1. “A Distinguished Unit”
TX - 945
Corps of Cadets
“A Distinguished Unit”

2. Honor Guard at Wortham Theatre

3. TODAY IS: 6 May 2013 Chain of Command TODAY’S LESSON OBJECTIVE:
TODAY'S EXAM/ASSIGNMENT
Chain of Command

6. S: SERVE (the corps, school, community, nation) W: with
“THE SWITCH”
S: SERVE (the corps, school, community, nation)
W: with
I: INTEGRITY
T: TRUSTWORTHINESS
C: COURAGE
H: HUMILITY

7. MISSION - AIR FORCE
To Deliver Sovereign Options for the Defense of the
United States of America
and it’s Global Interests
To Fly and Fight in
Air,
Space and
Cyberspace

8. To Develop Citizens of Character Dedicated to Serving our
Mission - AFJROTC
To Develop Citizens of Character
Dedicated to Serving our
Nation and
our Community

9. Tomorrow’s Leaders in Training Today
Mission - TX-945
Tomorrow’s Leaders in
Training Today

10. MISSION - CERT GREATEST AMOUNT
DOING THE
GREATEST GOOD
FOR THE
GREATEST AMOUNT

11. That Renders Innate Obedience Under all Circumstances
DISCIPLINE
That Mental Attitude
And
State of Training
That Renders Innate Obedience
Under all Circumstances

12. DRILL A necessary skill in the Military profession
That when done well,
Has a unifying effect that promotes
DISCIPLINE,
TEAMWORK
AND ESPRIT D’ CORPS.

13. Directing And Influencing Accomplish the Mission
LEADERSHIP
The Art of
Directing And Influencing
The People to
Accomplish the Mission

14. THE ABILITY TO MAINTAIN
MILITARY BEARING
THE ABILITY TO MAINTAIN
VERBAL AND PHYSICAL
COMPOSURE

15. Cadet Honor code I will love and revere my God and my country.
I will be loyal to my school, obey it’s leaders, and help enforce it’s rules and regulations.
I will take pride in JROTC through my appearance and my actions.
I will not lie, cheat, or steal, nor tolerate those who do.
I am an Air Force JROTC cadet, a citizen of character, dedicated to serving my nation and my community.

16. Yo amare y respetare a mi Dios y a mi Pais
CODIGO DE HONOR
DEL CADETE
Yo amare y respetare a mi Dios y a mi Pais
Sere leal a mi escuela, obedecere a sus lideres,
Y ayudare a enforsar las normas y reglamentos
Yo tomare orgullo en el programa de JROTC
Por medio de mi aparencia y mis acciones
No mentire, no hare fraude, no robare, Y no tolerare Aquellos que lo hagan.
Yo soy un cadet del programa
de Fuerzas Aerias JROTC, un ciudadano
dedecado a server mi nacion y communidad.

17. The American’s Creed
I believe in the United States of America, as a government of the people, by the people and for the people; whose just powers are derived from the consent of the governed; a democracy in a republic, a sovereign nation of many sovereign states; a perfect union, one and inseparable; established upon those principles of freedom, equality, justice,, and humanity for which American patriots sacrificed their lives and fortunes.
I, therefore, believe it is my duty to my country to love it, to support it’s constitution, to obey it’s laws, to respect it’s flag and to defend it against all enemies

18. MISSION STATEMENTS
AIR FORCE
AFJROTC
TX-945

19. DEFINITIONS DISCIPLINE DRILL LEADERSHIP MILITARY BEARING INTEGRITY
CERT

20. CADET HONOR CODE

21. AMERICANS CREED

22. ROLL
CALL

23. FAILURE IS
NOT
AN OPTION

24. SEATS

25. TODAY
In the news

26. TX-945 A Distinguished Unit

27. WHAT VALUE ARE YOU TO THE CORPS?
GOALS

28. Collect and donate at least The American Cancer Society
Show Compassion
Collect and donate at least
$2,000 to
The American Cancer Society
As of 15 Feb 2013
Cadet 1Lt David Estrada, OPR

29. Demonstrate Concern Cadet 2dLt Oscar Uribe, OPR
3,000 hours of Service to our Community As of 15 Feb 2013 Community Service verification forms are available!

