Charleston County
School District
Warrior Challenge
2016
Objective: For Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps Units to compete in competitions of drill,
physical fitness, academics, drone, and marksmanship.
Location: The Warrior Challenge (hereby referred to as “the meet”) will be held at Wando
High School at 1000 Warrior Way in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. The meet will take place
on 12 November 2016 and will start at 0800.
In-Processing: Participating units will be briefed at 0800 on 12 November 2016. On arrival
(Please be here no later than 7:30), participating units will be directed towards their
assigned classrooms. Subsequently teams will be directed to proceed to the Performing
Arts Center. Here they will be briefed on the events of the day and will be given a drill,
academic, physical training, drone, and marksmanship schedule.
Competitive Events: The meet will consist of a physical fitness portion, a drill portion, an
academic, a drone portion, and a marksmanship portion. It is suggested that participating cadets
only participate in one portion due to times overlapping.
Uniform of the Day: Cadets participating in the drill and academic portions are required to
wear their open collar uniforms. Service Coat uniforms may also be used for Color Guard.
Cadets in the physical training portion of the meet are required to wear ABU/ACUs or other
service utility uniforms (they must all be wearing the same uniform). The Service designated
utility uniform MAY be worn during Exhibition Drill events. Drone teams must wear open
collar uniform designated to their branch. Marksmanship teams may wear khakis and their
school shirt, please ensure all people on the teams are matching. Failure to comply with the
uniform of the day may result in disqualification.
Injuries and Damage: EMT specialists will be on-hand in the event of an injury or an
emergency.
Personal Property: Each participating unit will be assigned a classroom to meet and in which
possessions may be kept. Wando High School and the Wando High School AFJROTC are not
responsible for any items lost or stolen during the meet.
Restricted Areas: Participating units, cadets, and instructors may not access any areas not
authorized by Wando High School instructors or cadets as well as the scoring area. Cadets
found in marked off restricted areas will have their units penalized or disqualified.
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Food: The Wando High School AFJROTC Booster Club will be selling meals. There are also
nearby fast food restaurants such as Chik-fil-a , McDonalds and Jersey Mikes.
Itinerary
0730: Units arrive at Wando High School (Proceed to assigned classrooms)
0800: Briefing (Performing Arts center)
0845: Beginning of drill, academic, PT, aero, and marksmanship events
1100: Beginning of lunch break in cafeteria (all competitors may have lunch at their discretion
any time as soon as the vendors are in place)
1415: End of all events
1500: Awards Ceremony (Performing Arts Center)
1530: Units depart from Wando High School
*May Be Subject to Change*
Table of Contents
Drill……………………………………………………………...……Page 4
Raider Challenge…………………………………………….………..Page 35
Academics………………………………………………………....….Page 48
Marksmanship…………………………………………………….….Page 49
Aeronautics…………………………………………………………...Page 51
Registration……………………………………………………….….Page 58
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DRILL
Events: There will be 12 events in the drill portion of the meet:
Color Guard
Individual Regulation Armed
Element/Squad Regulation Armed
Flight/Platoon Regulation Armed
Element/Squad Regulation Unarmed
Flight/Platoon Regulation Unarmed
Exhibition Individual Armed
Exhibition Duo Armed
Exhibition Element/Squad Armed
Exhibition Flight/Platoon Armed
Exhibition Element/Squad Unarmed
Exhibition Flight/Platoon Unarmed
Judging: All drill events will be judged by local service members from all branches as well as
Citadel Rifle Legion Cadets. Judging will be based on a scoring system outlined in each event’s
SOP.
Weapons: All dummy and drill rifles are allowed for drill portions as well as sabres. All
members participating in an event must use the same type of weapon. Weapons MUST be
secured and accounted for at all times. Each school is responsible for their own weapons.
Penalties: A Quantitative penalty (or disqualification from a specific event or the meet*) may
be given for the following discrepancies, along with discrepancies outlined in each event:
● Being late for a drill event.
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● *Attempts to confront the judges in order to influence the outcome or grading of an
event.
● *Entering the scoring area without authorized permission by an authorized Wando High
School cadet or instructor.
● *Unsportsmanlike actions or conduct that may be deemed inappropriate by an instructor
or judge.
Awards: There will be awards given for third, second, and first place of each drill event
15 Count Explanation: the sequence of “15 Count Manual Arms” begins at
Order Arms, and proceeds on to...
Port Arms
Present Arms
Port Arms
Right Shoulder Arms
Port Arms
Left Shoulder Arms
Port Arms
Order Arms
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Drill Pad Diagram
1 –Reg. Sqd Unarmed/Ex. Platoon Unarmed
2 – Reg. Sqd Armed /Ex. Platoon Armed
3 – Color Guard/ Practice pad in the afternoon
4 – Reg. Platoon Armed/Ex. Sqd Unarmed
5 – Reg. Individual Armed/Ex Duo Armed
6 – Reg. Platoon Unarmed/Ex Sqd Armed
7– Practice pad all day
8–Ex Individual Armed
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Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Regulation Individual Armed
School: _______________________
Unit#: ____
Judge:____________________
Cadet’s Name: _____________________
Fall in (on head Judge) Not Graded
Present Arms
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Report In
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Order Arms
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Port Arms
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Order Arms
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Right Shoulder Arms
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Left Shoulder Arms
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Order Arms
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Parade Rest
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Attention
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Left Face
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About Face
0
Right Shoulder Arms
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Forward March
0
To the Rear
0
Left Shoulder Arms
0
Left Flank
0
Right Flank
0
To the Rear
0
Individual Halt
0
Order Arms
0
Left Face
0
Present Arms
0
Report Out
0
Order Arms
0
Dismissed
0
Exit Field (not graded)
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Possible Points: 130
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Total Points:
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) ________
Judge’s Signature____________________________
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGULATION INDIVIDUAL DRILL ARMED
1.
Drill Area is 50 x 50 feet.
2.
Another cadet will call all commands for the competing cadet; with the exception of reporting in and
out.
3.
Delay commands to allow judges time to score except when marching.
4.
The Head Judge will signal the cadet to move into the drill area. The cadet will position him/herself
approximately 6-9 steps in front of the head judge and at the position of “Present Arms.” The cadet then reports
in by saying “Sir/Ma’am, Cadet _____ of (unit name) # __ requests permission to use your drill area for
Regulation Individual Drill.” After receiving permission to continue, the commanding cadet will call all
commands until the competing cadet reports out.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION POINTS
Tardiness or Unpreparedness
10
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Improper Conduct
10
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Exceeded Drill boundaries
10
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Improper Drill Sequence
10
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Incorrect Cadence (too fast or too slow)
10
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TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Regulation Element/Squad Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Five second pause after all ITALIC, BOLD, UPPERCASE COMMANDS
NOTE TO JUDGES - Cadet Commander WILL NOT MOVE to check cadet alignment
Report In
Parade Rest
Squad Attention
Count Off
Close Interval March
NORMAL INTERVAL MARCH
Dress Right Dress
Ready Front
Four Steps to the Left March
Right Face
Right Shoulder Arms
Forward March
Half Step March
Squad Halt
Forward March
Column Right March
Squad Halt
Forward March
Left Shoulder Arms
SQUAD HALT
Right Shoulder Arms
Forward March
Change Step March
Column Right March
Rear March
Left Shoulder Arms
Rear March
SQUAD HALT
Forward March
Right Flank March
Left Flank March
Column Right March
Column Half Right March
Right shoulder arms
Column Half Right March
Rear March
SQUAD HALT
Order Arms
Right Face
Report Out
Overall Impression
Possible points:
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220
Total Points:
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Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) ____
Judge’s Signature_________________________
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGULATION ELEMENT/SQUAD DRILL ARMED
1.
