Otsman 36-2604 3/15

In all outdoor areas, unless specifically indicated.

*it is never incorrect to salute a senior officer outdoors as a courtesy and a greeting.

Approximately 6 paces, similar to saluting the Colors.

When either staff or cadets are in PT gear. or during a PT Test or Leadership Exercise.

Morning 0000 until 1159

Afternoon 1200 until 1659

Evening 1700 until 2359

All 4

First cadet in line

Right side

From the front

Lesson Number

Lesson Title

Instructors Rank/name

Scheduled Time

Always to the instructors right

Highest Ranking Individual

At all times

1. Come to POA centered in front of the stage

2. Command "Class, Prepare for Instruction"

3. At sight of instructor, command "Class, Attention"

4. Turn to Instructor, Salute, Report (Sir/Ma'am, Class is ready for instruction"

1. Come to POA, Centered in front of the stage

2. Command "Class, prepare for instruction"

3. Command "Class, Attention"

4. Turn to Instructor, Salute, Report "Sir/ma'am, class is ready for dismissal"

5. Instructor departs commands "Carry-on"

6. Class Echo's "Carry-on"

"Sir/ma'am, Flight (either flight number or letter flight) is accounted for and ready for Instruction"

Center on Door, knock once (loud enough to be heard), wait for acknowledged, Open door 45*, and state "Sir/ma'am, Cadet/Rank Name Requests permission to enter. (if multiple cadets state the number of cadets)

No it is considered an academic session

Yes, only if there is not another officer of equal or higher rank

Centered, 2 paces

No, but cadets will stand and render the proper greeting of the day.

EXCEPTION: if O-6 or above enters

while room is occupied or if there are cadets in room other than cadet assigned.

(Doors open 90 degrees)

While room is unoccupied, cadets are showering, changing uniforms, on quarters, and during lights out

DODI 1304.33 Protecting Against Inappropriate Relations During Recruiting and AETC 36-2909 Recruiting, Education, and Training Standards of Conduct.

(good rule of thumb, don't be dumb!)

OTS Air National Guard Minuteman Statue

Article 92 of the UCMJ

2 AETC 341's

Why each one was given

Whom it was given

the date

the percent of demerits earn compared to flight avg

Privilege status earned for the week

Wednesday @ 1700 and ends the following Wednesday at 1659

AETCI 36-2216

Documenting positive or negative Cadet Performance.

4 hours

Air Force Manual 33-152 User Responsibilities and Guidance for Information Systems. Also AFI 1-1 Air Force Standards

Never

AFI 36-2903 Dress and Personal Appearance of Air Force Personnel.

*This includes and AETC and Maxwell AFB Supplements

Outside during hours of darkness, outside ABU Blouse. When inside they will be removed or covered

Centered on the left and right collar, 1 inch and parallel from the bottom edge of the collar

Cadet 2nd Lt = single large bar

Cadet 1st Lt = small bar, large bar

Cadet Capt = 2 large bars

Cadet Maj = Large bar, small bar, Large bar

Cadet Lt Col = 3 Large bars

Cadet Col = 4 Large bars

Left side, centered between the braid and the bottom, with the front edge of wings 1 1/2 inches from the front of the cap

Only for the official flight and individual photos but must be removed after

5 minutes prior to first scheduled DP

Mess Checker

Ensuring Cadets properly: Enter the area, seating procedures, tray return, exiting the building, and safety issues.

No more than 3 minutes before or after their scheduled DP

2 paces in front of Mess Checker, Salute, report "Sir/ma'am, __Flight__ Reports with a Dining Priority of ___. We arrived at ___."

Mess Checker will state whether you arrived on time or not, then FL will Salute, Give the Greeting of the day and return to their flight.

6 flights, PCC is the backup hold position

2 Lines beginning at the corner edge of wall.

before moving forward, they look both ways, once clear, cadet will turn head away from the wall and call "Post". This cadet will always march in front

Centered on and to the front edge of the table

Until all positions are filled or 20 seconds have passed since last position was filled.

at least 10 minutes

By placing their napkin on their tray

Positions 2 & 3 pass items to 1 & 4 (do not stack glasses)

Position 1 will stack and place trays in cabinet

Position 3 will lift napkin holder

Position 2 wipes table

Position 4 will collect any waste left over

First 2 cadets leaving

Monday - Friday 0515-0645 and 1130-1230

AF Form 422 Notification of Air Force Members Qualification Status

AF Form 978 Supervisor Mishap Report. 48hours

AFI-36-2905 Fitness Program

Flight room, auditorium, or dormitory

Double Arms length apart

Wing/Group Fitness officer upon arrival of PCI will command: "WING/GROUP".

