- Military bearing is important. You will be at the position of "at ease" until the inspector approaches. You should then go to "attention." Answer questions with "Sir" or "Ma-am." Don't roll your eyes or move. If a discrepancies is pointed out, don't break your bearing to look.
- Too many cadets need hair cuts. Some girls need to pay a bit more attention to arranging their hair for the inspection.
- Shoes need attention.
- Some males are putting their belts on backwards.
- Rig you uniform the night before--do it at home in good lighting and get it right. Check the placement of your J-bar, ribbons, and name tag.
- Read the guidance on exactly how to rig your uniform--it's in you Cadet Reference Manual. You can also find all the info you need on our unit website.
- Learn your general knowledge.
- Listen to the word that is put out.
- The WOD for 18/19 November is alleviate, a verb meaning to relieve. This should alleviate the problem; if it does not, we will try something else.
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
UNIFORM INSPECTION
Here are a couple of quick comments on today's weekly uniform inspection: