GENERAL MILITARY SUBJECTS Sample Clauses

GENERAL MILITARY SUBJECTS. The instruction of leadership, self- discipline, citizenship, character and personal responsibility are presented through the medium of the U.S. Marine Corps. The final category of the JROTC curriculum, General Military Subjects, supports the previous four categories of instruction. Drill and ceremonies, military customs, courtesies and traditions, rank structure and military history all enhance the cadets education and development. Personal confidence is enhanced with marksmanship training, and classes in land navigation are fun and challenging. CORE CLASSES Physical training, drill and civilian marksmanship are also taught. Many schools have drill teams and participate in state and national competition; and many schools have facilities to promote the civilian marksmanship program, which is also an interscholastic sport with potential for national competition and recognition. COURSE MATERIALS
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