Drill Area is 100 x 100 feet. Element/Squad size is 6 to 12 cadets, excluding Element/Squad
leader.
2.
The Element/Squad will drill in single file with the Element/Squad leader outside the
Element/Squad during the entire routine.
3.
Basic drill movements and commands will be in accordance with the drill manual of the
respective service.
4.
The drill sequence must be committed to memory and called by the Element/Squad leader with a
delay for grading purposes except while marching.
5.
The Element/Squad leader will either carry a rifle or a sword/saber, and must be carried/used in
accordance with the respective services drill manual.
6.
The Element/Squad leader will move his/her Element/Squad into the designated drill area,
stopping and centering the Element/Squad 6-9 spaces in front of the head judge. The Element/Squad
leader will bring the Element/Squad to attention, order "Present Arms" and report in as follows:
"Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area for Regulation Armed
Element/Squad competition." After any direction and or permission are given, the Element/Squad
leader then completes the drill routine.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION POINTS
Tardiness or Unpreparedness
10
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Improper Conduct
10
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Exceeded Drill boundaries
10
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Less than 6 Cadets
10
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Improper Drill Sequence
10
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Incorrect Commands
10
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Gave commands from notes
10
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Incorrect Cadence (too fast or too slow)
10
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TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Regulation Flight/Platoon Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Five second pause after all ITALIC, BOLD, UPPERCASE COMMANDS
NOTE TO JUDGES - Cadet Commander WILL NOT MOVE to check cadet alignment
Report In
Dress Right Dress
READY FRONT
Parade Rest
Platoon Attention
15 Count Manual Arms
Count Off
Open Ranks March
Close Ranks March
Left Step March
PLATOON HALT
Right Step March
Platoon Halt
Left Face
About Face
Right Shoulder Arms
Forward March
Column Right March
Column Right March
Column Right March
Left Flank March
Right Flank March
Column Left March
Rear March
Rear March
PLATOON HALT
Port Arms
File From the Left March
Platoon Halt
Column of 3 to the Right March
Column Left March
Column Left March
Right Shoulder Arms
PLATOON HALT
Column Left March
Column ½ Left March
Column ½ Left March
Column Left March
Rear March
Reach March
Eyes Right
Ready Front
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Left Shoulder Arms
Right Shoulder Arms
Column Right March
PLATOON HALT
Forward March
Right Flank March
Platoon Halt
Report Out
Overall Impression
Exit area (not graded)
Commander’s Score
Possible points:
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1
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4
2
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12
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16
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205
Total Points:
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Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) ____
Judge’s Signature_________________________
SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGULATION FLIGHT/PLATOON DRILL ARMED
1.
Drill Area is 100 x 100 feet. Flight/Platoon size is 12 to 50, including commander.
2.
The Flight/Platoon will drill in accordance with the drill manual of their respective service with
the drill sequence committed to memory by the Flight/Platoon leader.
3.
The Flight/Platoon leader will either carry a rifle or a sword/saber, and must be carried/used in
accordance with the respective services drill manual.
4.
The Flight/Platoon leader will move his/her Flight/Platoon into the designated drill area,
stopping and centering the Flight/Platoon 6-9 spaces in front of the head judge. The Flight/Platoon
leader will bring the Flight/Platoon to attention, order "Present Arms" and report in as follows:
"Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area for Regulation Armed
Flight/Platoon competition." After any direction/permission is given, the Flight/Platoon leader then
proceeds with the drill routine.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
POINTS
Tardiness or unpreparedness
10
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Less than 13 cadets
10
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Improper conduct
10
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Exceeded drill boundaries
10
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Improper drill sequence
10
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Incorrect Commands
10
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Gave commands from notes
10
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Incorrect cadence (too fast or too slow)
10
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Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
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TOTAL PENALTY POINTS:
12
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Regulation Flight/Platoon Unarmed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Five second pause after all ITALIC, BOLD, UPPERCASE COMMANDS
NOTE TO JUDGES - Cadet Commander WILL NOT MOVE to check cadet alignment
Report In
Dress Right Dress
Ready Front
PARADE REST
Platoon Attention
Present Arms
Order Arms
COUNT OFF
Close Interval March
Normal Interval March
Right Face
Left Face
Open Ranks March
Close Ranks March
Left Step March
PLATOON HALT
Left Face
Right Step March
Platoon Halt
4 Steps Forward March
About Face
Forward March
Column Right March
Column Right March
Column Right March
Left Flank March
Right Flank March
PLATOON HALT
Column Left March
Rear March
Rear March
PLATOON HALT
File From the Left March
Platoon Halt
Column of 3 the the Right March
Column Left March
Column Left March
Change Step March
PLATOON HALT
Column Left March
Column ½ Left March
Column ½ Left March
To the Rear March
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To the Rear March
Eyes Right
Ready Front
Column Left March
Column Left March
PLATOON HALT
Forward March
To the Rear March
To the Rear March
Half Step March
Forward March
Left Flank March
Platoon Halt
Report Out
Overall Impression
Possible Points:
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Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) ______
Judge’s Signature____________________
SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGULATION FLIGHT/PLATOON DRILL UNARMED
1.
Drill Area is 100 x 100 feet. Flight/Platoon size is 12 to 50, including commander.
2.
The Flight/Platoon will drill in accordance with the drill manual of their respective service with
the drill sequence committed to memory by the Flight/Platoon leader.
4.
The Flight/Platoon leader will move his/her Flight/Platoon into the designated drill area,
stopping and centering the Flight/Platoon 6-9 spaces in front of the head judge. The Flight/Platoon
leader will bring the Flight/Platoon to attention, order "Present Arms" and report in as follows:
"Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area for Regulation Unarmed
Flight/Platoon competition." After any direction and or permission are given, the Flight/Platoon leader
then completes the drill routine.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
Less than 13 cadets
Improper conduct
Exceeded drill boundaries
Improper drill sequence
DEDUCTION
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POINTS
Incorrect Commands
10
Gave commands from notes
10
Incorrect cadence (too fast or too slow)
10
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS:
15
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Regulation Element/Squad Unarmed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Five second pause after all ITALIC, BOLD, UPPERCASE COMMANDS
NOTE TO JUDGES - Cadet Commander WILL NOT MOVE to check cadet alignment
Report In
Parade Rest
Squad Attention
Right Face
Left Face
Left Step March
SQUAD HALT
2 Steps Forward March
Right Step March
Squad Halt
About Face
Left Face
Left Face
Dress Right Dress
READY FRONT
Right Face
Forward March
Change Step March
Column Right March
Rear March
Left Flank March
Right Flank March
Rear March
Column Right March
Right Flank March
SQUAD HALT
Forward March
Left Flank March
Column Right March
Right Flank March
Left Flank March
Rear March
Rear March
Half Step March
Forward March
Right Flank March
Left Flank March
Column Right March
Squad Halt
Left Face
Report Out
Overall Impression
Possible Points:
160
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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2
2
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2
2
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2
2
2
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2
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2
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
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3
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3
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3
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
5
4
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4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
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4
5
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4
5
4
5
4
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4
5
4
5
4
5
4
5
Total Points:
16
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Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) ______
Judge’s Signature____________________
SPECIFICATIONS FOR REGULATION ELEMENT/SQUAD DRILL UNARMED
1.