30. Promote Patriotism Cadet 2dLt Angie Hernandez, OPR
20 School Wide Patriotic Activities/Ceremonies
As of 15 Feb
Cadet 2dLt Angie Hernandez, OPR

31. Commander, Cadet Captain Grecia Benitez,
School Service
Commander, Cadet Captain Grecia Benitez,
Participate in / serve
our schools in varied activities
at least
35 times
As 15 Feb

32. Enhance Communication
Cadets will Stay Connected
Post 8 Videos to the JROTC
Webpage
As 15 Feb
OPR:-_________________________

33. “Esprit D’ Corps” Cadet SMSgt Joshua Dupree, OPR The Corps will hold
quarterly activities/events to boost camaraderie and esprit d’ corps
among the troops
Cadet SMSgt Joshua Dupree, OPR

34. Encourage Academic Excellence
Cadet 2dLt Demonte Maxie, OPR
Induct 40 cadets - the Kitty Hawk Air Society
18 cadets - earn the Academic ribbon.

35. Cadet MSgt Andre Thomas, OPR
Health And Wellness
100 cadets run 100 miles
100 - National Physical Fitness Award
20 - Presidential Physical Fitness Award
Cadet MSgt Andre Thomas, OPR

36. Next Uniform Day
March 27, 2013
Tie / Tab
Jacket

37. JROTC Photos Do you still want to buy your photos?
If so go
Use Access Code G
Photos will remain on line until 13 April.

38. Key Elements of Dress and Appearance
Neatness
Cleanliness
Safety
Military Image

39. Uniform Tip– Shoe Shine
Shoes must be shined to a high gloss
Heals and soles must be polished black
Shoes must be clean at all times

40. Uniform Tip – Short Sleeved Shirt - Female
Name tag: centered on right side, parallel with the ground, even with to 1½ inches higher or lower than the first exposed button
Ribbons: centered, parallel with ground. Align with bottom of name tag.
LOTC Badge: centered, ½ inch above name tag
Rank: Centered top to bottom, left to right, with the tip of the torch pointed toward the tip of the collar

41. Uniform tip – Short Sleeve Shirt - Male
Name Tag: Grounded and centered over right pocket
Ribbons: Grounded and centered over left pocket
LOTC Badge: centered, ½ inch above name tag
Rank insignia: on collar, centered top to bottom, left to right, with the tip of the torch pointed toward the tip of the collar

42. Uniform Tip - Jacket
Grade Insignia is centered left to right, parallel to the ground and 1” above inner edge of the collar
Zipper is zipped at least half-way

43. Uniform Tip – Service Coat
Grade Insignia is worn on both lapels.
AB wear lapel insignia.
Place insignia halfway up the seam, resting on but not over it.
Bottom of insignia is horizontal with the ground
Buttons are buttoned at all times
Tie MUST be worn with the Service Coat
Do NOT wear Service Coat to school unless directed to do so by the instructor

44. The Hand Salute What is a Salute Who do you Salute?
A Greeting –
A Show of Respect
Who do you Salute?
All Officers
The Junior Salutes the Senior first.
Hold the Salute until it is returned.

45. The Salute How do you salute
Right hand
Only at the position of attention
A Salute is accompanied by a verbal greeting

46. CONGRATULATIONS LETTER JACKETS C/Lt Maxie – 2,825 C/Lt Uribe – 2,250
C/SMSgt Pittman – 2,150
C/SMSgt Marquez – 2,000
C/Blouin – 1,800
C/SMSgt Jones – 1,800
C/MSgt Stagg
C/MSgt Vega

47. After School Practice Rules
Special Teams Practices each day
1445 – 1630
Lockers are still available to sign out from the CQ – buy you a lock
If you need a note for home - get one!!!
If you are not here for practice, a meeting, or your AOR – GO HOME!
Activity bus leaves at Do not miss it!

