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Table of Contents The Air Force Junior ROTC Cadet Creed ........................................................................ 3 Admission Standards and Disenrollment ......................................................................... 4 Introduction to Harry S. Truman ...................................................................................... 5 Character Development ................................................................................................... 6 Cadet Corps Honor Code ................................................................................................ 7 Core Values ..................................................................................................................... 7 What Air Force JROTC Expects From You ..................................................................... 8 JROTC Grading Policy .................................................................................................. 10 Academic Standards ..................................................................................................... 11 Attendance .................................................................................................................... 11 Reserve Cadet Participation .......................................................................................... 11 Prohibition on Physical Discipline and Hazing ............................................................... 12 AFJROTC Classroom Assertive Discipline Plan and Classroom Procedures .......... 13-15 Adopt A Study System ................................................................................................... 16 Study Habits .................................................................................................................. 16 Reading ......................................................................................................................... 17 Reading for Study .......................................................................................................... 17 Effective Listening ......................................................................................................... 18 Note Taking .............................................................................................................. 18-19 Test-Taking Skills ..................................................................................................... 19-20 Growth and Leadership Opportunities ........................................................................... 21 Cadet Ranks .................................................................................................................. 21 Privileges of Rank .......................................................................................................... 22 Cadet Promotions and Job Assignments ....................................................................... 22 The Rook Sysyem ......................................................................................................... 23 Teams, Club, and Corps Activities ............................................................................ 23-24 CyberPatriot................................................................................................................... 24 Military Courtesies ......................................................................................................... 25 Guidelines For Saluting ................................................................................................. 25 Reporting Procedures .................................................................................................... 26 Personal and Associated Courtesies ........................................................................ 26-27 Personal Appearance, Mannerisms, and Conversation ................................................. 27 Military Bearing .............................................................................................................. 27 The Uniform ................................................................................................................... 28 History of the Uniform .................................................................................................... 28 Uniform Wear ................................................................................................................ 29 Uniform Cleaning ........................................................................................................... 29 Enforcement of Uniform Wear ....................................................................................... 29 General Uniform Guidelines ..................................................................................... 30-32 Female Male Cadet Guidelines ..................................................................................... 33 Belt ................................................................................................................................ 33 Airman Battle Uniform (ABU) .................................................................................... 33-34 Physical Training Gear (PTG) Uniform .......................................................................... 34 Proper Way to Tie a Tie ............................................................................................ 35-36 1 Air Force JROTC Badges ......................................................................................... 37-38 Air Force JROTC Rank Insignias ................................................................................... 39 Cadet Male Head Gear .................................................................................................. 40 Cadet Femail Head Gear ............................................................................................... 41 Cadet Beret Headgear ................................................................................................... 42 ABU Illustration .............................................................................................................. 43 Cadet ABU Head Gear .................................................................................................. 44 Light Weight Jacket Illustration ...................................................................................... 45 Male Service Coat Illustration ........................................................................................ 46 Female Service Coat Illustration .................................................................................... 47 Male Blue Shirt Illustration ............................................................................................. 48 Female Blue Shirt Illustration ......................................................................................... 49 Flight Suit (Male and Female)........................................................................................ 50 Semi-Formal Dress Uniform .......................................................................................... 51 Sample Exhibition Uniform ....................................................................................... 52-53 Sample Uniform Pictures .......................................................................................... 54-56 U.S. Air Force History .................................................................................................... 57 U.S. Air Force Academy ................................................................................................ 57 The U.S. Air Force JROTC History ................................................................................ 58 NY-20011 History .......................................................................................................... 58 The U.S. Air Force (Song) ............................................................................................. 59 U.S. Air Force Blue (Song) ............................................................................................ 60 The Phonetic Alphabet .................................................................................................. 61 Military Time .................................................................................................................. 61 United States Air Force Ranks ...................................................................................... 62 LE 100 Course Syllabus ................................................................................................ 63 LE 200 Course Syllabus ................................................................................................ 69 LE 300 Course Syllabus ................................................................................................ 75 LE 400 Course Syllabus ................................................................................................ 82 Drill and Ceremonies Cumulative Course Syllabus ....................................................... 88 Health and Wellness Course Syllabus ........................................................................... 93 AS 100: Milestones in Aviation History Syllabus........................................................... 97 AS 200: The Science Of Flight: A Gateway to New Horizons Syllabus ...................... 103 AS 300: Exploring Space: The High Frontier Syllabus ............................................... 109 AS 410: Survive and Return Syllabus .........................................................................
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