Drill Area is 100 x 100 feet. Element/Squad size is 6 to 12, excluding commander.
2.
The Flight/Platoon will drill in accordance with the drill manual of their respective service with
the drill sequence committed to memory by the Element/Squad leader.
4.
The Element/Squad leader will move his/her Element/Squad into the designated drill area,
stopping and centering the Flight/Platoon 6-9 spaces in front of the head judge. The Element/Squad
leader will bring the Flight/Platoon to attention, order "Present Arms" and report in as follows:
"Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area for Regulation Unarmed
Element/Squad competition." After any direction and or permission are given, the Element/Squad
leader then completes the drill routine.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
10
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Less than 6 cadets
10
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Improper conduct
10
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Exceeded drill boundaries
10
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Improper drill sequence
10
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Incorrect Commands
10
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Gave commands from notes
10
________
Incorrect cadence (too fast or too slow)
10
________
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
________
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
17
POINTS
The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Color Guard (CG)
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Forward March
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Colors Halt
Sling Arms
Posts
Uncase The Colors
Present Arms
Order Arms
Post
Present Arms
Report In
Order Arms
Colors Reverse March (Fwd March)
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Colors Reverse March (Fwd March)
Colors Halt
Order Arms
Parade Rest
Colors Attention
Carry Colors
Forward March
Right Wheel March (Fwd March)
Right Wheel March (Fwd March)
Colors Reverse March (Fwd March)
Eyes Right
Ready Front
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Left Wheel March (Fwd March)
Colors Halt
Present Arms
Report Out
Order Arms
Sling Arms
Post
Present Arms
Order Arms
Case The Colors
Post
Colors Reverse March (Fwd March)
Right Wheel March (Fwd March)
Right Wheel March (Fwd March)
Overall Impression
Possible Points: 205
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
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1
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1
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
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2
2
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2
2
2
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2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
10
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
4
3
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3
4
3
4
3
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3
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3
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3
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3
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3
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4
3
4
3
4
15
20
Total Points:
18
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Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
SPECIFICATIONS FOR COLOR GUARD (CG)
1.
Drill Area is 50 x 50 feet. Size is four or five members, two or three flags and two rifle bearers
(armed).
2.
Commands given by National Color bearer.
3.
Pause between non-marching commands for judging purposes.
4.
Regulate performance to "report in" and "report out" centered on head judge and so that "eyes
left" and "eyes right" are executed as team passes head judge.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
Improper number of cadets
Improper conduct
Exceeded drill boundaries
Improper drill sequence
Incorrect Commands
Gave commands from props/notes
Incorrect cadence (too fast or too slow)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS:
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
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19
POINTS
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Flight/Platoon Exhibition Unarmed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
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________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
BELOW AVERAGE
appearance of the Flight/Platoon and its
AVERAGE
military bearing. The design and
EXCELLENT
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the Flight/Platoon makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
Movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
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________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
20
POINT
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION FLIGHT/PLATOON DRILL UNARMED
1.
2.
Drill area is 100 x 100 feet. Unit Size is 12-50, including leader.
Time limits, between 3 and 5 minutes with time starting when the first cadet steps onto the drill pad and
ending when the last cadet steps off the drill pad.
3.
The sequence must be committed to memory.
4.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
5.
The head judge will signal the unit Leader to move his unit into the drill area. The unit will then be
brought to a position approximately 6-9 steps in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms."
The unit leader then reports in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area
for Exhibition Armed Flight/Platoon competition." After permission is granted, the unit leader directs the unit
through the drill sequence.
6.
Upon completion of the sequence, the unit leader will cause the unit to be halted in the same position as
reported in and will report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes our routine. Request permission to
leave the drill area." The unit leader then directs the unit out of the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min.________ Sec._______ Number in Flight/Platoon ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
POINTS
Tardiness or Unpreparedness
10
________
Less than 12 Cadets
10
________
Improper conduct
10
________
Exceeded drill boundaries
10
________
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
________
1 point per second
________
Time limit violation (less than 7 or
more than 9 minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
21
The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Exhibition Duo Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Cadet Names: ____________________ & ____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, Etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
BELOW AVERAGE
appearance of the duo and its
AVERAGE
military bearing. The design and
EXCELLENT
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the Flight/Platoon makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
Movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
22
POINT
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION DUO ARMED
1.
Drill Area is 50 x 50 feet. Two cadets armed.
2.
Time limits, between 2 and 3 minutes with time starting when the first cadet steps onto the drill
pad and ending when the last cadet steps off the drill pad.
5.
The sequence must be committed to memory by both members.
6.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
7.
The head judge will signal the team to move into the drill area. The duo will then be come to a
position approximately 6-9 step in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms." Either
one cadet acting as commander, or both will report in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, cadets ____ and ____ of
(unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area for Exhibition Duo Drill." After permission
is granted, the cadets execute the drill sequence.
8.
Upon completion of the sequence, the duo will halt in the same position as reported in and will
report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes our routine. Request permission to leave the drill
area." The Commander or both then will direct(s) the duo out of the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min. ________Sec. See deductions below:
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
Improper conduct
Exceeded drill boundaries
Time limit violation (less than 3 or
more than 5 minutes)
DEDUCTION
10
10
10
1 point per second
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
23
POINTS
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Exhibition Individual Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Cadet Name: ____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
POINT
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, Etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
appearance of the individual and its
military bearing. The design and
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the individual makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
Movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
24
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION INDIVIDUAL ARMED
1.
Drill Area is 50 x 50 feet. One cadet armed.
2.
Time limits, between 3 and 5 minutes with time starting when the cadet steps onto the drill pad and
ending when the cadet steps off the drill pad.
5.
The sequence must be committed to memory by the cadet.
6.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
7.
The head judge will signal the individual to move into the drill area. The cadet will then be come to a
position approximately 6-9 step in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms." The cadet
acting as the commander will report in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, cadet ____ of (unit name) #___ requests
permission to use your drill area for Exhibition Individual Drill." After permission is granted, the cadet will
execute the drill sequence.
8.
Upon completion of the sequence, the individual will halt in the same position as reported in and will
report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes the routine. Request permission to leave the drill area."
The Commander will leave the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min. ________Sec. See deductions below:
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
POINTS
Tardiness or unpreparedness
10
________
Improper conduct
10
________
Exceeded drill boundaries
10
________
1 point per second
________
Time limit violation (less than 3 or
more than 5 minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
25
The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Flight/Platoon Exhibition Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
POINT
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
BELOW AVERAGE
appearance of the Flight/Platoon and its
AVERAGE
military bearing. The design and
EXCELLENT
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the Flight/Platoon makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
Movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
26
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION FLIGHT/PLATOON DRILL ARMED
1.
