2. TX - 945 “A Distinguished Unit”

5. MISSION STATEMENTS AIR FORCE AFJROTCTX-945

6. DEFINITIONS DISCIPLINEDRILLLEADERSHIP MILITARY BEARING INTEGRITYCERT

7. CODES CADET HONOR CODE AMERICAN CREED AIR FORCE CORE VALUES

10. TODAY IS: 19 April 2011 Last 6-Weeks Schedule DRILL PRACTIC FOR FLIGHT OF THE YEAR AND PROMOTIONS

11. GOALS CADET –ACADEMIC – KITTY HAWK HONOR SOCIETY –HEALTH AND WELLNESS – PPFP CORPS –SCHOOL SUPPORT – 35 ACTIVITIES –PROMOTE PATRIOTISM – 10 ACTIVITIES COMMUNITY –SERVICE - 2500 SERVICE HOURS –CONCERN - $3,000 – AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY

12. OUTSTANDING FLIGHT PROMOTION DATE UNIFORM WEAR DATE DRILL PERFORMANCE DATE ACS COLLECTION TRAFFIC PATROL CELL PHONES

13. 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, Air, Space and Cyberspace

14. AIR FORCE MISSION

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

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

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

18. 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 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. I am an Air Force JROTC cadet, a citizen of character, dedicated to serving my nation and my community.

19. 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

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

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

22. DRILL A necessary skill in the Military profession That when done well, Has a unifying effect that promotes

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

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

25. ROLL CALL

26. TODAY

27. 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?

28. 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.

29. Key Elements of Dress and Appearance NeatnessCleanlinessSafety Military Image

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

31. GOALS CADET –ACADEMIC –HEALTH AND WELLNESS SCHOOL –SUPPORT –SERVICE COMMUNITY –SUPPORT –SERVICE CORPS –COMMUNICATIONS –ESPRIT D’ CORPS

32. CADET GOAL - ACADEMIC KTTY HAWK HONOR SOCIETY OPR: Cadet SSgt Rivera GOAL = 40 MEMBERS CURRENT STATUS = PROJECTION=

33. CADET GOAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS PRESIDENTS’ CHALLENGE OPR: Cadet Lt Martinez GOAL = 75% of Corps will earn the National Physical Fitness Award while 20% will earn the Presidential Physical Fitness Award CURRENT STATUS = PROJECTION:

34. SCHOOL GOAL SERVICE OPR- Cadet Michael Harris GOAL: Promote Patriotism throughout the campus by sponsoring at least 10 school wide activities. CURRENT STATUS: As of 1 October –2 completed POW/MIA – 17 September Salute a Recruit – 27 September

35. SCHOOL GOAL SUPPORT ACTIVE SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT OPR-Cadet Lt Aguirre GOAL: Participate in/support at least 35 school events CURRENT STATUS:

36. Community Goal SERVICE OPR: Cadet Lt Spicer Log in 2500 hours of Service capturing the Silver medal from the Presidential Volunteer Service Awards Program, with 100% corps participation

37. COMMUNITY GOAL SERVICE Adopt an Organization OPR: Cadet TSgt Byrd The Corps will adopt a charitable/ service organization, donating at least 100 service hours and at least $3,000 in its support. The Corps will adopt a charitable/ service organization, donating at least 100 service hours and at least $3,000 in its support.

38. CORPS GOAL COMMUNICATION CADCOM OPR: Cadet Nickolas Jackson The Senior High Cadets will Stay Connected with the 9 th Grade cadets by producing weekly videos that will be posted to the JROTC Webpage. The Senior High Cadets will Stay Connected with the 9 th Grade cadets by producing weekly videos that will be posted to the JROTC Webpage. Status as of 1 October –2 videos

39. 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

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

41. 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

42. 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

43. 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

44. 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

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

46. 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

47. Acronyms and Abbreviations to AFJROTCSASIASIASAPCIATX-945E2-CCERTCOQNCO NCOIC OIC KHAS

48. 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”

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

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