48. Calendar of Events - August
13 – 27 – Summer Leadership Academy
20 – 24 – Special Teams Practice
24 – Empowerment Seminar
Color Guard – Honor Guard
30 – Freshmen Football Game
JV Warriors. NCOIC CmdCf Ashe
31 – NS vs Clear Springs
Corps Warriors. NCOIC CmdCf Ashe

49. Calendar of Events - September
10 – GPISD Brd Meeting – 1700
10 – Summer Graduation– Admin Bldg
Color Guard (sign up now)
11 – Patriots Day (Uniform)
13 - JV Game
15 – Drill Competition - Kingwood
17 – Constitution Day
18 – Air Force Birthday
21 – POW/MIA Day (Uniform)

50. Calendar of Events - October
1 – GPISD Board Mtg – Cg, HG, Chicken-Hawks, Jay-Hawks, Yellow-jackets
6 – LaPorte Air Show
6 – Oak Ridge Drill Competition
10 – Commander’s Call
10 – Homecoming Parade
18 – GP Homecoming Parade
Yellow-Jackets CG, Night Hawks, Jay Hawks
27 – George R. Bush Drill Competition
28 – Wings Over Houston Air Show

51. Calendar of Events - November
3 – Rockets Game – Night Hawks
6 – Teen Court
9 – Vet Day Program. Green Valley Elem
10 – C. E. King Drill Competition
10 – Rocketry Meet
11 - Veterans Day Parade
12 – Veterans Appreciation Dinner
Golden Corral
16 – University of Texas ROTC
28 - ASVAB

52. Calendar of Events - December
1 - Debutante Cotillian – Staff
1 – Football – Reliant Stadium
3 – Teen Court
4- Cadet of the Quarter Board
6- Parent Appreciation-9th grade
Jay Hawks/Chicken Hawks Perform
8 – Football – Pasadena Stadium:
noon departure
13 – National Technical Honor Society Induction
Color/Honor Guard
14 – Cmdr’s Call / KH Induction Ceremony / Qtrly social
15- Wreaths Across America – 0900 departure

53. Calendar of Events -January
25- North Shore High School Photo Proofing Night.
3:00-8:00
MLK uniform Make-Up
26- Color Guard Marriot Hotel 19003
29- Soccer

54. Calendar of Events -February
12 - “Teen Court”
Harris County Courthouse 1800
Community Service Opportunity
Promotion Testing
20 - Cadet of the Quarter Board
16 - Cleveland Rocketry Meet
22 - Cert Rodeo/ Go Texans Day
23 - Cleveland Drill meet

55. Calendar of Event -March
4- VFW Baytown
1830 Major Young
8- Present colors - Police Station
-CG Only 1600
21- USMC Family Night NSSH
23- Inventory American Legion
-12 UC Cadets
Noon
23 Hazardous Waste Collection
15 UC Cadets
Jacinto City Fire Station

56. Calendar of Event- April
3 - Gator Day San Jacinto
6- Community Clean-up
6 Tiger paw Rocketry Meet

57. Calendar of Event- May 3- Relay For Life
4- Awards Ceremony/SAR/Military Ball
American Legion, Pasadena, TX
$10.00 Single
$15.00 Couple
Awards Recipients Free
20- Senior BBQ
24- Senior trip (Main Event)

58. Calendar of Event- June
7 - Graduation Practice
9 – North Shore and Galena Park Graduation
Leadership Learning School
CTA – Prairie View A&M
Leadership Learning School

59. KITTY HAWK All Kitty Hawk Pledges:
All the people that signed up for Kitty Hawk must meet on January 19 after the MLK parade at the JROTC building. All old Kitty Hawk Pledges bring back folder.
-Cadet 1st Lieutenant Maxie

60. ATTENTION STALLIONS
All stallion uniforms MUST be turned in to MSgt.Clark by January 16th, 17th, or 18th.

61. Cadet Amn Catrell Washington Cadet A1C Arizbeth Martinez
CONGRATULATIONS
Cadet Amn Catrell Washington
Cadet A1C Arizbeth Martinez
CADETS OF THE QUARTER
FIRST QUARTER 2012/13