Drill area is 100 x 100 feet. Unit Size is 12-50, including leader.
2.
Time limits, between 7 and 9 minutes with time starting when the first cadet steps onto the drill pad and
ending when the last cadet steps off the drill pad.
3.
The sequence must be committed to memory.
4.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
5.
The head judge will signal the unit Leader to move his unit into the drill area. The unit will then be
brought to a position approximately 6-9 steps in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms."
The unit leader then reports in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill
area for Exhibition Armed Flight/Platoon competition." After permission is granted, the unit leader directs the
unit through the drill sequence.
6.
Upon completion of the sequence, the unit leader will cause the unit to be halted in the same position as
reported in and will report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes our routine. Request permission to
leave the drill area." The unit leader then directs the unit out of the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min.________ Sec._______ Number in Flight/Platoon ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
10
Less than 12 Cadets
10
Improper conduct
10
Exceeded drill boundaries
10
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
Time limit violation (less than 7 or
1 point per second
more than 9 minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
27
POINTS
________
________
________
________
________
________
The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Element/Squad Exhibition Armed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
POINT
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
BELOW AVERAGE
appearance of the Flight/Platoon and its
AVERAGE
military bearing. The design and
EXCELLENT
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the Flight/Platoon makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
28
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION ELEMENT/SQUAD DRILL ARMED
1.
Drill area is 100 x 100 feet. Unit Size is 6-12, excluding leader.
2.
Time limits, between 3 and 5 minutes with time starting when the first cadet steps onto the drill pad and
ending when the last cadet steps off the drill pad.
3.
The sequence must be committed to memory.
4.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
5.
The head judge will signal the unit Leader to move his unit into the drill area. The unit will then be
brought to a position approximately 6-9 steps in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms."
The unit leader then reports in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill
area for Exhibition Armed Element/Squad competition." After permission is granted, the unit leader directs the
unit through the drill sequence.
6.
Upon completion of the sequence, the unit leader will cause the unit to be halted in the same position as
reported in and will report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes our routine. Request permission to
leave the drill area." The unit leader then directs the unit out of the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min.________ Sec._______ Number in Flight/Platoon ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
Tardiness or unpreparedness
10
Less than 6 Cadets
10
Improper conduct
10
Exceeded drill boundaries
10
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
Time limit violation (less than 7 or
1 point per second
more than 9 minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: ________
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POINTS
________
________
________
________
________
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The Charleston County School District Warrior Challenge
Element/Squad Exhibition Unarmed
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
GRADED ITEM
POINT SCALE
PRECISION: the exactness of the
movement or maneuver. Sharpness
and informality, togetherness, dress,
alignment, cover, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
OVERALL IMPRESSION: the general
BELOW AVERAGE
appearance of the Flight/Platoon and its
AVERAGE
military bearing. The design and
EXCELLENT
organization of its routine as a whole and how
well and smoothly the Flight/Platoon makes the
transition from movement to movement.
Considers recovery and the effect of errors.
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
DIFFICULTY: uniqueness of both
Flight/Platoon and individual movements
observed during the routine. Weight
given for silence, spread of the formations
used, amount of rifle movements, etc.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
ORIGINALITY: generally unique
Movements or maneuvers. Stresses
novel and rare innovate excellent
tricks or routines.
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
AREA USAGE: degree to which drill
area is covered or utilized during the
drill routine
BELOW AVERAGE
AVERAGE
EXCELLENT
0-10
11-20
21-30
________
________
________
Total Points:
________
Possible Points: 150
Tie Breaker – Military Appearance (0-10 points) _______
Judge’s Signature_____________________________
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POINT
SCORE
SPECIFICATIONS FOR EXHIBITION ELEMENT/SQUAD UNARMED
1.
2.
Drill area is 100 x 100 feet. Unit Size is 6-11, including leader.
Time limits, between 3 and 5 minutes with time starting when the first cadet steps onto the drill pad and
ending when the last cadet steps off the drill pad.
3.
The sequence must be committed to memory.
4.
The calling out of cadence is prohibited.
5.
The head judge will signal the unit Leader to move his unit into the drill area. The unit will then be
brought to a position approximately 6-9 steps in front of the head judge and at the position of "Present Arms."
The unit leader then reports in by saying "Sir/Ma’am, (unit name) #___ requests permission to use your drill area
for Exhibition Armed Element/Squad competition." After permission is granted, the unit leader directs the unit
through the drill sequence.
6.
Upon completion of the sequence, the unit leader will cause the unit to be halted in the same position as
reported in and will report out by declaring...."Sir/Ma’am, this completes our routine. Request permission to
leave the drill area." The unit leader then directs the unit out of the area via specified exit route.
Scheduled Start Time: ________ Time Started: ________
Total time of routine: ________ Min.________ Sec._______ Number in Flight/Platoon ________
****PENALTIES****
INFRACTION
DEDUCTION
POINTS
Tardiness or Unpreparedness
10
________
Less than 6 Cadets
10
________
Improper conduct
10
________
Exceeded drill boundaries
10
________
Entered or departed drill area wrong place
10
________
1 point per second
________
Time limit violation (less than 7 or
more than 9 minutes)
TOTAL PENALTY POINTS: _______
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Raider Challenge
Events:
The Raider Challenge Competition consists of five core events:
(1) 5 KILOMETER ROAD MARCH
(2) PHYSICAL FITNESS TEST
(3) ENDURANCE TEST
(4) LITTER CARRY
(5) VEHICLE PULL
Uniforms: Cadets must wear any type of fatigues (Note: pistol belts and canteens are NOT required.).
This uniform includes:
● Boots
● Sneakers may be worn w/fatigues
● Pants
● An undershirt
● Jacket/blouse (optional)
● Cover (optional)
Judging: The events will be judged by volunteers. Events will be judged according to the time needed
for each team to complete each event.
Teams: Each team must consist of 4 cadets, each in the same type of fatigue uniform. Each unit may
enter a maximum of 2 teams.
Hydration: There will be hydration stations at the 1st mile mark the 5k road march as well as at the
track where the other events are being held. It is recommended that all participating cadets carry some
form of hydration with them (camelbak).
Penalties: Penalties may be given out (or disqualification from a specific event or the meet) for the following
conflicts as well as conflicts outlined in each event:
●
●
●
●
Failure to do an event
Failure to do events in order
Attempts to confront the judges in order to influence the outcome or grading of an event.
Entering the scoring area without authorized permission by an authorized Wando High School
cadet or instructor.
● Unsportsmanlike actions or conduct that may be deemed inappropriate by an instructor or judge.
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Disqualifications: Teams may be disqualified if they are caught breaking outlined rules or doing
anything that may be deemed inappropriate by judges or Wando AFJROTC instructors. Disqualified
teams may not place in the Physical Training portion of the meet.
Awards: Awards will be given to the third, second, and first placing teams. Times will be added
together in order to determine scores.
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5 KILOMETER RUN/ROAD MARCH
1.
TASK: Complete a 5 Kilometer run/road march with one ruck sack and 4 cadets finishing the course.
2.
