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2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition First Annual Drill, Rifle 2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition First Annual Drill, Rifle/Pistol, and Endurance Meet Revised 21 Jan 2013 2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition TABLE OF CONTENTS: Uniform and Equipment Requirements……………………………………………………2 Informational Summary of Events and Maps……………………………………3 Operational Sequence of Events……………………………………………………………19 Grade and Score Sheets for All Events…………………………………………20 Local Billeting Information……………………………………………………………………24 Campus Parking Information………………………………………………………………………25 Miscellaneous Information…………………………………………………………………………26 1 Revised 21 Jan 2013 2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition Uniform and Equipment Requirements The uniform requirements for the events shall be as follows: Pre-Competition Social Event: The uniform for this event is appropriate civilian attire. Refer to MCO P1020.34G for further guidance. Competition Day: The service specific uniform for participants, graders, scorers, referees, and observers during nearly all events on competition day shall be United States Marine Corps (USMC) Woodland Marine Pattern (MARPAT) utilities with 8-point covers and United States Navy (USN) Working Uniform (NWUs) with 8-point covers (See itemized list below). One primary exception shall be the endurance phase of the competition, where male participants shall wear black or blue colored swim trunks or USN/USMC issued physical training (PT) shorts and female participants shall wear a black or blue colored, one-piece swimsuit. Reference the rules and guidelines for other minor uniform modifications for the endurance phase (event specific). a. (1) Utility 8-Point Cover (Service Specific Digital) b. (1) Utility blouses (Service Specific Digital) c. (1) Utility trousers (Service Specific Digital) d. (1) short sleeve undershirts (Service Specific Color) e. (1) PT undershorts (Blue or OD Green) or white underwear f. (1) Khaki belt (Service Specific Style) g. (1) Buckle (Service Specific Style) h. (1) Pairs of boot socks (OD Green, Black, C. Brown) i. (1) Pairs of boots (Gov’t Issued Boots, Service Specific) j. (1) Set of Boot blouses (Service Specific Color) k. (1-2) Appropriate collar Insignia (as required) 2 Revised 21 Jan 2013 2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition Informational Summary of Events The events associated with the 2013 Great Plains NROTC Competition (GPNC) shall be held from 1-2 March 2013. The following is a short, informational description of each event. See below for specific dates and times of each event. Social Event: A pre-competition social event shall be held between all units on 1 March 2013. The social event is designed to be a friendly, professional gathering, where members from all units meet, greet, and converse with each other during a mass, buffet style meal. This social gathering shall be located in a private room, floor, and bar at a popular dining establishment in downtown Lincoln, NE, within walking distance of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln (UNL) and most billeting accommodations. The Old Chicago Restaurant (826 P St Lincoln, NE 68508 Second floor area; 402-477-2277) in the historic Haymarket district of downtown, shall be the location of the pre-competition social event. See the maps below for more information on walking and driving directions. Individual units shall cover the cost of their own meals. The UNL NROTC shall be ordering a pizza/pasta buffet for all its attendees to include pizzas with various toppings, assorted pastas and salads, dessert, and non-alcoholic beverages (water, tea, coffee etc.). The buffet is offered at $11.95 per person (includes both a 20% gratuity and 7% sales tax). For a team of 25 individuals, this amounts to roughly $300. Attendees may pay as individuals or as a team. For either style of payment, please contact the UNL AMOI before 20 Feb 2013 (Master Sergeant Criswell (843)-822-6992) with your final number of attendees and your planned method of payment (individual vs team; cash vs check). This event is not mandatory, but highly encouraged; timely numbers enable UNL NROTC to order the correct amount of chow. The authorization for the consumption of alcohol shall be unit specific. However, all attendees shall follow the USN’s policy on the consumption of alcohol; refer to the Navy Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention (OPNAV 135F) program for more information on this policy. Additionally, units are responsible for conduct their own Operational Risk Management (ORM) assessments for the consumption of alcohol and the conduct of their attendees. 