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138 Cards in this Set
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Who is AET/CC?
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Gen Stephen R. Lorenz
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Where is Air Force Space Command?
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Peterson AFB, CO
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Who is Sec of Defense?
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Robert M. Gates
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Where is Air Mobility Command?
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Scott AFB, IL
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Who is President?
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Barack H. Obama
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Who is Holm Center/CC?
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Brig Gen Teresa A H. Djuric
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Where is Air Force Reserve Command?
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Robins AFB, GA
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Who is Sec of the Air Force?
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Michael B. Donley
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Where is Air Force Materiel Command?
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Wright-Patterson AFB, OH
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Who is USAF Chief of Staff?
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Gen Norton A Schwartz
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Where is Pacific Air Forces?
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Hickam AFB, HI
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Who is AU/CC?
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Lt Gen Allen G. Peck
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Where is Air Combat Command?
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Langley AFB, VA
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Who is AFROTC/CC?
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Col John M. McCain
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Where is Air Force Special Operations Command?
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Hurlburt Field, FL
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"If I didn't have air supremacy, I wouldn't be here "
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Gen Dwight D Eisenhower
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This person is second is command & assumes command in the absence of the FTU/CC
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Vice Commander (FTU/CC)
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"If our air forces are never used, they ahve achieved their finest goal"
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Gen Nathan Twining
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This person is in charge of scheduling & ensures all trinng curriculum & administration is scheduled
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Scheduling Officer (SDS)
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"Duty then is the sublimest word in the English language. You should do your duty in all things. You can never do more. You should never wish to do less"
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Gen Robert E. Lee
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This person coordinates all special projects to include but not limited to : Career Day, FT memorabilia program, guest speaker program, awards ceremony, Educator's Visit, Dec CC Visits, Warrior Competition Day & any other public affairs related activities.
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Project Officer (SDP)
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"Leadership is intangible; therefore no weapon ever designed can replace it"
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Gen Omar Bradley
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This person exercises general command over the staff & cadets assigned to the FTU
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Commander (CC)
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"The American people rightly look to their military leaders to be not only skilled in the technical aspects of the profession of arms but to be men of integrity"
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Gen Joseph L. Collins
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This person oversees all support staff functions including administration, scheduling, special projects & host base support
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Director of Support (SD)
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"I don't mind being called tough, because in this racket, it's tough guys who lead the survivors"
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General Curtis E Lemany, Chief of Staff, USAF
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This person is responsible for the daily operations of the Cadet Group & supervises the ADO, COC, and FLT/CC functions
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Director of Operations (DO)
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"In every battle, there comes a time when both sides consider themselves beaten; then he who continues the attack wins"
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General Ulysses S. Grant
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This person maintains discipline, standardizes training, and oversees the physical training (PT), drill & ceremonies (D&C), and standardization programs for the cadet group.
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Commandant of Cadets (COC)
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"Victory smiles upon those who anticipate the changes in the character of war, not upon those who wait to adapt themselves after the changes occur"
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Italian Air Marshall Guilio Douhet
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This person is the primary link between the FTU/CO and the Flt/CCs.
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Assistant Director of Operations (ADO)
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"War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed & degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling, which thinks nothing is worth war, is much worse"
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John Stuart Mill
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This person supervises Traditional CTAs, and their focus is standardized cadet training & performance
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Commandant of Cadets (COC)
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"The person, who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserab le creature and has no chance of being free unless made & kept so by the exertions of better men than himself"
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John Stuart Mill
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This person facilitates information flow to and from Flt/CCs to ensure Flt/CCs have all necessary resources to evaluate cadets and to ensure the group is effectively managing the training program.
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Assistant Director of Operations (ADO)
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"Integrity is the fundamental premise for military service in a free society. Without integrity, the moral pillars of our military strength, public trust, and self-respect are lost" (know)
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General Charles A. Gabriel, Chief of Staff, USAF
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These persons are the cornerstone of FT. They train, evaluate, counsel, and administrate cadets within the flights. Each flight has its own.
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Flight Commanders (FLT/CCs)
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"War, once declared, must be wages offensively, agressively. The enemy must not be fended off; but smitten down. You may then spare him every exaction, relinquish every gain, but 'til then he must be struck incessantly and remorselessly"
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Alfred Thayer Martin
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This person handles all administrative functions during FT to include but not limited to in- and out-processing, tracking missed training, operating government vehicles in support of all FT needs, manning the command post, updating flag conditions, and managing postal distribution.
