NJROTC Leadership Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What is the most effective approach a leader can use to complete a task?

Inspire others to do it

Drive others to do it

Personally do it themselves

Combine the first three approaches (correct)

What does social grace in leadership primarily involve?

Focusing solely on mission objectives

Maintaining strict discipline at all times

Showing a sincere interest in team members (correct)

Delegating all responsibilities to subordinates

How is a company in NJROTC typically organized?

With two or more platoons, each having multiple squads (correct)

With only a CO and subordinate officers

Into multiple battalions without specific platoon structure

As a single large unit without divisions

Which leadership position is considered the highest in a company within NJROTC?

C/LCDR Signup and view all the answers

What aspect is crucial for leaders to understand when performing their duties?

The abilities of their followers and the immediate situation Signup and view all the answers

What is the first order given to the sentry?

Take charge of this post and all government property in view. Signup and view all the answers

Who is the Cadet Command Master Chief?

Cadet Broughton Signup and view all the answers

What should the sentry do if they see a fire or disorder?

Give the alarm in case of fire or disorder. Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT one of the orders to the sentry?

Give precedence to civilian requests over military orders. Signup and view all the answers

Who acts as the Secretary of the Navy?

The Honorable Toro Signup and view all the answers

Who is the Commander of the Naval Education and Training Command?

Rear Admiral Czerewko Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the responsibilities of the sentry during the night?

Be especially watchful and challenge all persons on or near my post. Signup and view all the answers

Who holds the position of the NJROTC Area Six Manager?

Captain Hupp Signup and view all the answers

What is the correct distance between ranks in inches?

40 inches Signup and view all the answers

Which rank corresponds to Navy - O3?

Lieutenant Signup and view all the answers

Which type of follower waits to be told what to do?

Dependent Follower Signup and view all the answers

What is the highest rank in the Navy?

Admiral Signup and view all the answers

Which quality is considered the number one quality of a good follower?

Loyalty Signup and view all the answers

What does situational leadership depend on?

The team members' skills and motivation Signup and view all the answers

Which follower type is characterized by negative behavior and complaining?

Alienated Follower Signup and view all the answers

How many readiness levels are there for team members?

4 levels Signup and view all the answers

Which rank corresponds to Marine - O6?

Colonel Signup and view all the answers

What is a defining characteristic of an effective follower?

Honesty Signup and view all the answers

What is one of the characteristics of the telling leadership style?

Close supervision with specific instructions Signup and view all the answers

What would be an example of a survivor follower?

Does the minimum needed to avoid trouble Signup and view all the answers

What is the rank of a Navy officer at O5?

Commander Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a factor that determines follower readiness?

Experience Signup and view all the answers

What headgear can officers and chiefs wear but not cadets below?

Combination cap Signup and view all the answers

Which individual has the authority to make changes to the NJROTC uniform?

NJROTC Area manager Signup and view all the answers

How far above the ribbons should service stars be placed?

1/4 inch Signup and view all the answers

What item is NOT authorized to be exposed when wearing the uniform?

Tattoos Signup and view all the answers

What color is the chin strap on an officer’s combination cover?

Gold Signup and view all the answers

When should the Guidon Bearer use the 'V' grip?

At order arms Signup and view all the answers

What is the command that causes the desired command to be executed?

Command of execution Signup and view all the answers

At what cadence is double time referred to?

180 steps per minute Signup and view all the answers

What must the chin not do concerning the collar according to uniform regulations?

Touch the collar Signup and view all the answers

What is the basic military position from which most other drill movements are executed?

Attention Signup and view all the answers

What is the command given to execute a halt for a platoon?

Platoon, HALT Signup and view all the answers

How is a command that indicates a movement along with its direction described?

Preparatory command Signup and view all the answers

What NJROTC ribbon is awarded yearly to one cadet in each year group for having the highest overall GPA?

Honor cadet Signup and view all the answers

What is the distance to place female name tags and ribbons from the shoulder seam?

6 1/4 inches Signup and view all the answers

What is the primary focus of the 'selling' leadership style?

Close supervision with opportunities for clarification Signup and view all the answers

Which trait emphasizes putting the needs of the team before personal interests?

Selflessness Signup and view all the answers

What does effective leadership require in relation to team members' capabilities?

Understanding team members' abilities and limits Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a primary factor to consider in leadership situations?

Team Member Personalities Signup and view all the answers

A decisive leader is characterized by which of the following capabilities?

Making sound and timely decisions Signup and view all the answers

What quality involves having moral and mental strength to confront challenges?

Courage Signup and view all the answers

Which leadership style allows team members to share in ideas and decision making?

Supporting style Signup and view all the answers

What is the importance of maintaining integrity as a leader?

