than NJROTC ribbons). All earned NJROTC ribbons must be worn - displaying only the highest three will result in penalty points. Silver/Grey Leadership Academy Cords are the only aiguillette cords authorized. Teams are reminded that medals may be worn ONLY during the closing awards presentation ceremony.

2. Drill Events - The uniform shall be the Navy Service Uniform with black Garrison covers. Deviations and supplemental uniform modifications will result in penalty points from the judges and or the Host Unit OIC. Teams ARE allowed to remove nametags and ribbons during all armed drill events to prevent the ribbons, nametag, or uniform from becoming damaged. Caution - uniformity must be maintained within the drill team (i.e. all cadets remove the items or all cadets remain in a complete uniform). Relaxed fit jackets may be worn if the weather dictates its use but all members of the drill team must wear the jacket.

3. Athletic Events. All cadets should be uniform in appearance (i.e. look like a team). Cadets must wear either unit specific PT gear or CDMIS PT gear. Standard running shoes are required footgear for athletics. All shoes with rubber or metal spikes are prohibited. Shoes will be checked prior to the start of all races. Face Painting is authorized for Athletic Events only. The TAB C Athletic Roster must be filled in and presented to the senior judge when your team reports to the CURL-UP and PUSH-UP area. Host Unit OIC’s have the option of using tape or a Sharpie to make an “X” on the middle-thigh of cadets to ensure a proper curl up is being executed. Host Unit OICs have the option to stop the pushup and situps at 5 minutes and a count 250.

4. Academic Events. Cadets may wear the Navy Service Uniform or PT gear. All cadets should be uniform in appearance (i.e. look like a team).

5. Instructors. NJROTC instructors shall wear the designated military uniform or slacks and a unit Polo Shirt with Name/Rank displayed. Blue jeans or shorts are not authorized.

### SECTION 4 - EVENTS, POINTS, TEAM SIZE & SCORING

- A. FIELD MEET EVENTS, POINTS AND TEAM SIZE REQUIREMENTS.

1. RAW SCORING – 11 EVENTS - Delineated below for Area 11 sponsored events.

2. ACADEMIC EXAM – 900. 15 cadets will take a 50-question exam, from the NS1-3 curriculum, CFM/CRM (minus Orienteering and Survival) and current events questions covering world or national news.

3. UNIT PERSONNEL INSPECTION (UPI) 900 pts raw scoring – All cadets competing in any event MUST STAND THE PERSONNEL INSPECTION. The team maximum is 40 cadets with no minimum. Scoring is raw score of all cadets inspected, which can receive a maximum score of 20 points, and the cadet commander, divided by the number of cadets inspected creating an average score per cadet. This average score is multiplied by 40 and added to section I scores from each judge. Each judge will have the latitude to grade the platoon on bearing and professionalism. Maximum possible unit score is 900 points. A 10 point penalty will be assessed for not aligning the platoon in accordance with the UPI-Inspection Pads. The purpose of this inspection formation matrix is to minimize the number of cadets inspected by the Head Judge, maximizing the Head Judge’s time/opportunity to monitor the other judges, complete the required paperwork and prepare for the next unit’s inspection.

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