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Command Support Staff (SDCS)
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"There is only one sort of discipline - PERFECT DISCIPLINE. Men cannot have good battle discipline and poor administrative discipline" (know)
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General George S. Patton, Jr., USA
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These persons are POC cadets selected, based on their FT performance and overall cadet record, to return to FT as assistants to active duty staff members. There are two types : Traditional & Flight
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Cadet Training Assistants (CTAs)
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"The power of excellence is overwhelming. It is always in demand, and nobody care about its color" (know)
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General Daniel S. "Chappie" James, USAF
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These persons monitor & assist cadets with specific areas of training. They are not assigned to a specific flight, but coordinate activities for all flights in the group with the COC.
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Traditionals CTAs
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"It is the soldier, not the reporter, who has given us the freedom of the press. It is the soldier, not the poet, who has given us the freedom of speech. It is the soldier, not the campus organizer, who has given us the freedom to demonstrate. It is the soldier who salutes the flag, who serves beneath the flag, and whose coffin is draped by the flag, who allows the protester to burn the flag" (know)
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Father Denis Edward O'Brien, Sergeant, USMC
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This person assists the Flt/CCs with training as directed. Each flight will have one.
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Flight CTAs
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Whose mission : "To fly, fight and win...in air, space, and cyberspace." (know)
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Air Force Mission
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All cadets will wear this rank for the duration of FT
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Cadert 3rd Class
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Whose mission : "To develop quality leaders for the Air Force" (know)
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AFROTC Mission
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The number of days in which a cadet will hold a leadership position
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five consecutive days
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Whose mision : "Develop the best Air Force leaders and citizens of character, dedicated to serving the nation" (know)
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Holm Center Mission
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This cadet position reports to the FTU/COC, and coordinates cadet activities and monitor the overall appearance & conduct of the cadet group.
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Cadet Group Commander (Cadet GP/CC)
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This type of inspection evaluates the condition & appearance of your quarters & equipment, in garrison.
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Standy-by Inspections in garrison
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This cadet position reports to the Cadet GP/CC or CD, and directs the PT program by coordinating with the PT CTA and Cadet flight physical fitness officers.
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Cadet Group Physical Fitness Officer (Cadet GP/PFO)
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These are the cadet leadership positions who will meet the inspector as he/she enters the flight area for a Stadnd-by Inspection in garrison.
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Cadet FLT/CC and Cadet FLT/CD
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This cadet leadership position reports to the Cadet GP/CC or CD, and is responsible for training flights and squadrons on all drill & ceremonies activities (parade, retreat, reveille, etc) and evaluating their performance during parades.
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Cadet Group Drill & Ceremonies Officer (Cadet GP/D&C)
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Upon meeting the inspector for the Stand-by Inspection in garrison, the Cadet FLT/CC will call the flight to attention, salute the inspector, and report :
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"Sir (Ma'am), ___Flight is prepared for inspection."
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This cadet leadership position is the delegating authority for the group staff to accomplish work details, inspections, or other special duties and taskings; this position must also establish & update the master suspense file.
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Cadet Group Commander (Cadet GP/CC)
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During the Stand-by Inspection in garrison, the Cadet FLT/CS will accompany the inspector and record discrepancies on individual cadets' _________(form)
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AFROTC IMT 84M (males) and 84-1M (females)
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This cadet leadership position is responsible for assembling the cadet group for formations and receiving the report from the Cadet SQ/CDs; this position will also ensure common areas outside the dorms are clean & orderly.
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Cadet Deputy Group Commander (Cadet GP/CD)
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Druing the Stand-by Inspection in garrison, the inspector will inspect the common areas on the ___________(form)
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AFROTC IMT 85
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This cadet leadership position advises the Cadet GP/CC or Cadet CD of the plan for each drill & ceremony hour scheduled, and serves as the liaison between the Cadet flight drill & ceremony officers and the drill & ceremony CTA.
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Cadet Group Drill & Ceremonies Officer (Cadet GP/D&C)
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When the Stand-by Inspection in garrison is complete, the Cadet FLT/CC will salute the inspector and report :
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"Sir (Ma'am), all flight areas have been inspected"
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This cadet leadership position verifies that all sports rules are standardized, and leads the morning PT.
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Cadet Group Physical Fitness Officer (Cadet GP/PFO)
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This cadet leadershp position report to the Cadet GP/CC or CD, and is responsible for training Cadet FLT/STANDOs on inspection procedures.