To maintain the highest personal and professional standards Signup and view all the answers

What does self-discipline in leadership facilitate?

Dependability without external enforcement Signup and view all the answers

In leadership, what is the 'Decisiveness' trait primarily related to?

Gathering and evaluating information for timely decisions Signup and view all the answers

What does the trait of loyalty in leadership signify?

Faithfulness to superiors and acknowledging others' contributions Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following should leaders avoid when making decisions?

Deciding without regard for others' reactions Signup and view all the answers

What does military bearing in leadership mean?

Maintaining a professional appearance and conduct Signup and view all the answers

How does humor contribute to effective leadership?

It can ease tension and boost team morale Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Sentry Duty Orders

Order 1: Take charge of post and government property.
Order 2: Walk post alertly, observing all activity within sight/hearing range.
Order 3: Report all violations of orders.
Order 4: Repeat calls from distant posts.
Order 5: Only leave post when relieved.
Order 6: Obey and relay orders from CO, duty officer, officers of the watch, and petty officers, only.
Order 7: Speak only on duty.
Order 8: Sound alarm in case of fire/disorder.
Order 9: Contact officer of the deck in any other situations.
Order 10: Salute all officers and uncased flags/standards.
Order 11: Be exceptionally watchful at night and when challenging, challenging all individuals.

Chain of Command

Cadet Commanding Officer: Cadet Lieutenant Commander Washburn
Cadet Executive Officer: Cadet Lieutenant Stone
Cadet Command Master Chief: Cadet Broughton
Cadet Operations Officer: Cadet Morgan
Cadet Admin Officer: Cadet Mosely
Cadet Supply Officer: Cadet Whitted
Cadet Training Officer: Cadet Stone
Cadet Education Officer: Cadet Lewis
Cadet Public Affairs Officer: Cadet Wright
Cadet Community Service Officer: Cadet Washburn
Cadet First Lieutenant: Cadet West
Cadet Chaplin: Cadet Davis
President of the United States: The Honorable Biden
Secretary of Defense: The Honorable Austin
Secretary of the Navy: The Honorable Toro
Chief of Naval Operations: Admiral Franchetti
Commander, Naval Education and Training Command: Rear Admiral Czerewko
Commander, Naval Service Training Command: Captain Mattingly
NJROTC Area Six Manager: Captain Hupp
SNSI South Aiken NJROTC: Colonel Davis
Master Chief Petty Officer: James Honea
Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps: Carols A. Ruiz
Secretary of State: Anthony Blinken

Uniform Regulations

Headgear

Combination Cap: Authorized for officers and chiefs, but not cadets.

Uniform Restrictions

Exposed Articles: No articles may be exposed.

Uniform Changes

NJROTC Area Manager: Only the NJROTC Area Six Manager can make uniform changes.

General Uniform Requirement

Navy Uniform: The uniform the SNSI directs you to wear is the Navy uniform

Hair

Collar Contact: Hair may not touch the collar.

Accessories

Barrettes: Authorized, but must match hair style.
Earrings: One small silver or gold ball earring per ear (for females) only.
Male Sideburns: Maximum length is the middle of the ears.
Necklaces: Not authorized unless not visible.

Combination Cover Chin Strap

Color Guard: Black chin strap for color guard.
Officer's Cover: Gold chin strap.

Cadets

Name Tags and Ribbons: Placed 6 1/4 inches from the shoulder seam (for females).
Service Star Placement: 1/4 inch above ribbons.

Ribbon Awarding

Bronze Star (2nd): Awarded after 3rd ribbon.
Silver Star (2nd): Awarded after 4th ribbon.
Gold Star (2nd): Awarded after 5th ribbon.
Bronze Star (3rd): Awarded after 7th ribbon
Silver Star (3rd): Awarded after 8th ribbon
Gold Star (3rd): Awarded after 9th ribbon
Honor Cadet: Awarded to cadet with highest GPA in year group.

Drill

Guidon Bearer

V Grip: Used at "Order Arms."
Carry Guidon: Use a strong grip.
Carry to Order Counts: Two counts
Order to Carry Counts: Two counts
Display Time: Normally displayed when carried in formation.

Drill Movements

Cadence: Rhythmic rate of march at uniform step.
Double Time: 180 steps per minute, 36 inches.
Rank: Line of cadets side-by-side.
Normal Time: 112-120 steps per minute, 30 inches.

Commands

Preparatory Command: Indicates movement, potentially directional.
Command of Execution: Executes the desired movement.
Combined Command: Preparatory and execution commands combined.

Examples

Preparatory Commands: "AT EASE," "REST," "FALL IN."
Forward March: "FORWARD" is preparatory, "MARCH" is execution.
Right Face: "RIGHT" is preparatory, "FACE" is execution.