CONDITION: During Daylight, under existing weather conditions and carrying all items of prescribed
equipment.
3.
STANDARD: Teams must complete the 5K run/road march within 60 minutes with a rucksack.
4.
UNIFORM: Mandatory equipment to be carried or worn:
(1) Pair of tennis shoes or boots
(1) Fatigue trousers
(1) Fatigue belt
(1) Fatigue T-Shirt or Team Shirt (all the same)
(1) Camelbak
5. SCRIPT: The 5KOIC says: “Let me have your attention. At this station you will be required to
complete a 5K-road march. You may walk or run, teams will consist of four cadets for this event. You
will have a ruck sack that you can pass around to one of your four team members competing in the
event. A team member may assist another team member by pushing or pulling another team member in
the spirit of teamwork. Teams will maintain unit integrity throughout the course. Team members must
remain within 20-meters of each other during the run/march. Route violations will result in team
disqualification. Teams will not cross the finish line until all four team members have entered the 20meter zone. Each team member who is not within the 20-meter zone when the first team member
crosses the finish line will be assessed as a 2-minute penalty. Time will stop when the fourth team
member has crossed the finish line. Additionally, a team will be disqualified if it does not make the 60minute time limit. Do you have any questions?”
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6. PENALTIES:
a.
Finish with less than 4 team members = disqualification
b.
Time is over 60 minutes = disqualification
c.
Team member(s)out of 20 meter zone = + 2 minutes
d.
Leaving the 5K route = Disqualification
e.
Changing the weight of the rucksack = Disqualification
f.
Disqualification team will be listed at bottom of the ranking chart and cannot win 1 st place overall.
The overall team score is determined by the total time, + penalty times, from the attached time
matrix.
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5 KILOMETER ROAD MARCH SCORE SHEET
TEAM SCHOOL: ____________________________
TEAM NAME / BRACKET: __________________ / ___________________
START TIME: ___________________ STOP TIME: ____________________
.
2 Minute Penalty:
Tallie
Total Time
___________
_____
(s)
•Team member(s) out of 20 meter zone when 1st
team member crosses finish line. Per infraction.
(X) if
applicable
Disqualification:
•Total march time is greater than 60 minutes
____
•Leaving the 5K route (short cutting)
____
•Ending with less than 4 team members
______
•Being paced by any non-team member
______
PENALTIES:
TOTAL PENALTY TIME:
_________
SCORE: COMPLETION TIME: _________
ADDED PENALTY TIME:
_________
FINAL SCORE TIME: __________________
DISQUALIFIED? YES / NO (circle one)
SCORER'S SIGNATURE: ____________________________
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PT Test
1.
TASK: To measure the cadet’s physical fitness.
2.
CONDITION: During daylight under safe weather conditions wearing BDUs or other fatigue uniform.
3.
STANDARD: Team consistency for this event is FOUR (4) cadets. No alternate is authorized once the
test has begun. The team must finish both 2 events with the same (4) cadets that started the event.
4.
UNIFORM: This test will be conducted in BDU, or other fatigue, pants, t-shirt and appropriate footwear
designed for running or a cross training tennis shoe. An alternate t-shirt may be worn, but only if the
entire testing team has an approved team logo t-shirt and all cadet members are wearing the team
shirt.
5. SCORING:
Each correct Push-up Counts as 1 point
Each correct Sit-up Counts as 1 point
a.
Score cadets using the Air Force Matrixes for their gender.
Each cadet needs to do the most that they can correctly with the following time limit. If they are not
performed correctly they will not be counted. (PUSH-UPS: 1 mins, SIT-UPS: 1 mins)
c.
Team placement will be determined by highest team score.
d.
If a cadet becomes injured during any of the two events and cannot continue, no substitution will be
authorized. The team score will reflect the last event the injured cadet completed and that partial score
will be added to the overall team score. All raw scores will be calculated for a total score and then all 4
total scores will be added together for a team score. The team with the highest total score will be
declared the winner in this event.
TASK: Perform the push-up event for the Raider challenge Physical Fitness Test
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CONDITION: On a flat dry surface conduct as many correct push-ups as possible in one (1) minutes. This
event will be conducted outdoors (when weather permits) on the host school's track (grass). There will be
one scorer for each tester at this station. All scorers will be on a single line with a minimum of five(5)feet
spacing between scorers. This is known as the test line. The ready line will be a minimum of 10 ft behind the
test line with all cadets in a single line behind a scorers test line facing away from the testing cadet.
STANDARDS: The event supervisor must read the following: “THE PUSH-UP”
THIS EVENT MEASURES THE ENDURANCE OF THE CHEST, SHOULDER, AND TRICEPS MUSCLES. ON THE
COMMAND ‘GET SET,’ ASSUME THE FRONT-LEANING REST POSITION BY PLACING YOUR HANDS WHERE THEY
ARE COMFORTABLE FOR YOU. YOUR FEET MAY BE TOGETHER OR UP TO 12 INCHES APART. WHEN VIEWED
FROM THE SIDE, YOUR BODY SHOULD FORM A GENERALLY STRAIGHT LINE FROM YOUR SHOULDERS TO YOUR
ANKLES. ON THE COMMAND ‘GO,’ BEGIN THE PUSH-UP BY BENDING YOUR ELBOWS AND LOWERING YOUR
ENTIRE BODY AS A SINGLE UNIT UNTIL YOUR UPPER ARMS ARE AT LEAST PARALLEL TO THE GROUND. THEN,
RETURN TO THE STARTING POSITION BY RAISING YOUR ENTIRE BODY UNTIL YOUR ARMS ARE FULLY
EXTENDED. YOUR BODY MUST REMAIN RIGID IN A GENERALLY STRAIGHT LINE AND MOVE AS A UNIT WHILE
PERFORMING EACH REPETITION. AT THE END OF EACH REPETITION, THE SCORER WILL STATE THE NUMBER
OF REPETITIONS YOU HAVE COMPLETED CORRECTLY. IF YOU FAIL TO KEEP YOUR BODY GENERALLY STRAIGHT,
TO LOWER YOUR WHOLE BODY UNTIL YOUR UPPER ARMS ARE AT LEAST PARALLEL TO THE GROUND, OR TO
EXTEND YOUR ARMS COMPLETELY, THAT REPETITION WILL NOT COUNT, AND THE SCORER WILL REPEAT THE
NUMBER OF THE LAST CORRECTLY PERFORMED REPETITION. YOU MUST RETURN TO, AND PAUSE IN, THE
CORRECT STARTING POSITION BEFORE CONTINUING. IF YOU REST ON THE GROUND OR RAISE EITHER HAND
OR FOOT FROM THE GROUND, YOUR PERFORMANCE WILL BE TERMINATED. YOU MAY REPOSITION YOUR
HANDS AND/OR FEET DURING THE EVENT AS LONG AS THEY REMAIN IN CONTACT WITH THE GROUND AT ALL
TIMES.
