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Welcome to NJROTC

Learn about CDR Gompper and QMC Terry, their years of service at sea, and their involvement in various operations. Discover the difference between a mine sweeper and a mine hunter. Follow their three rules for excellence and explore the NJROTC classroom routine, including drill practice, academics, uniform days, and athletics.

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Welcome to NJROTC

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  1. Welcome to NJROTC

  2. About CDR Gompper • 20 years service at sea • 6 sea tours on 5 ships • DESERT STORM, DESERT WATCH, SEA ANGEL, EAGER MACE, KOSOVO, IRAQI FREEDOM

  3. About QMC Terry • 22 years of service at sea and various shore stations • 11 ships! • Rotational Mine Sweeper crew • DESERT STORM, ENDURING FREEDOM, OIF, OEF

  4. Which of your instructors was a member of a crew without a specific ship?? • QMC Terry • CDR Gompper

  5. What is the difference between a mine sweeper and a mine hunter? • Mine sweepers are obsolete • Mine sweepers “sweep” broad areas using specialized gear • Mine Hunters don’t exist • Mine hunters are mercenaries • Mine hunters deliberately target individual mines • All of the above • B and E [Default] [MC Any] [MC All]

  6. Ground Rules • Rules of military decorum apply • Chain of command is to be respected • Our time is valuable, don’t waste it!

  7. PDA is: • Personal Digital Assistant • OK as long as class is not in session • Public Display of “I don’t have a shred of respect for myself, my partner, or anyone else around me.

  8. What to expect • Leadership • Camaraderie • Teamwork • Fun!

  9. CDR Gompper’s Three rules Guidelines on how to be excellent to each other!

  10. Rule 1 • Never hold a grudge for more than 30 minutes

  11. Rule 2 • Don’t take things personally

  12. Rule 3 • Always ask “Is it worth it?” BEFORE you act! Worth it Not worth it

  13. Sometimes outcomes can surprise you!

  14. Classroom Routine • QMC Terry will cover NS-1 • CDR Gompper will cover NS-2 and 3 • Each day will be a little different • Use your unit leaders as a resource!!

  15. Monday • Drill practice • Cats and dogs

  16. Tuesday and Thursday • Academics!! • Academics are different for each year group • NS-4 Cadets study advanced leadership

  17. Wednesday • Uniform Day!! • Personnel Inspection

  18. Friday • Athletics! • Establishing a “Culture of Fitness” • Preparation for competition • Team Sports

  19. Which Day is reserved for Personnel Inspection? • Monday • Wednesday • Saturday • Friday

  20. How long is the Uniform worn on Wednesday • All Day • Just before lunch • During ROTC only • Trick question – We wear it on Tuesday!

  21. The most awesome day of the week is: • Monday, because the weekend is finally over • Tuesday, because they might serve tacos at lunch • Wednesday, because I KNOW I’ll look good! • Thursday because I have two whole days of school before I have to endure another weekend

  22. Uniforms • NJROTC Cadets are privileged to wear the cloth of our Country • Navy Service Uniform is the standard • Same uniform is worn by enlisted Sailors

  23. The Navy Service Uniform is: • White shirt and blue pants • All blue • All black • Khaki shirt and black pants

  24. The correct knot for a male uniform tie is: • Half Windsor • Full Windsor • Bowline • 3.14159 Windsor

  25. The cover worn with the Navy Service Uniform is called a Garrison cap. • True • False

  26. Service Dress Blue • Reserved for Cadet Officers and Chiefs, members of the color guard • SNSI,NSI

  27. A skirt is required for wear with the female Service Dress Blue Uniform • True • False

  28. Who can be required to wear Service Dress blue? • Cadet Officers • Cadet Chiefs • CDR and Chief • All of the above

  29. NJROTC Khaki Uniform • Cool uniform • Issued to Cadets attending some summer training.

  30. Is the short sleeve version of this uniform is still in use fleet wide? • Yes • No

  31. What is the active Navy’s rough equivalent to this uniform? • Summer Khaki • Tropical Khaki • Wash Khaki • Khaki Barn khaki

  32. Shoes are BLACK!! • All NJROTC shoes are black leather • Navy aviators wear brown leather • Plastic shoes make your feet stink and are not authorized for NJROTC

  33. Why are plastic shoes not allowed in NJROTC? • Leather shoes are 10 times harder to polish • The glare from the plastic can blind inspecting officers • Communists like them • They scratch easily and make your feet stink

  34. Awards/Ribbons/Medals • Ribbons and medals worn on our uniforms are a visible record of achievement • Your “ribbon rack” says a lot about you

  35. Medals • Medals are typically for more specific achievements • Competitions • Postals • Drill meets • Local civic groups

  36. All medals come with an associated ribbon. • True • False

  37. A Cadet can earn a ribbon by: • Participating in three orienteering meets • Participating in an academic team postals • Participating in a Rifle team meet • Any of these

  38. You can earn a Varsity letter in NJROTC • You can earn a Varsity letter in NJROTC

  39. Teams and Competition • Teams provide an opportunity to be a part of something larger than yourself • A team is greater than the sum of its parts • We have 9 different teams to choose from! Drill Team Academic Team Color Guard Rifle Team Orienteering

  40. Drill Teams • Four different drill teams • Basic Armed and Unarmed • Exhibition Armed and Unarmed

  41. Basic Drill Teams • Perform standard movements according to a pre-determined drill card Armed team Unarmed Team

  42. Exhibition Drill Teams • Perform movements developed by the team Navy Armed Exhibition Drill Team

  43. Unarmed Exhibition

  44. Orienteering Team Teams compete to complete routes through various terrain Both team and individual achievement!!

  45. Academic Team Essential members of the overall team Compete by demonstrating knowledge of the NS1, 2 and 3 texts

  46. Rifle Team • Teams compete in regional meets and Postal competition • CMP (Civilian Marksmanship Program) “Sporter rules” apply to most NJROTC competition. Daisy M853

  47. Athletic Team

  48. Color Guard • Perform at Home football games • Entrusted with our National colors! • The public face of NJROTC!!

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