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Cadet Group Standardization Officer (Cadet GP/STANDO)
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This type of inspection focuses on military bearing and personal appearance
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Open Ranks Inspection
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This cadet leadership position reports to the Cadet GP/CC or CD and is responsible for training Cadet FLT/AO in leading flight academic lessons and group discussion.
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Cadet Group Academic Officer (Cadet GP/AO)
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During Open Ranks Inspection, the flights being inspected will march to the inspection area, position themselves at the proper location, and stand at _____.
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Parade Rest
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This cadet leadership position plans and coordinates activities within the flight. He/she also notifies the Cadet SQ/CC of any problems within the flight, and reports flight attendance to the Cadet SQ/CD during formations.
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Cadet Flight Commander (Cadet FLT/CC)
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In Open Ranks Inspection, once the flight is positioned & standing at parade rest, the Cadet FLT/CC will post ___ paces to the front of, centered on, and facing away from the flight.
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Six paces
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This cadet leadership position reports to the SQ/CC and assumes command in the absence of the Cadet SQ/CC. He/She is also responsible for assembling the squadron for formation and receiving the report from the Cadet FLT/CCs.
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Cadet Deputy Squadron Commander (Cadet SQ/CD)
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In Open Ranks Inspection, once the Cadet FLT/CC is posted, the inspector will approach and the Cadet FLT/CC will ______________.
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Call the flight to attention, salute the inspector, and offer a verbal greeting
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This cadet leadership position reports to the GP/CC and is the liaison between the group staff and the flights in his/her squadron. He/She is also responsible for ensuring standardization of squadron appearance, condut & training IAW Cadet GP/STANDO & Cadet FLT/STANDO guidance
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Cadet Squadron Commander (Cadet SQ/CC)
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In Open Ranks Inspection, after the inspector has been saluted/greeted, the inspector will direct the Cadet FLT/CC to prepare the flight for inspection. The Cadet FLT/CC will then _________
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Salute the inspector and do an about face.
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This cadet leadership position reviews each lesson with Cadet FLT/AOs to ensure standardization of information and to consolidate feedback from the flights
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Cadet Group Academic Officer (Cadet GP/AO)
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Typical Wakeup; UNIFORM: PTU
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0400
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Typical TAPS/Lights-Out
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2100
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Track
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5 minutes (0405)
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Typical Call to Quarters (CTQ)
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2030
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Typical PT time of day
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0410
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Typical Individual Cadet Time, as applicable
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2000
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to DFAC
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0520
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Typical Flt/CC Time (Flt/CCT)
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1930
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Typical Breakfast, UNIFORM: BDUs/ABUs or PTU
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0530
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Typical COC Determined Physical Training (PT) Activity
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1800
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Dormitories (after Breakfast)
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0630
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Typical (evening) Personal Hygiene (PH)/Dorm Maintenance (DM) time; UNIFORM CHANGE: PTU
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1745
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Typical (morning) Personal Hygiene (PH)/Dorm Maintenance (DM) time
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0645
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Dormitories (evening)
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1730
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Parade Field: UNIFORM: BDUs/ABUs
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0730
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Typical Dinner time
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1630
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Typical Parade Practice time
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0745
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Dining Hall (dinner)
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1620
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Typical Pass In Review Parade
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0900
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Typical Flt/CC Lesson: Teambuilding
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1500
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Dining Hall (lunch)
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1015
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Typical Group Leadership Problem (GLP) w/ Flt/CC
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1345
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Typical Lunch time
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1030
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Typical Personal Hygiene (PH)/ Dorm Maintenance (DM) (afternoon)
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1330
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Typical Transit Time (TT) to Dormitories (after lunch)
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1130
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Typical Open Ranks Inspection (ORI) / Stand-By Inspection (SBI)
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1145
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This cadet position is responsible for three main areas: supply, linen exchange, and facility discrepancy reporting.
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Cadet Flight Supply Officer
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This cadet position will ensure the flight is briefed on safety procedures, evacuation plans, and fire reporting procedures.
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Cadet Flight Safety Officer (Cadet FLT/FSO)/Alternate
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This cadet position will acquire all cadet signatures authorizing mail delivery and report to the Commanders Support Staff (SDCS) section at the designated time to receive mail
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Flight Mail Orderly/Alternate
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These cadet positions coordinate with the Cadet GP/D&C, and must be present for duty at least 10 minutes prior to formations. They must acquire & return equipment for practice/formal parades
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Guidon Bearer, Color Bearer, and Color Guard
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This cadet position must account for each cadet in the element during duty hours. At formations, they will take roll & report the results to the Cadet FLT/CD.
