20160510 afjrotc ca-20062 parade (pass in review) script

17 Pages·2016·0.75 MB·English

20160510 AFJROTC CA-20062
PARADE (PASS IN REVIEW) SCRIPT

KEY PERSONNEL
Command Staff
Commander of Troops
Cadet Colonel Vanessa Fuentes
[Joint Services Commander (JSC) ]
Staff Officer Cadet Officer Candidate Monica Gomez (CACC)
Group Adjutant Cadet Senior Airman Marlon Quintanilla
Reviewing Party
Reviewing Officer (SASI) Lieutenant Colonel (Lt. Col.) John P. Smith
Commandant, California Cadet Corps Command Sergeant Major (CSM) David Arbogast
Principal, Fulton College Prep School Ms. Raquel George
Assistant Principal, Fulton College Prep Ms. Patricia Merritt
Battalion/Group Level Staff
Group Commander Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Diana Becerra
Battalion Commander Cadet Officer Candidate Jasmine Hernandez (CACC)
Squadron/Company Staff
Eagle Squadron Commander (ESq/CC) Cadet Master Sergeant James Fimbres
Eagle Squadron Guidon Bearer Cadet Airman 1st Class Juan Castillo
Eagle Sq. Flight Commander 1 (EL1) Cadet Senior Airman Miguel De Los Santos
Eagle Sq. Guide 1 (EL2) Cadet Airman Brandon Bulux
Eagle Sq. Flight Commander 2 (EL3) Cadet Airman Gissele Duran
Eagle Sq. Guide 2 (EL4) Cadet Staff Sergeant Joanna Evora
Eagle First Sergeant (E1 Aft) Cadet Technical Sergeant Morgan
Eagle Sq. Flight Sergeant Post 1(E4 Aft) Cadet Airman 1st Class Jennifer Estevez
Eagle Sq. Flight Sergeant Post 2 (E3 Aft)
Cadet Airman Basic Laynes Lopez
(Alt. Guidon)
Falcon Squadron Commander (FSq/CC) Cadet Master Sergeant Kimberly Rico
Falcon Squadron Guidon Bearer Cadet Airman Basic Brian Colin
Falcon Sq. Flight Commander 1 (EL1) Cadet Technical Sergeant Cindy Lopez
Falcon Sq. Guide 1 (EL2) Cadet Staff Sergeant Saul Avila
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(Revision 6)
Falcon Sq. Flight Commander 2 (EL3) Cadet Senior Airman Citlaly Moncada*
Falcon Sq. Guide 2 (EL4) Cadet Staff Sergeant Angel Machuca
Falcon Sq. First Sergeant (E1 Aft) Cadet Master Sergeant Belviz
Falcon Sq. Flight Sergeant Post 1 (E4 Aft) Cadet Senior Airman Pablo Puentes*
Falcon Sq. Flight Sergeant Post 2 (E3 Aft)
Cadet Senior Airman Dylan Calte
(Alt Guidon)
Alpha Company Commander (ACo/CC) Cadet Sergeant Gabriel Bulux
CACC Guidon Bearer Cadet Corporal Guillermo Colin
Alpha Co. Platoon Leader 1 (SL1)
Alpha Co. Guide 1 (SL2)
Alpha Co. Platoon Leader 2 (SL3) Cadet First Class Jacqueline Espino
Alpha Co. Guide 2 (SL4)
Alpha Co. First Sergeant (S1 Aft) Cadet Luna
Alpha Co. Platoon Sergeant Post 1

(S4 Aft)
Alpha Co. Platoon Sergeant Post 2 (S3

Aft) (Alt Guidon)
Bravo Company Commander (BCo/CC) Cadet Corporal Nicolas Fimbres
Bravo Co. Platoon Leader 1 (SL1) Cadet Corporal Sabrina Acosta
Bravo Co. Guide 1 (SL2)
Bravo Co. Platoon Leader 2 (SL3) Cadet Uriel Candelario
Bravo Co. Guide 2 (SL4)
Bravo Co. First Sergeant (S1 Aft) Cadet First Class Stuart Taracena
Bravo Co. Platoon Sergeant Post 1

