assistant C/1LT Quismundo
Assistant C/MSG Harsh Patel
S-5 (Special Projects and Public Affairs) C/CPT Riya Dalal
S-6 (Automation) C/CPT Mayar Ali
S-7 (Audit) C/CPT Jessica Gupta

Alpha Company:
Company Commander C/CPT Shaikh Hassan
Company Executive Officer C/CPT Aldenis Tejada
Company First Sergeant Williem Encarnacion
1st Platoon Leader C/2LT Jonathan Santiago
2nd Platoon Leader C/2LT Adiya Seitova
1st Platoon Sergeant C/SFC Catherine Lee
2nd Platoon Sergeant C/SFC Samantha Paradero

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