Section VI GUARD 4-27. General: This portion provides guidance for the daily operations of the Warrior Color Guard Team. 4-28. Cadets who actively participate on the Guard will be assigned to perform on a Color Guard team. The cadet designated to oversee and coordinate all informal/school color guards is the cadet Command Sergeant Major. 4-29. Practices are conducted a week or as designated by the SAI or AI. During practice, members will rehearse the various elements required to conduct a proper color guard (as described in TC 3-21.5). 4-30. Awards Color Guard Cord (white) Cadets receive the Guard cord after participating in two color guards or they compete in one color guard competition. If a earned the Color Guard cord the previous year, then he/she may retain and wear it as long as he/she participates in four regular color guards (SAI approved) anytime during the year. A cadet who earns the cord, based on active participation, for two consecutive years, may continue to wear it as long as he/she is active in the JROTC program. Color Guard Ribbon Cadets will be awarded the Color Guard ribbon after participating on the color guard for five informal color guards. Color Guard Arc Cadets on the competing male or female team who have competed twice. CHAPTER 5 Section I SUPPLY OPERATIONS 5-1. Purpose: This chapter provides guidance for the daily unit supply operations as they pertain to security, accountability, and management of US Government property. 5-2. This chapter is not to be redundant to established US Army supply regulations and directives, it does address those procedures, accountability, and management procedures that are unique to the Jupiter High School JROTC program. 5-3. The following references are considered sufficient guidance to the property management of the unit’s supply requirements: 5-4. Access to US Government Property. Only JROTC Cadre members are authorized unlimited and unaccompanied access to the supply room and every cabinet, closet, and drawer in the supply room and storage areas.
5-5. At no time will a cadet be allowed access to the supply room without Cadre supervision. 5-6. All issues of equipment to a cadet must be annotated on the cadet’s individual clothing form and signed prior to the cadet departing the supply room. 5-7. An annual inventory is required of all clothing, equipment, and weapons stored in the supply room as well as all equipment on the Unit Property book. This weapon’s inventory is in addition to that required of weapons security inventory. 5-8. Supply Room keys are to remain in the possession of Cadre personnel only. No master key can be used to open the supply room doors. Cadets will not be provided these keys for any reason. 5-9. Cadets who lose, damage, or destroy US Government or unit equipment must pay for the replacement of the item(s). Moneys collected are turned into the school bookkeeper and a school check will be issued to the US Government Finance and Account Office, Fort Stewart, Georgia. Students that do not meet their financial obligations for items damaged or lost will have a Student obligation filed against their name with the school bookkeeper as well as their student records flagged and administratively frozen by the school register. 5-10. Laundry a. At the end of the school year all cadets not returning to the program for the following year, will return their uniforms to the supply room. b. All uniforms will be examined to determine serviceability. Section II CADET SUPPLY OPERATIONS 5-11. The purpose of this section is to inform the Cadet S-4 and supply assistants of their duties. 5-12. Uniform Forms a. Each cadet must have a form. On this form is the cadet’s name, student number, and LET level. 5-13. Security a. Storage cabinets are to be locked whenever not in use. b. To assist in detection of theft, keep storage cabinets and supply areas neat and orderly. This way disorder can be detected easily. c. If at any time theft is suspected, notify the instructors immediately. CHAPTER 6