(S4 Aft)
Color Guard
Commander, Color Guard Cadet Chief Master Sergeant Robert Malolos
US Flag Bearer Cadet Staff Sergeant Devora Agustin
CA Flag Bearer Cadet Senior Airman Jorge Eigio
Right Rifleman Cadet Airman Basic Jocelyn Caceres
Left Rifleman Cadet Airman 1st Class Elias Panduro
Support
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Military Drill Instructor, AFJROTC Master Sergeant (MSgt) Morejon
Military Drill Instructor, CA CC Command Sergeant Major (CSM) Arbogast
Cadet Military Ceremonies Trainer Cadet Chief Master Sergeant Robert Malolos
Protocol/Operations Officer 1 Cadet Technical Sergeant Stellita Tobar
Protocol/Operations Officer 2 Cadet Technical Sergeant Oscar Moran
Narrator Cadet Technical Sergeant Britney Ulloa
Sound Cadet Airman Basic Reina Sanchez
Photographer Matthew Belviz?
Video 1 Master Sergeant Morejon
Video 2 Cadet Master Sergeant Nava
EQUIPMENT LIST
POC: Mrs. Gray-Baston
Include following items:
1. Portable Sound System
Public Address System
2. Adaptor cord & plug for IPod or Laptop
3. Microphone & cord (if not wireless)
4. Microphone Stand
POC: MSgt Morejon
IPod Nano or Laptop with the following Music List:
1. National Emblem
Music 2. Sound Off
3. National Anthem
4. Officer’s Center
5. Washington Post (Played twice)
POC: Ms. Merritt or MSgt Morejon
Podium (optional)
• Borrow from Auditorium
POC: Custodians, PE or MSgt Morejon
Review Stand Chairs • 5-20 chairs
• Borrow chairs from new gym, or Clermont Hall
POC: Cadet Technical Sergeant Stellita Tobar
Use any combination of following items:
• Cones
Parade Route Markers
• Chalk
• Tape
• New Cadets
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POC: Cadet Chief Master Sergeant Malolos
Include following items:
1. Guidons (E and F)
2. U.S. Flag
3. California Flag
4. Rifles, M1 (2 each)
AFJROTC Specialty Equipment
5. Sabre (1 each)
6. Helmets (4 each)
7. Belts, White (2 each)
8. Flag Harness (2 each)
9. Gloves (5 Pairs)
10. Ascots (5 Each)
ASSEMBLY
Play Music Track 1: National Emblem
Sound
While cadets form.
Squadrons(Companies) Lined up on Final Line in column formation
Color Guard Lined up on Final Line across from reviewing stand
Stands on final line to the right of E Squadron (6 paces) and fac-
Group Adjutant
ing the colors
Squadron Commanders Face reviewing stand
Stand at the pre-arranged position between the reviewing stand
Staff (JSC Commander & Junior Officer)
and Color Guard facing the formation.
CEREMONY OPENING (1500hrs / 3:00PM)
Actor Instructions and Lines:
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“Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the 2016
Joint Services Command, Pass-in-Review.”

“I am Cadet Technical Sergeant Britney Ulloa, the Joint Services
Command Narrator and your master of ceremonies for this after-
noon’s events.”

“Today’s ceremony represents the culmination of the hard work
and dedication put in this year by the cadets of the CA-20062 Ca-
det Operations Group and the 226th Cadet Battalion.”

“As a reminder, civilians should stand and put their hand over
their hearts during the playing of the national anthem and the
passing of our nation’s colors during the pass in review.”
Narrator

“Today’s ceremony is the final leadership opportunity of the
school year for the cadets of the AFJROTC and the California
Cadet Corps to demonstrate the self-discipline they have achieved
to be citizens of character, dedicated to serving their nation and
communities.”

“The CA-20062 Senior Aerospace Science Instructor, Lieutenant
Colonel Smith, is today’s reviewing officer.”

