Cadet Info

Cadet Reference Key:

Pg. 1 - Cadet Creed

Pg. 2 - Cadet Rank/Battalion Organization

Pg. 3 - Ribbon and Awards

Pg. 4 - Badges and Devices

Pg. 6 - How to wear Class A (Female)

Pg. 7 - How to wear Class A (Male)/How to wear Class B (Female & Male)

Pg. 10/11 - How to wear ACU

Pg. 13 - How to fold the Flag

Pg. 17 - Army Values

Pg. 18/21 - Stationary Movements

Pg. 41 - P.T Qualification Standards

Army JROTC Cadet Ranks, Creed, Phonetic Alphabet, and Military Time

Cadet Ranks

JROTC Ranks include both enlisted and officer ranks. An easy way to remember this is the enlisted ranks are for leaders that are in charge of command, and officers, oversee the staff positions. There are 16 total ranks of which 10 are enlisted and 5 are officers.

Cadet Creed

The JROTC Creed consists of 9 lines which should be memorized in case of formation questions and basic JROTC knowledge.

Phonetic Alphabet

In the Phonetic Alphabet, some words are pronounced differently than how they appear.

Military Time

For Military Time, if it is in the morning, it will always have a zero at the beginning and if it is in the afternoon it will end with zeroes. And to make it easy, you can always subtract 12 from the civilian time to obtain your military time.

AR 670-1 Female and Male Hair Regulation

(Ch. 3, Pg. 5-10)

Female:

Length: No longer than bottom of the shirt collar

Must not interfere with the proper wearing of headgear, cannot be too full or too high on the head
Pins, cobs, barrattes, elastic hairbands, etc. must be plain, similar in color to your hair, and not too large.
Hair color and highlights must look natural
Long hair in front must be secured at the ends

Male:

Hair must not touch the ears, eyebrows, or top of shirt collar
It may not be more than 1 1/4 inches in bulk (thickness)
Hair must be tapered in sudes and the back (curving to the ends)
Must not interfere with the wearing of the Army JROTC headgear
You may not have designs cut in your hair
No unusual dyes or colors that constrat with natural hair color

How to Place Awards on Your Stole

Here is a picture guide on how to place ribbons, medals, arcs, etc., on the stole. As pictured, you can place a piece of cardboard on the back of the stole for better stability for your awards.

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