What FM covers Army drill and ceremony?
Army Study Guide – Drill & Ceremony (TC 3-21.5 or FM 3-21.5)
What army regulation covers change of command ceremony?
Army Regulation 37-47, para. 2-8(a), requires the Secretary’s advance approval for the use of official representation funds for retirement and change of command ceremonies. Pending approval, the School sent invitations for the “Change of Command/Retirement Ceremony” and reception to follow. and local citizens.
What TC covers drill and ceremony?
TC 3-21.5
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| What TC Covers drill and ceremonies? | (TC 3-21.5) |
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| What is TC 3-21.5 | Drill and Ceremonies |
| What is the purpose of drill? | to enable a commander or noncommissioned officer to move his unit from one place to another in an orderly manner |
Can you chew gum in uniform army?
Don’t chew gum in uniform. Do not use your cell phone while wearing a uniform. Keep the uniform clean and ready for daily inspection.
What is the Paygrade for sergeant?
E-5
A Sergeant is considered a Noncommissioned Officer, with a paygrade of E-5. The civilian equivalent of this military rank is roughly GS-5 under the federal government’s General Schedule payscale.
What is COC in the army?
COC – Combat Operations Center, the command post for a combat arms unit, usually of battalion-size or larger; personnel assigned to the COC may derisively refer to such duty as “coc-watch” or “working the coc”.
Who is the only NCO in the chain of command?
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| When was the NCO support channel formally recognized? | 20 December 1976 |
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| Who is the only member of both your chain of command and your NCO support channel? | Your first line supervisor; section, squad or team leader |
What is accomplished by practicing dismounted drill?
What is accomplished by practicing dismounted drill? Team-work, confidence, pride, alertness, attention to detail, esprit de corps and discipline.
Can I smoke in army uniform?
Smoking is now allowed only in specially designated open areas marked out by a yellow box. Smoking in public areas while in uniform has also been made a disciplinary offence. Sale of cigarettes and tobacco products is prohibited in SAF camps and premises.