“He is accompanied today by California Cadet Corps Comman-
dant, Command Sergeant Major Arbogast, Robert Fulton College
Preparatory School’s Principal, Ms. George and Assistant Princi-
pals, Ms. Merritt, Ms. Corral, Ms. Moreno-Lee and Mr. Chavez.”
JS Commander Send prearranged signal to Group Adjutant.
Proceeds at adjutant’s pace to pre-arranged position between the
Group Adjutant
JS Commander and the Color Guard.
“At this time, the Joint Services Command Adjutant, Cadet Senior
Narrator Airman Quintanilla, will prepare the cadets for the beginning of
the ceremony.”
SOUND OFF
Group Adjutant Directs, “GIVE YOUR UNITS PARADE REST.”
Perform an About face then command:
"Parade, (pause for relay) REST"
Group (Battalion) Commanders
(Wait for squadrons(companies) to go to parade rest then face
about to face reviewing stand and go to parade rest)
After Group(Battalion) commander's preparatory command, "Pa-
Squadron(Company) Commander rade", turn head to the right and relay supplement command:
"Parade"
Group Adjutant Command: “In Place, SOUND OFF.”
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Play Music Track 2: Sound Off
Sound 3 chords of Sound Off, introduction to a march, repeat 3 chords
of Sound Off
PAY RESPECT TO THE FLAG
At completion of music, directs:
Group Adjutant
"GIVE YOUR UNITS ATTENTION"
Come to attention, face about and command:
"Group(Battalion), (pause for relay) ATTENTION"
Group(Battalion) Commander
(Wait for Squadrons(Companies) to come to attention and then
face about to face reviewing stand at Attention)
After Group (Battalion) commander's preparatory command,
"Group (Battalion)", turn head to the right and relay supplement
Squadron(Company) Commanders
command:
"Squadron (Company)"
At Positon of Attention, Direct:
Group Adjutant
"GIVE YOUR UNITS PRESENT ARMS"
Face about and command:
"Present, (pause for relay) ARMS"
Group(Battalion)Commanders
(Wait for Squadrons(Companies) to salute and then face about to
face reviewing stand and salute)
After Group(Battalion) commander's preparatory command,
Squadron(Company) Commanders "Present", turn head to the right and echo supplement command:
"Present"
After all cadets have presented arms, face about, salute JS Com-
Group Adjutant mander, and report:
"MA’AM THE PARADE IS FORMED"
Narrator “The parade is now formed”
Return salute and command:
"TAKE YOUR POST.”
JS Commander After Group Adjutant has returned to his/her post with command
staff, command:
“Staff, Present, ARMS.”
As the Color Guard marches forward, say:
Narrator “Ladies and Gentlemen, please rise for the playing of our Nation-
al Anthem.”
As Group Adjutant marches to post with command staff, Color
Color Guard Guard commander will give appropriate commands to march de-
tail to center of parade ground, halt, and then Present Arms.
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Wait for Color Guard to move forward and Present Arms, then:
Sound
Play Music Track 3: National Anthem (Star Spangled Banner)
Color Guard commander will give appropriate commands to Or-
Color Guard der Arms, Face about, march detail back to the final line and face
about to face parade stands.
(After Color Guard returns to original post)
Narrator
“Ladies and Gentlemen, please be seated.”
JS Commander Command: "Staff, Order, ARMS."
FORMATION OF PARADE
Command:
JS Commander
"GIVE YOUR UNITS ORDER ARMS"
Execute order arms, about face,
"Order, (pause for relay) ARMS"
Group(Battalion) Commanders
About face to face reviewing stand after entire Group (Battalion)
has ordered arms.
After Group(Company) commander's preparatory command,
Squadron(Company) Commanders "Order", turn head to the right and echo supplement command:
"Order"
Directs the adjutant:
JS Commander
"RECEIVE THE REPORT"
“The Group Adjutant will now receive a report from each unit
commander to ensure all members of their respective units are
Narrator present or accounted for."

