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63 Cards in this Set

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what is the mission of ROTC?
develop citizens of character dedicated to serving their nation and community
who id the current SASI?
Lt Col Swift
what is the unit designation of Lincoln's AFJROTC unit?
NE-20091
3 air force core values
Integrity, Service, Excellence
how many years of successful JROTC completion are required to earn a Certificate of Completion?
3 or 4
years to earn Air Force Certificate of Training?
2
which air force intruction prescribes the proper wear of the uniform?
AFI 36-2903
uniform inspections count for what percentage of your grade?
20%
community service?
10%
leadership and teamwork efforts grade?
5%
classwork and homework grade?
25%
PT percentage?
20%
what is defined in the cadet guide as the ability to allow upper-class cadets to assist other cadets with less experience?
Mentorship
the Lincoln air group is composed of how many squadrons?
2
the lincoln air group is composed of how many flights?
5
how many points earn you a sharp?
115
the four basic elements to wear uniform
neatness, cleanliness, safety, military image
max amount of rings a cadet may wear while in uniform?
3
cadet officer rank is a chevron on one thin stripe?
Cadet Second Lieutenant
chevron of 2 thin stripes?
Cadet First Lieutenant
chevron one thick stripe
Cadet Major
chevron 3 thin stripes?
Cadet Captain
chevron thick and thin stripe?
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel
chevron thick and 2 stripes?
Cadet Colonel
enlisted rank with no pin
Cadet Airman Basic
enlisted rank one stripe and torch
Cadet AIrman
enlisted rank two stripes and torch
Cadet AIrman First Class
enlisted rank 3 stripes and a torch
Cadet Senior Airman
enlisted rank 4 stripes with a torch
Cadet Staff sergeant
enlisted rank 5 stripes with a torch
Cadet Technical Sergeant
enlisted rank 5 stripes 1 stripe on top with a torch
Cadet Master Sergeant
enlisted rank 5 stripes 2 stripes on top and a torch
Cadet Senior Master Sergeant
enlisted rank 5 stripes 3 stripes on top with a torch
Cadet Chief Master Sergeant
highest ribbon a cadet can earn
Valor Award(gold)
how many AFJROTC units were opened the first year authorized?
20
a cadet flight is composed of..
two or more elements
rules of conduct that people should follow
ethics
four types of values are
personal, prudent, conventional, and moral
cadet group composed of
2 or more squadrons
three steps to reporting to an officer
entrance, reporting, departure
a prohibition excluding something from use, approach, or mention
Taboo
name of a formal dinner for military members only
Dining In
state of mind
attitude
conventional values
are accepted and enforced within a given social order
cadet wing composed of
two or more groups
cadet element composed of
3 or more cadets
cadet honor code
I will not lie, cheat or steal, nor tolerate those who do.
RHIP stands for what?
Rank Has Its Privileges
normal beliefs of people in most cultures are called what?
universal norms
what is the tranquilizing chemical released by exercise?
endorphin
the five types of anxiety disorders?
General Anxiety Disorder
Panic Disorder
Phobia
OCD
PTSD
what is the primary form of fat storage in the body?
Triglycerides
Which two water-soluble vitamins should be a part of your daily eating pattern?
Vitamin B and C
what does iron do for your body?
helps produce red blood cells
wher would you get vitamin D from?
fortified milk and fatty fish
What vitamins and minerals do you get from dark green leafy vegetables?
Vitamin A and K, Calcuim, and Iron
What does potassium do for your body?
Regulates fluid blance in your tissues
what does vitamin K do for your body?
helps your blood clot
what does vitamin A do for your body?
promotes healthy skin and vision
what does vitamin B do for your body?
healthy nervous system
what does vitamin C do for your body?
heal wounds and fight infections
what does RICE stand for?
Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevate
What are the ABCs of CPR?
Airway, Breathing, Circulation