THE FOLLOWING POINTS MUST BE MADE PRIOR TO STARTING EVENT:
-The cadets chest may touch the ground or mat provided the touch does not provide an advantage (I.E cadet
pauses as if resting in the down position)
-Repositioning of the hands and feet are authorized as long as the cadets hands or feet remain in
contact with the ground
-The feet may not be braced at any time during the push up event
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Cadets may not cross their feet at any time during the push up event
TASK: Perform the sit-up event for the Raider challenge Physical Fitness Test
CONDITION: On a flat dry surface conduct as many correct sit-ups as possible in one (1) minutes. This
event will be conducted outdoors (when weather permits) on the host school’s track (grass). There
will be one scorer for each tester at this station. All scorers will be on a single line with a minimum of
five(5)feet of spacing between scorers. This is known as the test line. The ready line will be a
minimum of 10 feet behind the test line with all cadets in a single line behind a scorers test line facing
away from the testing cadet. In the event of inclement weather, the sit up event may be conducted
indoors.
The event supervisor must read the following: “THE SIT-UP”
This event measures the endurance of the abdominal and hip-flexor muscles. On the command “get set”,
assume the starting position by lying on your back with your knees bent at a 90-degree angle. Your feet may
be together or up to 12 inches apart. Another person will hold your ankles with the hands only. No other
method of bracing or holding the feet is authorized. The heel is the only part of your foot that must stay in
contact with the ground. Your hands must be flat on your chest and can not come off of your chest. On the
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command “go”, begin raising your upper body forward so that your elbows touch anywhere from your thigh
to your knees. Once your elbows touch anywhere from your thigh to your knees, lower your body until the
bottom of your shoulder blades touch the ground. Your head, or elbows do not have to touch the ground. At
the end of each repetition, the scorer will state the number of sit-ups you have correctly completed.
A repetition will not count if you fail to touch anywhere from your thigh to your knees, fail to keep your
hands on your chest, arch or bow your back and raise your buttocks off the ground to raise your upper body,
or let your knees exceed a 90-degree angle. If a repetition does not count, the scorer will repeat the number
of your last correctly performed sit-up. The up position is the only authorized rest position. If you stop and
rest in the down (starting) position, the event will be terminated.
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Physical Fitness Score Sheet
Event Date:__________________
Team School: ___________________________
Team Number/Bracket: ________________ / ________________
Gender
P/U
P/U
S/U
S/U
Total
Cadet Name
Points
Raw
Points
(1 point
each)
Raw
Points
(1 point
each)
TOTAL TEAM POINTS: ___________________
Scorer's Signature:
_______________________________________________
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Endurance Test
Task: To complete the endurance course as fast as possible.
Conditions: During daylight, under existing weather conditions.
Course: The event will take place on a 50-yard course measured out by judges.
Details: The event will start with all 4 cadets at the nearest side of the 50-yard course. When the judge says to
begin, cadets will low crawl to the other side of the course. Once all four cadets have made it to the other side,
two cadets will pick up 30-pound ammo cans and run with the team back to the beginning of the course. The
two cadets who have not carried the cans yet will return the cans to the other side with the team. Then, two
cadets will fireman carry two other cadets to the beginning of the course, and then the two cadets being carried
will fireman carry the other two cadets to the end of the course. The event will end with all cadets sprinting
back to the beginning of the course.
Notes:
● Ammo cans and cadets may be grounded during the event if cadets need to rest.
● The event will be explained during the competition and before the competition starts.
● Cadets may only exchange ammo cans/carrying cadets before or after they start the course. If there are
any attempted switches during a stretch, the stretch must be restarted.
Penalties: Penalties may be given out for the following conflicts, along with any action deemed inappropriate by
a judge:
● A two minute penalty will be given to teams who do not properly execute the low crawl.
● A five minute penalty will be given to teams who start an event without finishing another event. This
includes not crossing over finish lines.
● A twenty minute penalty will be given to teams who fail to complete the course.
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Litter Carry
1.
TASK: Safely transport a casualty on a litter, 200 - 400 yards, maneuvering through obstacles.
2.
CONDITION: Teams will pick a cadet from the team to be on the litter, during daylight hours, and
under existing weather conditions. Each team will consist of four (4) raiders, uniform will be fatigues.
3.
STANDARD: One cadet will lay down on the litter while the other team members transport the
casualty on the litter without the casualty falling off the litter. Teams may walk or run the course. Team
members can be utilized in any manner directed by the team captain, there is no restriction of how many
raiders can carry the litter. All (4) team members must participate in the event. ONLY competing raiders are
allowed on the course.
4.
SCORING: This event will be graded in accordance with the following score sheet. The team with the
fastest Total Run Time will be declared the winner of the event. Times will be scored to the 100ths. Example:
2:12.76, 2 minutes, 12 seconds, .76 of a second. This should greatly minimize the chance for a tie. In the rare
case of a tie: First tiebreaker: the team who did not acquire any penalties during the course will be declared
the winner. In the event the tied teams had penalties, the team with the least penalty time will be declared
the winner. If all the previous tie breakers are considered or if neither team had penalties and a tie remains
the team with the fastest averaged 5k will be declared the winner.
5.
EQUIPMENT: The host school will provide a litter for each lane used, an obstacle course, and
predetermined obstacles throughout the course.
6. Script – The grader will brief the team captain only.
Sample brief, “At this station your team will be
required to transport the casualty, on litter, over the designed course, between 200 – 400 yards, and navigate
all obstacles. The time will start when I say go and stop when the litter and the last raider cross the
start/finish line. All four members of your team must complete the course.” If one of your team members
sustains an injury other team members may assist carry teammate to finish line. “Do you have any
questions?” If “no”, you will have two minutes to brief your team and prepare.
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Litter Carry Score Sheet
RUN TIME: ___________
TOTAL PENALTY TIME: + ___________
TOTAL RUN TIME: = ___________
DISQUALIFICATION - TEAM FAILS TO FINISH WITH 4 TEAM MEMBERS or DOES
NOT COMPLETE OBSTACLE COURSE
PENALTIES:
Team fails to navigate obstacle: 1 Minute
•
Team goes around obstacle
•
Team fails to complete an obstacle
•
Penalty for each obstacle
Mark through number that applies for total penalties
1 2 3 4 5
The casualty touches the ground: 30 Seconds
• If litter tips over and casualty touches
•
If casualty falls off litter
•
Each time casualty touches is a penalty
Mark through number that applies for total penalties
1 2 3 4 5
Team fails to properly navigate course: 15 Seconds
• Litter touches ground, penalty each touch , except when going under an obstacle
•
Litter touches any part of obstacle (As directed by grader)
•
Litter or casualty touches water during water obstacles
•
Only one penalty per obstacle regardless how many touches
Mark through number that applies for total penalties
1 2 3 4 5
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Vehicle Pull
TASK:
1.
Conduct a team pull of a humvee type vehicle.
CONDITION: At a field location on a relatively flat surface measuring between 40 and 80 yards between
start and finish line, during daylight hours, in existing weather conditions.
3. STANDARD:
a.
Teams will be given two opportunities to conduct a successful vehicle pull. The lower of the two times
will be recorded for scoring purposes.
b.
Teams must PULL the vehicle by means of a Tug-a-War type rope (provided by event host); teams may
not PUSH the vehicle or move it by any other means other than by pulling on the rope provided.
c.
