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Meet the Team!
Drill Team Commander: Cadet Moskalev
Commander of unarmed basic, armed basic, and unarmed exhibition drill
Email: moskalev1604@gmail.com
Co-Commander: Cadet Reiter
Commander of armed exhibition drill
Email: 382936@guhsd.net
Mobile: (619) 902-8141
Interested in joining a team or have questions? Contact one of our commanders above!
Practice Times
Monday: Unarmed Regulation
Tuesday: Unarmed Exhibition
Wednesday: N/A
Thursday: Armed Regulation
Friday: Armed Exhibition
All Drill Team practices are after school from 1545-1730. Cadets will meet at the House with a water bottle. Attire for practices before and after school will always be PT gear unless informed otherwise.
Let your commander know about absences beforehand.
What is Drill Team?
What is Drill Team?
Our NJROTC Drill Team is a group of cadets who proudly represent our unit, school, and military through complex performances that require teamwork, discipline, bearing, and confidence. We sharpen our cadets' knowledge and marching abilities to the fullest extent, often demonstrating our capabilities by competing against other NJROTC drill teams at both regional and national drill meets.
Our NJROTC Drill Team is a group of cadets who proudly represent our unit, school, and military through complex performances that require teamwork, discipline, bearing, and confidence. We sharpen our cadets' knowledge and marching abilities to the fullest extent, often demonstrating our capabilities by competing against other NJROTC drill teams at both regional and national drill meets.
Why We Drill
Why We Drill
Discipline and Precision— Drill teaches self-discipline, attention to detail, and focus. Cadets learn to follow commands quickly and accurately, skills that are vital in both military and civilian life.
Discipline and Precision— Drill teaches self-discipline, attention to detail, and focus. Cadets learn to follow commands quickly and accurately, skills that are vital in both military and civilian life.
Teamwork and Unity— Marching and moving in sync requires everyone to work together. It builds camaraderie, trust, and unit pride because success depends on each member doing their part.
Teamwork and Unity— Marching and moving in sync requires everyone to work together. It builds camaraderie, trust, and unit pride because success depends on each member doing their part.
Leadership Development— Drill provides opportunities for cadets to lead others through giving commands and organizing formations. It builds confidence, authority, and the ability to communicate clearly under pressure.
Leadership Development— Drill provides opportunities for cadets to lead others through giving commands and organizing formations. It builds confidence, authority, and the ability to communicate clearly under pressure.
Presentation and Competitions— Many NJROTC units participate in drill competitions that test precision, bearing, and teamwork. It’s also used in ceremonies and parades to represent the school and the Navy proudly.
Presentation and Competitions— Many NJROTC units participate in drill competitions that test precision, bearing, and teamwork. It’s also used in ceremonies and parades to represent the school and the Navy proudly.
Demonstrations of Drill
Unarmed Regulation
Unarmed Regulation
Unarmed basic drill that demonstrates the discipline, sharpness, pride, and coordination of a platoon while marcing.
Armed Regulation
Armed Regulation
Armed basic drill demonstrates the discipline, sharpness, pride, and the ability to maneuver a rifle within a platoon while marching.
D580A77E-0226-4B09-9A9E-4C0D069FF042.mp4Unarmed Exhibition
Unarmed Exhibition
Unarmed ex is a performance based event that showcases precision, discipline, and creativity without the need of rifles or swords. Cadets rely solely on their bodies to execute complex movements, sharp marching, rhythmic stomps, and coordinated claps that highlight both teamwork and military bearing.
Armed Exhibition
Armed Exhibition
Armed exhibition is a performance that consists of flipping, spinning, and maneuvering rifles combined with complex marching and coordinated movements. Armed ex demonstrates discpline, teamwork, and extraordinary military bearing.
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