3 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Old Chicago Location for Social Event, 826 P St Lincoln, NE 68508, Second floor area; 402-477-2277 4 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Competition Event Location Map of the University of Nebraska Lincoln (City Campus) ***Important Landmarks are outlined in red Campus Rec Center Mable Lee Fields Mable Lee Pool Military And Naval Science Building UNL Union 5 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Close Up Street Map of Downtown Lincoln – Haymarket Area Important landmarks are in Purple Old Chicago - 826 P Street Lincoln, Nebraska 6 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Key Member Meeting: On the morning of and prior to the commencement of the competition, all student unit leaders, individual unit Assistant Marine Officer Instructors (AMOI) and Marine Officer Instructors (MOI), graders, scorers, and referees shall meet to confirm the day’s events in Midshipman Library of the Military and Naval Science Building. The competition OIC (UNL NROTC MOI) shall lead the meeting, reviewing all events, rules, regulations, confirming participants from all teams, and noting any changes (i.e. weather, chow, transportation, etc.). He shall also introduce all key personal, to include graders, scorers, and referees. A detailed safety brief shall be provided, along with an assessment of the local weather. In the event the weather does not support the outdoor phases of the competition, the final decision shall be made during this meeting to execute the inclement weather plan (indoor competition operations). Finally, a question and answer period shall be offered to all attendees prior to the end of the meeting. Note: Two UNL Midshipman Liaisons shall accompany each guest unit throughout the day to provide support identification and direction when needed. They shall attend this meeting to link up with unit leaders. Unit Inspection Phase: Each participating command shall execute a formal uniform and knowledge inspection, conducted by USMC NCOs and Staff NCOs from the greater Lincoln, NE Recruiting Area and Omaha Reserve Company. The inspection shall be executed in the UNL Campus Recreational Center indoor football field (Cook Pavilion). The inspection shall be “squad sized” and form into a single column of individuals, with a fixed total of 13 participants, with each member possessing an inert/demilitarized rifle. The squad shall consist of one unit leader and 12 squad members, one of which shall be female. In the event that a unit cannot supply the required number of students for this event, then they need to contact the UNL AMOI immediately (Master Sergeant Criswell (843)-822-6992). Authorized rifles for the competition are standard military type such as the M-1, M-14, M-16, and Springfield M1903. A guide shall carry a standard eight-foot (8’) staff with unit guide-on. The unit commander shall carry a sword. The team and the individual to receive the highest score shall receive an individual award for the inspection. The inspection shall count for 25% of the schools overall score. The required inspection knowledge shall be as follows: 7 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Chain of Command: Commander in Chief Honorable Mr. Obama Vice President Honorable Mr. Biden Secretary of Defense Honorable Dr. Panetta Secretary of the Navy Honorable Mr. Mabus Chief of Naval Master Chief Petty Operations Officer of the Navy Admiral Greenert Master Chief Stevens Commandant of Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps the Marine Corps General Amos Srgt Major Barrett Chief of Naval Education Rear Admiral Quin Commander of Naval Service Training Command Rear Admiral Mewbourne 8 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Leadership Traits: Justice Endurance Judgment Bearing Dependability Unselfishness Integrity Courage Decisiveness Knowledge Tact Loyalty Initiative Enthusiasm Naval Knowledge, History, and Commonly Used Terms: Port: Left Starboard: Right Deck: Ground or Deck of a ship Bulkheads: Walls Oldest Commissioned Ship in the Navy: USS Constitution (1798) Nickname of USS Constitution: "Old Ironsides" Depth of a fathom: Six feet Who names ships today: The Secretary of the Navy Birthday of the Navy: 13 October 1775 Year Founding of the Department of the Navy: 1798 Navy Official Colors: Blue and Gold Current Navy Seal adopted in year: 1959 Father of the Navy: John Paul Jones Father of the Nuclear Navy: Admiral Rickover Navy Fight Song: "Anchors Aweigh" Navy Hymn: “Eternal Father” Meaning behind symbols on the Navy Colors: -Eagle: National Defense -Anchor: Maritime Tradition -Ship at Sea: US Naval Service -Ship: USS Constitution Birthday of the Marine Corps: 10 November 1775 Birthplace of the Marine Corps: Tunn Tavern in Philadelphia, PA First Commandant of the Marine Corps: Captain Samuel Nichols Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps: General Archibald Henderson Meaning of the Blood Stripe: In memory of those who died at Chapultepec Meaning of Symbols on the Eagle, Globe, and Anchor: -Eagle: National Defense -Globe: Worldwide Service -Anchor: Maritime Tradition Mascot of the Marine Corps: English Bulldog Marine Corps Motto: “Semper Fidelis” Meaning of Semper Fidelis: "Always Faithful" Only two Marines to receive two Medals of Honor: Dan Daly and Smedley Butler 9 Revised 21 Jan 2013 Only Marine to receive five Navy Crosses: Lewis B. "Chesty" Puller Origin of the nickname Devil Dog: Given by German soldiers during World War I Origin of the nickname Leatherneck: Derived from the fact that Marines used to wear high leather collars to defend against sword slashes The Eleven General Orders of a Sentry 1. To take charge of this post and all government property in view. 2. To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert a observing everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
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