Battle Rhythm

• Cadet Accountability
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Cadet Creed
• SAI/AI Roll Call
• Word of The Day
• CUB(Company Update Brief)

“To Motivate Young People To Become Better Citizens”

LEADERSHIP

Weekly/Monthly Event Tracker

19 OCTOBER @ 3:15

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lumbertonjrotc.org

20 OCTOBER @3:15

21 & 22 OCT @3:15

27 OCTOBER @06:45

World's Finest Chocolate Military Ball

Pirate Battalion Word of the Week

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Inspirational

Question of the Week

Who is someone in your life that is inspirational to you?

Chaplain Slide

Who: Battalion Cadets (7 per Company 21)��Uniforms: Battalion T-shirt (Jeans No Holes, No Slides or Open Toe Shoes)

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What: Drive- In Fly-in

�When: 24 OCTOBER 2026 @9:30 am

�Where: Lumberton Regional Airport

( 163 Airport Blvd, Lumberton, NC 28358)

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Why: Giving Community Support

�Safety Always!!!!!!

Drive-In Fly-In 5Ws

Weekly Planning Schedule

1st SEMESTER Long Range Calendar (Open Events) 2026

NOV

OCT

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• 1 OCT Place Penny War Containers
• 1-10 OCT Fair Ground Support
• 7 OCT Tanglewood Color Gurad
• 8 OCT Artstroll
• 12-16 CMP Postal Open Air Rifle
• 16 OCT LHS Homecoming Parade
• 24 OCT Drive In Fly In
• 28 OCT Drip Day
• 30 OCT PSRC Rifle Meet

SEPT

• 7 NOV Lee County Air Rifle Meet
• 11 NOV All Veterans Parade

Regimental CMDR(FHS)

• 13 NOV LHS Rifle Meet Sandhills
• !4 NOV Drill Meet West brunswicks
• 24 Nov LHS ASVAB

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• 12 SEPT FSU JROTC
• 15 SEPT Fundraiser Sale
• 19 SEPT MOAA Golf
• 24 SEPT Family Support

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• 2 & 3 DEC Air Rifle B2 Hickory
• 15 DEC Blood Drive
• 17 DEC Potluck
• 18 DEC Christmas Dance
• Cadet Leadership Planning

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DEC

• Service Learning (Contact POC)
• JLAB SY2026
• Ball Planning
• Candy Sale #2
• 20-22 Jan No School
• 28 JAN Tri-Meet
• 29 Service Learning
• 29 JAN JPA Rehearsal
• 30 JAN PSRC Regimental Ball
• 31 JAN MLK Parade

2^nd SEMESTER Long Range Calendar (Open Events)

2026/27 as of 8 JAN

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• 6-10 APR Spring Break
• 14 APR Rifle Class Day
• 15-16 APR Range Week
• 22 APR Awards Night Information
• 23 APR Field Day Training
• 25 APR Fairmont County Drill Meet
• 29 APR Dress Drip Day
• JCLC Cadet Weekly Training
• TBD Field Day Training

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• 1 MAY East Robeson Career Day
• 1 MAY Relay For Life Color Guard
• 5 MAY Navy Federal
• Award Night Date
• 7 MAY Color Guard Beta Club
• 8 MAY Service Learning
• 9 MAY LHS Field Day
• 11 MAY Honda Giveaway Color Guard
• 13 MAR LHS ASVAB
• 13 MAY Color Guard RCC Graduation Ceremony (10:00 am, 4:00 pm, & 6:00 pm)
• 14 MAY JROTC LHS Blood Drive
• 13/18 Cadet Challenge
• 20 May In class awards
• 20/21 MAY Battalion Picture
• 22 MAY Early College (10:00 am)
• 22 Senior LHS Awards (8:00 am)
• 26 Awards Day Rehearsal
• 28 MAY End of Year Potluck
• 29 MAY Awards Night

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MAY

JUN

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• 1-3 JUNE Turn In-Uniforms
• 3-8 JUNE Exam Week
• 9 JUNE Last Day of School
• 12 JUN Graduation
• 12-18 JUNE Preparation and Depart for JCLC

APR

MAR

Fairmont County Drill Meet

OIC: Drill/Color Guard Captains�

Who: Color Guard/Drill Team �

Uniforms: ASU�

Equipment - See AI for equipment�

What: Fairmount County Drill Meet

�When: 25 APR 2026

�Meet at: @6:30 IN THE CLASSROOM!!!�

Why: To Provide and Learn the Perspective of Mentorship and Community Service to Include the Ethical Values and Principles that Underlie Good Citizenship within our Community.

Safety!!!!!!

When designated as the Officer-In-Charge or Non-Commissioned Officer-In-Charge, you must know the following: Who, What, When, Where, Why and Safety

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In case you can no longer fulfill the duties of the OIC/ NCOIC, you are still in charge of being aware of what is happening and must brief the next OIC of the assignment that was originally assigned to you.

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What is Leadership?

What does Leadership mean to you?

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What are some examples of Leadership?

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Defining Leadership - Leadership is the ability to influence, lead, or guide others in order to accomplish a mission.

Effective leadership results from a leader’s ability to provide Purpose, Direction and Motivation.

Purpose gives subordinates the reason to act in order to achieve a desired outcome. Leaders should provide clear purpose for their followers and do that in a variety of ways.

Providing clear Direction involves communicating how to accomplish a mission: prioritizing tasks, assigning responsibility for completion, and ensuring subordinates understand the standard.