62. STANDBY
Parade REST

63. DRILL
FORMATIONS

64. A NECESSARY SKILL IN THE MILITARY PROFESSION
DRILL
A NECESSARY SKILL IN THE MILITARY PROFESSION
THAT WHEN DONE WELL,
HAS A UNIFYING EFFECT
THAT PROMOTES
DISCIPLINE, TEAMWORK,
AND ESPRIT D’ CORPS

65. A Major factor in the development of :
Drill
A Major factor in the development of :
Confidence
Poise
Discipline
Neatness
Precision

66. An orderly arrangement of marching Units
FORMATION
An orderly arrangement of marching Units .

67. The smallest component of the formation
UNIT
The smallest component of the formation

68. 6 Basic Drill Formations
1. Rank
2. File
3. In-Line
4. Inverted Line
5. In-Column
6. Inverted Column

69. RANK
A ROW OF UNITS STANDING
SIDE BY SIDE

70. FILE
A Row of Units standing
One Behind the Other

71. In-Line A formation of rows with the Element Leaders at the
Extreme Right flank

72. Inverted-Line A formation of rows with the Element Leaders at the
Extreme Left flank

73. A formation of rows with
In-Column
A formation of rows with
Element Leaders
at the
Front

74. A formation of rows with
Inverted-Column
A formation of rows with
Element Leaders
at the
Rear

75. Basic Drill Formations
1. Rank
2. File
3. In-Line
4. Inverted Line
5. In-Column
6. Inverted Column

76. Wellness Facts When you think of “Strength” what comes to your mind?
Would you be surprised to know that there are different types of strength, and how you train or
work out will impact your muscular strength and or muscular endurance?

77. STRENGTH
Strength : the ability of a muscle or group of muscles to generate force.
Absolute strength is the Max Amount of force that can be generated during one Max Effort. 
Dynamic Strength (muscular endurance) is the ability of a muscle to contract repeatedly
over time. 
Both Absolute and Dynamic Strength are needed when dealing with health related
fitness….
something to think about.

78. The Junior Salutes the Senior first
The Hand Salute
What is a Salute
A Greeting –
a Show of Respect
Who do you Salute?
All Officers
The Junior Salutes the Senior first

79. The Salute How do you salute
Right hand
Only at the position of attention
A Salute is accompanied by a verbal greeting

80. Uniform Tip – Service Coat
Grade Insignia is worn on both lapels.
AB wear lapel insignia.
Place insignia halfway up the seam, resting on but not over it.
Bottom of insignia is horizontal with the ground
Buttons are buttoned at all times
Tie MUST be worn with the Service Coat
Do NOT wear Service Coat to school unless directed to do so by the instructor

81. Acronyms and Abbreviations to
AFJROTC
SASI
ASI
ASAP
CIA
TX-945
E2-C
CERT
COQ
NCO
NCOIC OIC
KHAS

82. Telephone Procedures:
When trying to use the phone:
Stand at attention. “Sir/Ma’am” permission to use your aerospace telephonic communications device “Sir/ Ma’am”

83. Uniform Tip - Jacket
Grade Insignia is centered left to right, parallel to the ground and 1” above inner edge of the collar
Zipper is zipped at least half-way

84. ARE YOU IN THE RIGHT PLACE???
SURE YOU ARE!
THANKS FOR BEING HERE!

85. Drill A Major factor in the development of : Confidence Poise
Discipline
Neatness
Precision

86. S: SERVE (the corps, school, community, nation) W: with
“THE SWITCH”
S: SERVE (the corps, school, community, nation)
W: with
I: INTEGRITY
T: TRUSTWORTHINESS
C: COURAGE
H: HUMILITY

88. AMERICANS CREED

90. Military Officers are to be Saluted even if in civilian clothes
The Salute
When do you Salute
When Outdoors
When you report
When in Uniform
Military Officers are to be Saluted even if in civilian clothes

91. The Junior Salutes the Senior first
The Hand Salute
What is a Salute
A Greeting –
a Show of Respect
Who do you Salute?
All Officers
The Junior Salutes the Senior first