Teams will start with their chests on the ground in front of the vehicle on either side of the pull-rope
(pull-rope is secure to the front of the vehicle and laid out in front of the vehicle, on the ground, in the
direction of travel). On the command GO, time will start and team members will pop up and pick up the rope
and start pulling in the direction of travel. Pulling will continue until the entire vehicle crosses a designated
finish line, at which point the time will STOP.
4. GENERAL INFORMATION:
a.
Each team will be given two attempts to pull the designated vehicle (With driver in the vehicle) a
distance of no less than 40 yards and no more than 80 yards in the fastest possible time. The fastest pull time
of the two will be recorded as the team time.
b.
A team will consist of 4 cadets. A team with less than 4 team members may compete but will receive
no special compensation for the loss of the 4th team member. Teams cannot compete with less than 3 team
members.
8.
UNIFORM: Raider Team uniform for meet
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9.
SCORING: Teams will be ranked based on the faster of two pull times. The team with the fastest time
will be ranked 1st and will receive one point toward overall standings.
Vehicle Pull Score Sheet
School Name:______________________________________
Team Name:________________________________________
1st Pull time: ____________________
2nd Pull time: ____________________
Grader will circle the fastest of the two pull times.
Grader’s Initials_________
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Academics
Event: There will be a number of academic tests given out for the Academic portion of the meet.
Teams: Each school may submit one team of four cadets (including 2 alternates).
Testing: Teams will be given a pre-determined amount of questions to answer while competing against another
team. teams will compete in Round-Robin Format in Phase I. Once the Round- Robin phase is complete, the
top 4 teams will compete in a Semi-final and then in a Final for 1st and 2nd and 3rd and 4th. All other teams
will be ranked according to points scored, with head-to-head results being the tiebreaker.
Questions: Questions will be taken from PSAT questions based on math and reading. We will also be using
questions based on Physical Science, Biology, Military Customs and Courtesies and Current Events.
Scoring: Teams will be scored based on their ranking in the Academic portion of the meet.
Penalties: Teams will be disqualified if they are caught cheating on the Academic portion of the event in any
way, if they exhibit unsportsmanlike conduct towards other teams or judges, or if they try to approach judges or
the scoring area with the intent of changing scores or results.
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Marksmanship
Teams- Each school will be allowed to enter one team of four cadets.
Equipment- Each school will be required to bring their own rifles, sighting scopes/stands, and goggles/glasses.
Goggles/glasses are required. Mats, targets, and pellets (if desired) will be provided.
Uniform- The uniform for this event is School specific shooting attire as long as it is consistent.
Shooting Requirements- Each team will shoot in two positions; standing and kneeling. Pictures detailing both
positions can be seen on the following page. During each round, the competitors will be allotted 15 minutes to
shoot a maximum of 5 sighting shots and 10 competition targets. A maximum of 10 minutes is allowed for set
up, and 5 minutes for clean up after shooting (bringing each round of shooting to 30 minutes). Shooters will
only be given 15 minutes to shoot, targets will be scored based off of what has been completed within that time.
When all rifles are grounded and the range has been cleared, the targets will be collected and scored.
Safety- All shooters will be required to be briefed on a number of different safety procedures on the day of the
competition. Should any of the safety procedures detailed in the briefing not be observed, a team may be subject
to a penalty of disqualification (upon discretion of the range master).
Scoring & Awards- All targets will be scored using the Orion scoring system. All targets will be scored
immediately after each round. Competition target sheets that are not completed within the allotted 15 minutes
will be scored based on the targets that have been completed. A medal will be awarded to the top cadet of each
team. One trophy will be awarded to the school with the highest average score of each portion.
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Kneeling Position
Standing Position
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Aeronautics
FAA NEWSOperational Limitations
● Visual line-of-sight (VLOS) only; the unmanned aircraft must remain within VLOS of the remote pilot
in command and the person manipulating the flight controls of the small UAS. Alternatively, the
unmanned aircraft must remain within VLOS of the visual observer,
● Requires preflight inspection by the remote pilot in command
General
The purpose of the Wando Aeronautics division is to provide an arena of safe aerial competition between Junior
Reserve Officer Training Corps units throughout South Carolina while promoting the upcoming field of aeronautical machines within
the involved cadets.
Competitive Events
A.
General Information. Aero Meet will consist of Drone flying competitions and Model Rocket competitions
B.
Command Post. The Aero Meet Command Post and the Official Score Keeping office will be announced in the morning
meeting. No Advisor/Instructor may enter the score keeping areas (after the Commander’s Brief) – any official written complaint
should be handed to the messenger at the door. Under no circumstances will cadets/participants be allowed in the Official Score
Keeping areas.
C.
Judges. Judges, based on their availability, will be selected by Wando. Every effort will be made to choose judges from every
service, and to vary judges in each event. Major John Farese will assign a Head Judge and one to two other judge(s) to each event.
All judges will be briefed on the desire for quality judging in accordance with the parameters set forth in this SOP and its enclosures.
Each judge will mark their score sheet without conferring with any other judge and without totaling scores, and present their score
sheet to the runner assigned to each event area. The runner will ensure all score sheets are correctly filled out and immediately deliver
all score sheets to the official scorekeeper.
D.
Protest. All judges will be thoroughly briefed on the Aero meet procedures and rules outlined in this SOP. Judging is a
subjective process, and it is only natural that some complaints may arise. Should a complaint occur, the Senior JROTC Instructor
representing the school involved must submit a written protest within 15 minutes of the particular event in question to the school’s
escort, who will bring it to the Official Score Keeping area. The protest will be reviewed by Wando’s Staff and the Head Judge for
that event, and appropriate action will be taken. Decisions rendered in this manner will be final.
E.
Events. The following events are open to all schools. All events are included in the overall score.
(1) Drone Obstacle Course
(2) Timed Drone Obstacle Course
(3)
Recon Drone Obstacle Course
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(4)
Rocket Launch Quality Judging A
(5)
Rocket Launch Quality Judging B
(6)
Rocket Launch Quality Judging C
F.
Scoring.
a.
Event Scores. Scores will be assessed by Wando. The judges of each event will fill out one grading card per judge for each
school competing. The score of these cards will be added together to attain the total score of the event. Penalties may only be
presented by Major John Farese.
b.
Event-Level Ties. Ties will be assessed by Wando. If a tie should occur for an event, the procedure for determining place in the
event is as follows:
i.
The school scoring the highest in the “Skill” category for that event will be placed over the school with the lower score.
ii.
If the scores in the “Professionalism” category are the same, each movement’s score on the Head Judge’s score sheet will be
averaged, and the school with the highest average will be placed over the school with the lower average.
iii.
If the averages in the above section are the same, the Head Judge of the event will be asked to decide which school is
placed over the other one. When this rank is determined it shall be considered final.
c.
Overall Scores. Scores will be assessed by the cadets in the Official Score Keeping Area. The totals of each individual event
will be added together to form the final score, which will determine the overall first, second, and third place winners of Aero Meet.
As the scores are not averaged, it is imperative that all schools wishing to place overall compete in every event.
d.
Overall-Level Ties. Ties will be assessed by the cadets in Official Score Keeping Area. If a tie should occur in the overall
category, the procedure for determining place in the event is as follows:
i.
The “Skill” category score in each of the events in section E will be added together for each school, and the school with the
highest score will be ranked over the school with the lowest score.
ii.