“He (She) will then publish the orders for the day.”
Move to former position retracing the previous procedures and
Group Adjutant command:
"REPORT"
Sequentially from adjutant's left to right, salute and report: "CA-
Group Commander DET OPERATIONS GROUP ALL PRESENT OR ACCOUNT-
(AFJROTC) ED FOR, MA’AM (SIR).”
Hold salute until adjutant returns it.
Sequentially from adjutant's left to right, salute and report: "THE
Battalion Commander CADET BATTALION, ALL PRESENT OR ACCOUNTED
(CACC) FOR, MA’AM (SIR). “
Hold salute until adjutant returns it.
Face about, salute, and report:
Group Adjutant
"Ma’am, ALL PRESENT OR ACCOUNTED FOR".
Return salute and command:
JS Commander
"PUBLISH THE ORDERS"
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Drop salute, face about, and report:
"ATTENTION TO ORDERS, DETAIL FOR THE DAY, CA-
Group Adjutant
DET OFFICER OF THE DAY, CADET COLONEL FUENTES
BY ORDER OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL SMITH."
“Key personnel from the joint services command will now come
Narrator
forward for the Officers’ March.”
OFFICERS' CENTER
After publishing the orders, and narrator comments command:
"OFFICERS," (pause for officers to position themselves) "CEN-
Group Adjutant TER", (pause for a 4-count) "MARCH."
(Face about and take position one pace to the right and one and a
half paces to the rear of JSC/CC.)
After preparatory command, "CENTER", count to 3 then:
Play Music Track 4: Officer's Center
1. As officer detail approaches JSC commander, incremen-
tally lower volume.
Sound
2. As officer detail returns to their posts, incrementally raise
volume.
3. End music with fade out when all members of detail have
returned to posts.
Group (Battalion) Commanders On command "OFFICERS", stand fast.
Squadron (Company) Commanders On command "OFFICERS", take three steps forward.
Guidon Bearers On command “OFFICERS”, execute carry Guidon.
Group (Battalion) Commanders,
On command "CENTER", face the center.
Squadron (Company) Commanders,
On command "MARCH", step off to begin march to center.
and Guidon Bearers
On command "OFFICERS", take one step back with coordinated
arm swing;
On command "CENTER" face toward the colors;
First Sergeants
On command "MARCH", move by most direct route to a position
abreast of 1st rank (element leaders).
Note: March alongside the flank nearest to the colors.
Group (Battalion) Commanders, Upon arriving at center, halt and simultaneously face reviewing
(AFJROTC, CACC) stand.
Upon arriving at center, align at normal interval, halt and face
Squadron(Company) Commanders reviewing stand simultaneously.(F Sq./CC with A Co./CC) and (E
Sq./CC with B Co/CC)
Upon arriving at center:
1. F Guide center between A Co/CC and F Sq/CC and face re-
Guidon Bearers
viewing stand
2. Battalion Guide center between A and B Co/CC
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3. E Guide center between E and F Sq/CC
4. Battalion and E Guide face reviewing stand simultaneously.
When all officers are at the center and facing the reviewing stand,
turn head to the left, command: "Forward, MARCH"
Group Commander
(loud enough for all officers to hear over the music using parade
cadence - three count between commands)
Move by most direct route to Squadron/CC's position on com-
First Sergeants
mand "MARCH"
Prior to being six paces from the JSC/CC, Command:
"Officers," (Guidons go up) "HALT"
Group Commander
& (Guidon bearer executes present Guidon; officers present arms).
(Guidon Bearer & Officer Detail notes)
Note: Officers and Guidon bearers halt in 3 counts including the
salute.
Return salute and command:
JS Commander “Order,” (Guidons go up) ARMS,
(Pause)...
“Officers”, (Guidons to carry Guidon) “POST” (Pause for offic-
JS Commander ers, Guidon bearers, and first sergeants, to face about)
“MARCH.”
Officers, Guidon Bearers, & First Ser-
On command, “POST”, face about to return to original posts
geants
First Sergeants On command, “MARCH”, return to previous position.
When Guidon bearers are six paces from final line, command:
“Officers, HALT,” (pause) “POST.”
Group Commander
Pause for officers and Guidons to face left or right as appropri-
ate. “MARCH”
On command “POST”, face to left or right as appropriate.

Group (Battalion) Commanders,
Step off individually, the first person on “MARCH” followed by
Squadron(Company) Commanders and
the next person on the third step of the first, and so forth, flank
Guidon Bearers
toward their respective positions and halt, resuming positions fac-
ing the reviewing stand.
On command “MARCH”, step off and return to original post and
Group (Battalion) Commanders
face to reviewing stand
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On command “MARCH”, perform the following sequence:
1. Pair in outer flanks (E Sq./&B Co.): step off and begin
march to original posts
2. Middle pairs (F Sq. & A Co.): wait for previous pair to
Squadron(Company) Commanders take two steps then step off on the third step and begin
march to original post
3. Squadron Commanders: march until in line with post,
flank towards post, then halt and perform about face to
face reviewing stand.
1. (E Guide and A Guide) Step off and begin march to origi-
nal post
2. (F Guide) Wait for previous pair to take two steps then
Guidon Bearers
step off on the third step and begin march to original post
3. (All Guides) After returning to original post, halt, and face
reviewing stand.
PRESENTATION OF COMMAND
Give informational command:
JS Commander
“GIVE YOUR UNITS PRESENT ARMS”
Face about and, in succession from Group to Color Guard to Bat-
talion, command:
Group(Battalion) Commanders “ Present,” (pause for echo commands) “ARMS”

Face about and present arms
After Group(Battalion) commander's preparatory command,
Squadron(Company) Commanders "Present", turn head to the right and echo supplement command:
"Present"
When Unit/CCs have executed present arms, JSC/CC gives staff
command:
“Change Post, MARCH.”

JS Commander
After command, “MARCH”, officers take three steps forward,
(with Staff Officers following commands)
halt, face about and present arms. This is a seven-count sequence.

The JSC/CC, faces reviewing officer then states:
“SIR, I PRESENT THE COMMAND.”
Return salute and direct:
Reviewing Officer
“MARCH THE COMMAND IN REVIEW”
PASS IN REVIEW
“We will now conduct the pass-in-review. The pass-in-review is
time-honored tradition which allows the members of a command
Narrator
to pay respect to their commanding officer, while allowing the
commanding officer to inspect his troops.”
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