Motivation supplies the will to do what is necessary to accomplish a mission. Motivation comes from within, but is affected by others’ actions and words. A leader’s role in motivation is to understand the needs and desires of others, to align and elevate individual drives into team goals

Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

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Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET I-II Mentorship Worksheet

Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

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Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET Mentorship Worksheet

Mentorship Program Outcome

Mentoring is a powerful practice that facilitates learning, development and growth in individuals and organizations. The benefits of mentoring programs make it a valuable investment for companies as a way to unlock personal and professional skill development and advancement.

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Cadet Name_________________ Mentor Name_________________

LET Mentorship Worksheet

JROTC ASU Presentation

2SEPT 2026

Alpha, Bravo & Charlie Company

Gray Beret

• All Cadets - Berets Must be shaved and shaped by the cadet. If enlisted, cadets should wear the JROTC Cap Insignia with wreath centered horizontally on the flash.

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• Officer ranked cadets should have their rank centered horizontally on the flash instead of the wreath.

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• When worn, the edge binding should be 1 inch above the eyebrows and straight across forehead. The flash is also centered above the left eye. Hair should not extend below the front bottom edge of the beret. Female cadets must wear their hair in a bun.

Main Measurements used

Rank Insignia

• All Male/Female Cadets - Center Rank Insignia on the shoulder loop ⅝ inch from the outside shoulder seam.

JROTC Insignia/Torches and JROTC insignia

• Enlisted Male/Female Cadets - Place the torch centered on both lapels of the coat, parallel to the inside edge of each lapel; ⅝ inch above the notch for females and 1 inch above the notch for males.

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• Male/Female Cadet Officers - Center torch on both lapels 1 ¼ inches below the ROTC Insignia, with the centerline of the insignia bisecting the ROTC Insignia and parallel to the inside edge of the lapel. The ROTC Insignia is ⅝ inches above the notch on both lapels.

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Officers

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Nameplate

• All Male Cadets - Nameplate is worn centered left to right on the flap of the right breast pocket, and centered between the top of the button and the top of the pocket.

• All Female Cadets -

Nameplate is worn 1 to 2 inches above the top button of the coat and centered horizontally on the wearer’s right side.

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Female

Honor Unit with Distinctions/ HUD

• All Male Cadets - Center the HUD Insignia ¼ ich above the right breast pocket.

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• All Female Cadets - Center the HUD Insignia ¼ inch above the nameplate.

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• With Wreath - The Academic Achievement Wreath is centered ¼ inch above the right breast pocket/Nameplate with the star centered in the wreath.

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Female

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Unit Crest

• All Cadets - The Unit Crest will be worn ¼ inch above the HUD.

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Awards and Ribbons

• All Male Cadets - Center Ribbons ⅛ inch above the left breast pocket flap.

• All Female Cadets - Center Ribbons on the left side with the bottom row parallel to the bottom edge of the Nameplate.

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Female

Arc Pins/ Special Team Pins

• All Male Cadets - Center the arc pins between the bottom of the pocket flap and the bottom of the pocket. If more than one is worn, space them ⅛ inch between each arc.

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• All Female Cadets - Place the arc pins parallel to the waistline of the coat. Placement of the arc pins may be adjusted to conform to the individual figure difference. If more than one is worn, space them ⅛ inch between each arc.

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Female

Gigline and Socks

• Gig-line: Refers to the line formed by the uniform shirt opening, the edge of the belt buckle, and the zipper flap on the uniform trousers being aligned.

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• Socks: Only black socks are authorized in class A uniform.

Gigline

Regulation for Female

Females have 2 options for hairstyles:

• A Ponytail- CANNOT pass the shoulder blades
• A Bun- Diameter CAN’T be bigger than 3 inches

Nails and Hair must be neutral colors.

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Jewelry Allowed:

• Earrings - CANNOT exceed no more than ¼ of diameter, CANNOT dangle, multiple earrings NOT allowed.
• Only one ring allowed
• A watch
• Only necklace/ bracelets allowed must be for religious purposes.

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Jewelry Not Allowed:

• Nose studs are NOT allowed.
• Any unauthorized accessories on hair or wrist are not allowed.

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Regulations for Male

• Male sideburns can NOT be touching ears.
• Male hair length can NOT exceed 3 inches in length.
• No earrings while wearing any authorized Uniform.
• The ONLY facial hair allow is the Mustache.
• Mustache can not pass the end of the lips
• (No beard)

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Class B Uniform

No Jacket

No Necktie/Tab

Top button Unbuttoned

Common Questions Asked About The Uniform

When can I take off my jacket?

• In class when you get hot, you may take your jacket.
• When you are headed to the cafeteria, they may be left in class.

When do I wear my beret?

• Beret’s must always been worn outdoors, never indoors unless specified.

When can I take off my uniform in school?

• Uniform will be worn all day unless you have a class that requires you to change ( only Painting in Art, mixing chemicals in Chemistry, PE, Weightlifting Wielding, Dance and AG classes) after that class you must change back into the uniform if you still have classes after. If you have any of the following classes for your fourth period, you don't have to change back into your ASU.

What if I’m cold…?

• Hands are not allowed in the pockets no matter what.
• You may wear gloves (Black Gloves).
• You may have thermals or long sleeve tee underneath your Uniform

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Questions?

THE END :)

Name Tags

JROTC Insignia/Torches and JROTC insignia

Honor Unit with Distinctions/ HUD

Unit Crest

Station #1

Station #2

Station #3

Station #4

JROTC Classroom