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Military Customs and Courtesies MIDN 2/C Smith, R. MIDN 2/C Broadwater, Z. 31 AUG 2006.

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Military Customs and Courtesies MIDN 2/C Smith, R. MIDN 2/C Broadwater, Z. 31 AUG 2006
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Military Customs and Courtesies

MIDN 2/C Smith, R.MIDN 2/C Broadwater, Z.31 AUG 2006

Objectives Know rank structures among all 4 branches

of service and how they are related.

Recognize Midshipmen ranks, as well as those of Army and Air Force Cadets

Know the Importance of following Chain of Command (CoC)

Briefly describe the two branches of the Chain of Command (CoC)

Objectives Briefly describe the roles & responsibilities

of key battalion billets.

Be able to identify and exhibit professionalism

Be able to exhibit proper etiquette around the unit

Become familiar with Military Customs

RANK STRUCTURES

“Never trust a private with a loaded weapon, or an officer with a map.”

-Anon

Rank Structures Midshipmen officer ranks are

indicated by gold bars worn on the collar or shoulder-boards

Army and Air Force cadet ranks can be found in the East Passageway

Rule of Thumb: If it is shiny, then salute!

Salute all Officers, Colors & Standards not cased.

Army Cadet Ranks

Army Cadets wear their rank on their collars EXCEPT while in BDU’s.

Rank is worn on the cover while in BDU’s

Army Cadet Ranks

Air Force Cadet Ranks

Air Force Cadet Insignia will be worn on either the collar or the shoulder-boards.

Chain of Command

“You know what the chain of command is? It's the chain I go get and beat you with 'til you understand who's in ruttin' command here.”

-Jayne, Firefly

What is Chain of Command?

The sequence of leadership in an organization who have direct authority

and primary responsibility for accomplishing the assigned unit’s

mission while caring for personnel and property in their charge.

Importance of Chain of Command

Essential for effective management, accountability, and a strong means of operation.

It  provides  a  method  of showing respect to the next senior person in the chain as well as a method of maintaining the integrity of the organization.

Midshipmen CoC

MIDN IN RANKS

SQUAD LEADER

PLATOON CO

COMPANY CO

BNXO

BNCO

ADMINISTRATIVE CoC

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Billet

Department Head Department Head Department Head

BNXO

BNCO

Professionalism

What is Professionalism?

The standing, practice, or methods of a professional, as distinguished from an amateur.

Entering Staff OfficesStand at attention and knock three (3) times

“Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening Sir/Ma’am/Gunnery Sergeant/ Senior Chief, MIDN (Your Name) request permission to enter/reporting as ordered/(state your purpose).”

SOUND OFF!!!

Wait till granted permission to enter, then come to attention in front of his desk.

If waiting outside, stand at parade rest.

Being Addressed By Staff

When addressed by a staff member, stand up at parade rest!!!

Addressing Staff

MIDN or Active Duty, address all staff and those appointed over you at every occasion.

Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening Sir/Ma’am/Gunnery Sergeant/ Senior

Chief.

Answering the Phone

“Good Morning/Afternoon/Evening University of Florida Navy ROTC, MIDN (your name), how may I help you?”

Raising and Lowering of the Flag

As soon as flag detail starts marching, stop where you are and stand at attention. When the flag is raised or lowered, if in uniform salute until detail has stepped off. If not in uniform stand at attention until detail has stepped off.

Any Questions????

Send it up your chain of Command!


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