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Element leader
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This cadet position will call "Safety!" to identify any obstacles in the Flight's path, when marching in formation.
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Element leaders
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Cadet Honor Code
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We will not lie, steal, or cheat, nor tolerate among us anyone who does.
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Define "Toleration"
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Enduring without complaint; guilty of breaking the Cadet Honor Code
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Core Values
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Integrity First, Service Before Self, Excellence In All We Do
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Define "Excellence In All We Do"
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Strive to do your best in everything you are capable of accomplishing (personal & professional); basing self-esteem & sense of accomplishment on how you measure up compared to a realistic appraisal of what you are capable of accomplishing
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Define "Service Before Self"
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Know how to prioritize loyalties so that highest loyalty is to the moral principles reflected in the Constitution, then to the profession of arms, then to the mission, and lastly to individuals. Share in the danger, hardships, and discomforts of subordinate. Commitment to duty & responsibility to others.
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Define "Integrity First"
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Voluntarily decide the right thing to do, and do it (both professionally and privately). Taking responsibility for your choices. ("Walk your Talk)
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This occurs when a cadet, who through design, neglect, or failure to perform duty, violates regulations, or commits an act prejudicial to good order and military discipline
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Infraction
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Operating or riding as a passenger in any motor vehicle, or entering the POV parking area. Using a telephone or cellular phone at any time. Using profanity. Wearing civilian clothing. Transitioning alone. Consuming candy not provided in MREs. Entering the flight storage area without authorization from Flt/CC
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Prohibitions; will result in counseling by the FT staff and/or removal from the FTU
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BX/commissary/shoppette; base housing; base service station; Class Six; Officers Club; NCO Club; all dining areas; unused dorms/rooms; exterior fire escape stairs/patios.
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Off Limits areas
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Excessive tattoos
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Tattoos that exceed 25% of the exposed body part (or are visible above the collarbone)
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AETC Form 341 title
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Excellence/Discrepancy Report
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This form is used for "on the spot" counseling, and documents extraordinary performance in any area of FT. When used for a discrepancy, staff members document deficiency in military conduct, training or discipline. Must be turned in the the Flt/CC before CTQ each TD.
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AETC IMT 341
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This area is free from constructive training
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Call-To-Quarters (CTQ)
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You must be in bed with lights out by the time _____ is finished
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TAPS
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Lights out violations will result in this type of counseling
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AFROTC IMT 17, Cadet Field Training Counseling Record
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When you will miss activities on the schedule or when proceeding anywhere without your flight, you must sign this form
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AFROTC IMT 82, Student Sign Out/In Register
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If there is a line of cadets waiting to sign in/out on the AFROTC IMT 82, Sign Out/In register, what time do you list as your time in/out?
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Enter the time you joined the line
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When in details of two, the detail leader marches on the ________.
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right
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The size of a flight
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Normally five or more cadets
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Cadets will double-time when wearing the PTU, except...
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withing one hour after a meal, if the WBGT flag conditions do not support, or during hours of darkness
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If no designated running lane exists, cadets will march _______ the flow of traffic
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against
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Each flight of ____ or more cadets will carry their guidon from start to end of academic day, except when instructed by staff otherwise
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Six
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The flight guide will carry the guidon with the ______ hand.
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right
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The guide will position the ferrule of the guidon staff ___ inches from the ground when the flight is marching
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six
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The guidon will be carried without this until it is awarded
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flight pennant
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Pennant wrapped around the staff, tip on the ornament on the ground
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Wrong placements of the guidon
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When entering a building with a guidon, cadets will announce "______" in order to alert others
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GUIDON
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This will take place in conjunction with scheduled religious activities. You must remain in the flight area & may perform details, write letters, conduct meetings, or prepare uniforms
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Individual Cadet Time (ICT)
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These cadets will request permission to be excused for duty, and proceed to kitchen to gegin filling glasses of water for the cadets in the serving line.
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Water Monitors
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The area outside the dining hall will only be called to attention for _____________ and above.
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colonels (O-6)
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Cadets will not square corners in the dining hall while _____________
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carrrying trays
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The Cadet _________ will sign in for the entire flight at the Dining Facility
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FLT/CC
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