Should the scores in the above section be the same, the total scores in each event in section E will be averaged together for
each school, with a zero given as the score for any event not competed in, and the school with the highest average will be placed over
the school with the lowest average.
iii.
Should the averages be the same in the above section, the senior judge of the event will be asked to consult his
subordinates and make a decision on which team should be placed above the other. When this rank is determined it shall be
considered final.
G.
Uniforms. The military open collar regulation uniform of the service represented will be worn by the cadets. There will be a 20-
point deduction in your overall score for violations of this rule.
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H.
Equipment. Because the Aero Meet is an open competition for JROTC units of every service, a variety of drones and rockets
are expected, with each having both advantages and disadvantages. The grading emphasis will be on how well a particular maneuver
is performed. For all drone related events, a different pilot is required to fly the courses. Each school is responsible for all of their
equipment and parts also if equipment is left in the schools assigned room make sure as least 1 person is watching their equipment.
I.
Penalties. The following actions can and will result in a quantitative penalty toward the team’s final score:
a.
Approaching any judge or event official with intent to influence the outcome or the operation of the aero meet or to coerce the
judge or official in any manner
b.
Approaching any judge or official for the purpose of discussing the performance or scoring of an event (unless requested to do
so by judge or official).
c.
Entering the Official Score Keeping Area, unless requested to do so by an official scorer or scorer of an event.
d.
Any other unsportsmanlike conduct which Wando’s Staff or Head Judge deems inappropriate or prejudicial to good order,
discipline, or order of the meet.
Administration and Logistics:
A.
Guides: A member of the Wando High School Corps of Cadets will provide escort services throughout the aero meet. Each
guide will be knowledgeable of the school and Aero Meet facilities and procedures.
D.
Registration: A Registration Forms will be mailed to the school and should arrive within 2 weeks. No schools will be able to
adjust events a week prior.
E.
Supplies: All supplies are required to be packed and held responsible by each individual school. Wando will not be held
responsible for other schools supplies. Drones with FPV capability REQUIRED. FPV Goggles are prohibited.
F.
Personal Property: Security of each school’s supplies and property is the responsibility of the Junior Reserve Officer Training
Corps unit or, more specifically, the instructor. Wando is not responsible for any lost or stolen personal property or equipment.
G.
Injury or Damage: Wando will not be responsible for any personal injury during or at the Aero Meet, nor will they be
responsible for any damages caused by any person. In the event of an injury, a member of Wando should be notified immediately.
First-Aid Certified Cadets will be on hand, in addition to County EMS personnel.
I.
Questions and Clarification: Any and all questions are to be directed to: Wando’s Instructors , Wing Staff, Team Squad or your
unit Ambassador.
J.
Conduct: Each cadet is responsible for their conduct. Wando is home of a military competition and proper military conduct is
expected at all times. Gross misconduct may result in dismissal and disqualification decisions to be made by the judges. Decisions are
final.
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K.
Facilities: The facility is a High School campus complex and all must abide by certain rules. As a guest, teams are expected to
police their areas for trash. It is the unit commander’s responsibility to ensure that their team members do not enter any restricted
areas, (but not limited to) the judges’ briefing rooms, and the Official Score Keeping Area. Upon discovery, any damage to Wando
property must be reported to Major John Farese, and the infringing high school will be charged for damages.
L.
Restricted Areas: Restricted areas are restricted to all participants with one exception; commander’s briefing room. This room
will remain open for the duration of the meet. This area is only open to unit commanders and instructors.
M.
Officials: An official is any member of Wando staff or any event judge. Wando’s Staff can be identified as being a cadet
wearing Wando PT Gear(or uniform), or a judge will be any military official not affiliated with a visiting school. Approaching an
official, especially a judge, is illegal. Cadet officials can be approached about any matter. It is encouraged to seek a Cadet Official as
the first line for questioning.
N.
Staging Areas: Each unit will be assigned a staging room where they are able to store supplies, change uniforms, and rest. The
staging area is in an academic building, and it is the school’s responsibility to maintain the room. Most of the classrooms belong to
teachers in the High School, so please leave things where you find them.
O.
Practice Areas: Units are allowed to practice on designated fields. The Drone course will be open to view by all schools after
the Commander’s Briefing.
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Aero Meet
Timed Drone Obstacle Course
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Cadet’s Name: _____________________
Lift Off
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Pole Weaving
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Box Weaving
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
1
2
3
4
5
_____
The wall
0
Over Under
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Cube
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Ascending Boxes
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
The Wall
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Straight Stretch
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Landing
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Time
___________
Possible Points: 50
Total Points:
Tie Breaker – Skill (0-10 points) ________
Judge’s Signature____________________________
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Aero Meet
Recon Drone Obstacle Course
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Cadet’s Name: _____________________
Lift Off
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Pole Weaving
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Box Weaving
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
1
2
3
4
5
_____
The wall
0
Over Under
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Cube
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Ascending Boxes
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
The Wall
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Straight Stretch
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Landing
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
FPV Usage
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
FPV (First Person View)
Possible Points: 50
Total Points:
Tie Breaker – Skill(0-10 points) ________
Judge’s Signature____________________________
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Aero Meet
Rocket Build + Launch Grading
School: _______________________ Unit#: ____Judge:____________________
Cadet’s Name: _____________________
Build inspection
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Launch
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
Any Failure to launch due to Rocket Build will result in points lost(3)
Parachute deploy
0
landing
0
landing impact
Possible Points:
0
1
2
3
4
5
_____
1
2
3
4
5
_____
1
2
3
4
5
_____
25
Total Points:
Tie Breaker – Skill (0-10 points) ________
Judge’s Signature____________________________
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Registration
1. We are interested in the Following:
_ Regulation Color Guard
_ Exhibition Individual Armed
_ Regulation Element/Squad Unarmed
_ Exhibition Element/Squad Armed
_ Regulation Flight/Platoon Unarmed
_ Exhibition Flight/Platoon Armed
_ Regulation Individual Armed
_ Exhibition Element/Squad Unarmed
_ Regulation Element/Squad Armed
_ Exhibition Flight/Platoon Unarmed
_ Regulation Flight/Platoon Armed
_ Raider Challenge
_ Marksmanship
_ Academics
_ Drone
2. Fees: A flat fee of $150.00 will be charged for each school to participate in the drill, academic, drone, and raider
portions of The Meet. An extra $25.00 fee will be required to participate in the marksmanship portion. Schools may pay
$50 for every portion they intend on competing in if not all . Schools that belong to the Low Country Area
Drill/Rifle/Raider League will not owe any fees unless participating in Academics or Drone ($25 each). Teams may pay
either prior to or on the day of the meet. Please make checks out to “Wando High School AFJROTC”. Should a team
prefer to mail a check prior to the competition, they will need to refer to the information provided below. A receipt will be
provided on the day of the event.
3.
Return to:
Wando High School AFJROTC
Attn: Major Farese
1000 Warrior Way
Mt. Pleasant, SC, 29466
Mailing Address _______________________________________________
_______________________________________________
City
County
State
Zip
School Name ____________________ Team Name _________________
Approximate Number of Cadets ______
Advisor _________________
Telephone Number _________________
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