JROTC- Chapter 14
WAHS JROTC white book questions.
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- What are the symptoms of Heat Exhaustion?
- Headache or dizziness, poor vision, cold and clammy skin, and profuse sweating.
- How do you detect a Broken Back?
- Ask the person to move their legs.
- Why do we Salute?
- The salute is an act of recognition between military members.
- Where is the point of Honor on the United States Flag?
- The blue field.
- What is your Second General Order?
- I will obey my special orders and perform all my duties in a military manner.
- Where and when do you salute Outdoors?
- Six to thirty steps; or upon recognition; or when eye to eye contact is made, and to the National Colors when uncased.
- When do you salute the "Colors"?
- Six steps before and six steps past the colors. The same applies when the colors are passing by you.
- What is your Third General Order?
- I will report violations of my special orders, emergencies and anything not covered in my instructions to the Commander of the Relief.
- Who salutes First?
- The junior in rank always salutes first. All salutes should be returned.
- SPECIAL ORDERS
- are established by the Commanding Officer and differ for various posts, depending upon the nature of the area being guarded.
- What are the 4 Life Saving Steps?
- (1) Clear the airway (2) Stop the bleeding (3) Protect the wound (4) Treat for shock
- What is your First General Order?
- I will guard everything within the limits of my post and quit my post only when properly relieved.
- What is "COMMAND"?
- Command in the authority of a person in the military service lawfully exercises over subordinates by virtue of rank, assignment, or position.
- What is Tact?
- Tact is the ability to deal with others without creating bad feelings.
- When do you salute Indoors?
- Normally there is no exchange of salutes indoors. However, you must salute to an inspecting officer or when reporting to a visiting officer; or when summoned by an officer.
- What are the symptoms of Heat Stroke?
- Weakness, headache, vomiting, skin flushed and dry, and delirium to unconsciousness.
- What is Military Leadership?
- Military leadership In the process of influencing people in such a manner as to accomplish the mission.
- What are the types of Fractures?
- Open and closed.