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THE PURPOSE

The purpose of the National Society of Pershing Rifles is to develop to the highest degree possible outstanding traits of leadership, military science, military bearing and discipline within the framework of a military oriented honorary fraternity

5 WEAPON SAFETY RULES

1)Treat every weapon as if were loaded


2)Never point a weapon at anything you do not intend to shoot


3)Keep your finger straight and off the trigger until you intend to fire


4)Keep your weapon on safe until you intend to fire


5)Know your target and what is beyond it

CYCLES OF OPERATIONS

1)Firing


2)Unlocking


3)Extracting


4)Ejecting


5)Cocking


6)Feeding


7)Chambering


8)Locking

WEAPONS OF CONDITIONS

Condition 4


Condition 3


Condition 2


Condition 1

CONDITION 4

No magazine


No round in chamber


Bolt forward


Weapon on safe

CONDITION 3

Magazine inserted


No round in chamber


Bolt forward


Weapon on safe

CONDITION 2

Does not apply to the M16 and M9 service weapons

CONDITION 1

Magazine inserted


Round in chamber


Bolt forward


Weapon on safe

WHY IS THE SKY BLUE?

God loves the Infantry

THUNDERCLAPS

God loves the Artillary

WHAT MAKES THE GREEN GRASS GROW

Blood, Blood, Blood makes the green grass grow

SIX WHITE PILLAR MEANINGS ON THE PIN

1)Devotion to duty and country


2)A bold and true heart


3)Leadership


4)Military proficiency


5)Scholarship


6)Readiness to meet any situation

FLOWER OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PERSHING RIFLES


And


REPRESENTATION

White Rose


And


Represents the life of John J. Pershing

COLORS OF THE NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PERSHING RIFLES


And


MEANINGS

Blue- Loyalty, Devotion, Friendship and Truth


White- Purity, Loneliness of life, and Rectitude of Conduct

JOHN J. PERSHINGS KIDS

Helen (Sep 1906)


Ann (Mar 1908)


Mary (May 1912)


Warren (only son) (Jun 1909)

PERSHINGS RANK

4 Gold Star General of the Armies

WHAT RANK DID JOHN J. PERSHING GET PROMOTED FROM

Captain to General

WHEN DID PERSHING DIE AND WHERE IS HE BURIED

15 July 1948


Arlington National Cemetary

PERSHINGS WIFE AND THREE DAUGHTERS DIED

In a house fire


17 Aug 1915

WHEN WAS PERSHING PROMOTED TO GENERAL OF THE ARMIES

1919

WHAT DOES THE PURPLE AND WHITE CHORD SUMBOLIZE

The blood of the riflemen who died (WWI)