Squadron Fitness Officers will command "Squadron"

Wing/Group: Attention

SFO salutes and reports: "ma'am/sir, Squadron _ is accounted for and ready for instruction"

Wing/Group FO: "the next exercise will be (X reps, name of exercise), position of exercise, move!"

Wing/Group FO: "Ready", Class responds: "Team"

Wing/Group FO: "Exercise", once complete "Halt", then "Recover"

Class responds "OTS!"

Indoctrination: None

Phase One: OTS Complex

Phase Two: Maxwell AFB

Phase Three: Off-base

Phase Four: Off-base

Sign out of CQ providing time out, location, and time of return, phone number of destination

2245

once per week

120 mile radius

AFI 36-3003 Military Leave Program. death or life-threatening condition of immediate family member

None, Tight Meals, no Alcohol, cannot carry cell phones during SMT.

OTS complex only, tight meals, no alcohol, cannot carry cell phones, Approval from Flt/CC to go to clothing sales, cleaners, barber shop

Maxwell AFB (not during SMT), talk quietly during dinner DP's, Saturday Dinner DP, Sunday DP, and Holiday DP are optional. POV use-non duty days. no alcohol. no cell phones during SMT

Off base, Do not have tight meals, Saturday Lunch DP optional, no alcohol on OTS campus,

Phase 3 or higher in break rooms during the duty day.

Off base after SMT, Breakfast and Lunch DP's on duty days. POV's after SMT, do not have to march in formation to activities. Formal reporting is no longer required. no auditorium opening/closing procedures. civilian clothes authorized after SMT

Holm Center DV paperwork, AU Form 88, Distinguished Visitor Notification and attach current biography.

no earlier than 30 minutes prior

AD or retired military above O-7, Command Chiefs, Civilian Senior Executives, CW5's, Members of Congress, certain senior gov officials, and VP's

Final dormitory walk through by Flt/CC and accountable items turned in

NLT 3 weeks prior to graduation

OTS class philosophy, enhance mission accomplishment, and benefit future cadets at OTS

DOD 5500.7R Joint Ethics Regulation 2-203

$300 and $10 per person. Cash, clothing, and alcohol are not acceptable (Flight T-Shirts are acceptable

2-4 Cadets, including the cadet in charge With Senior cadet marching on the right.

Cadet on the Right

Formation of 5 or more, including the Flight Leader

2 Elements

Flight Leader, Cadets on waivers will extend courtesies themselves

24-inch step, cadence of 100-120 steps per minute

In front of the highest numbered Element Leader (Front Right in column formation)

4 parts:

Ferrule, Staff, Ornament, and flight pennant

Cadet designated to lead the flight and ensure safety. Ensures all members accounted for, controls the flight through command execution and renders courtesties

"As You Were"

Stop Traffic then cadets cross a road or parking lot.

The leader of the smallest drill unit of at least 3 but usually 8-12

An oral order to direct a formation. 2 Commands

Preparatory Command and Command of Execution

Commands that have no Preparatory or Command of Executions: i.e. Prepare for Instruction or Column of Files

Measure or beat of movement

Alignment of elements side by side or in line maintaining proper interval

Individuals aligning themselves directly behind the person to their immediate front while maintaining distance

The space between individuals placed side by side

Normal Interval: Arms Length

Close Interval: 4 inches

The space from Front to Rear between units.

40 inches from chest to backs

Arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leader to the head

Arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leader to the extreme right flank

Arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leaders to the rear

Arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leaders to the extreme left flank

AFMAN 36-2203 Drill and Ceremonies

Safety of the Formation

Position of Attention and on the action side or direction the flight is moving

After one hour has lapsed from last meal, paved surfaces, and from physical conditioning activities. Except when crossing the street. Cannot double time in hours of darkness

During dawn and dusk and if formation is carrying flashlights or reflective gear

sidewalks, parking lots, troop walks, and other improved surfaces

with 10 or fewer cadets

All members of a formation

Column of Files, to form a single file into the building

Flight Leader

"Detail Halt" and "Fall Out"

"With the exception of the guidon bearer and the element leaders, if you are taller than the Airman in front of you, tap them on the shoulder and move forward"

the Flight Pennant signifies a flights ability to march without OTS Staff supervision.

To and From work details, to meet individual appointments or PT

When formations are stationary. Always yield to the right of moving formations

Last Individual

Facing Traffic, Modified Parade Rest, Right Arm Up and Palm Flat with fingers pointed upward

From Start to End of Academic day while marching from one location to another.

Right Hand,

6 inches from ground-Marching

Touching the right foot at rest

"Guidon"

FPCON Normal, Alpha, and Bravo

FPCON Charlie and Delta

Yes but flights will not use guidons

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