Step Length

Right Step/Left Step: 30 inches
Half Step: 15 inches
Quick Time Step: 30 inches
Double Time Step: 36 inches.

Positions

Attention: Basic military position from which many execute.
Positions of Rest: Rest, Parade Rest, At Ease, and Fall Out.
Salute Count: Hand salute execution takes one count.
Platoon Halt: "Platoon, HALT".
Armed Drill Double Time: Rifle held across the body.
Drill Cadence: 112 – 120 steps/minute.

Additional Drill Notes

Facing/Marching Movement with Attention: Execute movement with "trail arms" position.
Trail Arms Count: One count.
Parade Rest Count: One count.
Present Arms From Positions: Right shoulder arms and order arms.

Changing Positions

Port to Order Arms: 3 counts.
Present to Order Arms: 2 Counts.
Port to Present Arms: 1 count.
Inspection Arms: 4 counts.
Port to Left Shoulder Arms: 2 counts.
Order to Left Shoulder Arms: 5 counts.
Left Shoulder Arms to Port Arms: 2 counts.
Right Shoulder Arms to Order Arms: 4 counts.
Port to Right Shoulder Arms: 2 counts.
Order to Right Shoulder Arms: 5 counts.
Right Shoulder Arms to Port Arms: 3 counts.
Left Shoulder Arms to Order Arms: 4 counts.
Salute Commands: Right and left shoulder and order arms.
Canceling Order: "As you were."
Command Quality: A command with snap inspires immediate and precise action.
Rank Distance: 40 inches between ranks.

Navy/Marine Corps Ranks

(Lists provided for reference)*

Leadership: Followership

Effective Followership: Active role, seeks responsibility, supports team objectives, and offers suggestions.
Alienated Followers: Negative, critical, questioning.
Dependent Followers: Wait for instructions, do as told.
Survivor Followers: Minimal involvement, avoid trouble.
Good Follower Qualities: Loyalty, smarts (know job and leader's), initiative, common sense.

Readiness Factors

Readiness Level 1: Unable, unwilling (lacks skills/confidence).
Readiness Level 2: Unable, willing (needs guidance).
Readiness Level 3: Able, unwilling (lacks confidence or motivation).
Readiness Level 4: Able, willing (most effective).

Effective Follower Traits

Honesty: Integrity, trustworthiness.
Avoid Gripes/Whining: Constructive, prevents undermining.
Decisiveness: Make needed decisions.
Enthusiasm: Positive & energetic approach.
Flexibility: Adaptable to new strategies and feedback.

Leadership Styles

Telling (Directing): Leader provides specific instructions, closely supervises.
Selling (Coaching): Leader supervises, provides explanations/clarification.
Participating (Supporting): Leader supports efforts, shares ideas & responsibility.
Delegating: Leader turns over responsibility and follows up.

Leadership Etiquette

Responsibility: Leadership is about responsibility, not popularity.
Teamwork: Successful leaders require team support.
Adaptability: Flexible leadership approach based on situation.

Leadership Situation Factors

Mission: Define goals and tasks for each team member.
People: Understand team members' abilities and limitations.
Leadership Style: Adapt style to the situation & people.
Environment: Flexible approach for changing situations.

Effective Leaders

Integrity: Adherence to values and standards. Treating all equitably.
Loyalty: Faithfulness to all.
Commitment: Dedicated to team success.
Energy: Enthusiastic, proactive approach.
Decisiveness: Making timely, informed decisions.
Selflessness: Team/mission first above personal gain.

Personal Leader Qualities

Courage: Confront tough situations.
Responsibility: Acceptance of success & failure accountability.
Example Setting: Demonstrate desired conduct.
Self-Discipline: Adherence to rules & standards without external pressure.
Self-Confidence: Self-awareness and decisiveness.

General Leadership Qualities

Sense of Humor: Uses humor appropriately.
Tact: Professional treatment of others.
Common Sense: Appropriate treatment of others.

Leadership Decisions

Making Choices: Consider perspectives and potential ramifications.

Leadership Qualifications

Achievement: Industriousness and result-oriented.
Decisiveness: Gathering info, analyzing, making sound decisions.
Personal Appearance: Represent professional standards.
Military Bearing: Professional and respectful conduct.
Communication: Clear verbal and written communication.
Imagination: Creative solutions and improvement.
Job Knowledge: Extensive knowledge.
Performance Manner: Understand self, team, mission, and situation.
Social Grace: Genuine interest in team members' concerns.
Personal Behavior: High standards and integrity.

Opportunities in NJROTC

Company Organization: 100-150 cadets, CO (C/LCDR), XO, OPS, ADMIN, SUPPO.
Battalion Organization: 150-300 cadets, CO (C/CDR), XO, OPS, ADMIN, SUPPO.

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