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AFROTC DETACHMENT 155
Producing Leaders For The Air Force...
AFROTC Det 155 Welcome
Lt Col Thomas R. McGraw 31 Aug 05
I n t e g r i t y - S e r v i c e - E x c e l
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Mission

• Produce leaders for the Air Force
• and
• build better citizens for America.

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AFROTC Det 155 Cadre

• Commander Lt Col McGraw
• AMMO, Aircraft Mx, Space and Spec Tech Ops
• Commandant of Cadets Capt Vetrano
• Security Forces
• Unit Admissions Officer Capt McAndrew
• Communications, Command Control, Acquisition
• Education Officer 1Lt Haynes
• Personnel
• Personnel SSgt Ferguson
• Information Management SSgt Jimenez
• Staff Associate Ms. Dupree

Diverse backgrounds with 63 yrs of experience
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Overview

• Skills for Success
• Expectations (Cadets Cadre)
• Sexual Harassment/Assault
• Drug and Alcohol Abuse
• 72 Hour Rule
• AFROTC/Semester Overview
• Medical
• Commanders Ranking
• CoC Expectations/Goals
• Physical Training Program
• Final Thoughts

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Skills for Success

• Balance
• Grades, AFROTC, Fitness, Faith, Family, Social
• Core Values
• Integrity First
• Service Before Self
• Excellence in All We Do!

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Expectations

• Cadets
• Mutual respect between all cadre and cadets
• Good academic standing
• Compliance with standards (academic, military,
  and physical)
• Max effort to learn and lead!
• Cadre
• Mutual respect between all cadre and cadets
• Mentorship
• Max effort

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Sexual Harassment/Assault

• Sexual assault Any sexual contact without
  consent
• Rape When the contact includes penetration
• Without consent
• Force, threat, coercion
• unable to give consent
• Alcohol or drug impaired
• Unconscious asleep
• Underage
• Mentally handicapped
• Physically helpless

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Sexual Harassment/Assault

• . . . We will not tolerate anyone who sexually
  assaults anyone else . . .
• We dont want you among us. We dont want you
  to sully the uniform of our fellow Airmen.
• Dr. James G. Roche, SECAF, Feb 03

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Sexual Harassment/Assault

• All perpetrators, those who fail to prevent
  assaults, those who knowingly protect
  perpetrators after the fact, and those who would
  shun or harass those with the courage to come
  forward and report criminals, should know that we
  dont want you in our Air Force - not I not
  General Jumper nor our colleagues.
• Dr. James G. Roche, SECAF, Feb 03

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If You Have BeenSexually Assaulted

• Ensure personal safety
• Seek medical attention
• Dont disturb possible evidence (e.g. save
  clothes from assault) evidence can be collected
  from an assault 72 hours after assault occurred
• File a police report

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Helping A Victim ofSexual Assault

• Any immediate needs (med., safety, emotional)?
• Be calm, not angry or threatening listen.
• Be nonjudgmental about victims response to rape
  common responses are to freeze, fight, run
• Let victim make decisions help victim to make
  informed decisions.
• Do not pressure victim for information.

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Contact Numbers

• Injured/Immediate Assistance (UM Campus)
• 9-911
• UM Public Safety
• 305 284 6666
• Sexual Assault Response Team
• 305 798 6666
• Dade County Rape Treatment Center
• 305 585 7273
• UM Student Health Center
• 305 284 5927

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Drug and Alcohol Abuse

• No under age drinking (
• Illegal
• Usually results in adverse involvements with
  civil, military, or school authorities
• Possible disenrollment investigation

WORTH IT ?
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72 Hours and Security

• 72-hour rule
• Civil Involvements
• Failing grades
• Security Clearance Paperwork
• Within 30 days after enlistment!
• 4-year scholarship winners w/in 30 days after
  start of sophomore year
• Active Duty without a clearance not much fun!

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AFROTC/Semester Overview

• The AFROTC Program
• Typically 4 years
• AS 100/200 in General Military Course (GMC)
• AS 100 Initial Military Training (IMT)
• AS 200 Field Training Preparation (FTP)
• Attend Field Training (FT) between AS 200 and AS
  300 year
• AS 300/400 in Professional Officer Course (POC)
• Hold a cadet officer position in the cadet wing
• Organize and execute training activities for GMC
  
• Results in a commission as 2nd Lt upon graduation
  

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AFROTC/Semester Overview

• Semester Overview
• Attend academic course
• Attend LLAB
• Professional Military Training (PMT)
• Drill and Ceremonies (DC), Customs and
  Courtesies, Group Leadership Problems (GLPs),
  Reveille and Retreat, Practical
  Leadership/Followership Training, etc.
• Physical Training (PT) a minimum of two
  times/week
• Special Events
• Career Day, Guest Speakers, Military Ball, Field
  Day, Parties/Socials, Awards Program,
  Fundraisers, Community Service Projects, etc.

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AFROTC/Semester Overview

• Semester Overview
• Book and Uniform Issue
• AS 100 and 200 books go to Det and see Ms Dupree
• AS 300 and 400 books will be handed out by
  instructor
• Uniforms call Ms Dupree before next week to find
  out when uniform room hours are and to make an
  appointment for uniform issue.
• Deposits uniform deposits are 100.00
  (refundable when cadet is commissioned or leaves
  the program).
• Note Uniforms cannot be issued until
  in-processing paperwork is turned in (to SSgt
  Ferguson or Jimenez)

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Medical Status

• ANY CHANGES IN MEDICAL STATUS MUST
• BE REPORTED TO SSGT JIMENEZ, SSGT
• FERGUSON OR OTHER CADRE MEMBER
• IMMEDIATELY!!!!

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Banned Supplements
1       androstanediol 2       androstanedione
3       androstenediol 4       androstenedione
5       bolasterone 6       calusterone
7       1-dihydrotestosterone (1-Test) 8      
furazabol 9       13b-ethyl-17a-hydroxygon-4-en-3
-one 10      4-hydroxytestosterone 11     
4-hydroxy-19-nortestosterone 12      mestanolone
13      17a-methyl-3b,17b-dihydroxy-5a-androstane
14      17a-methyl-3a,17b-dihydroxy-5a-androstan
e 15      17a-methyl-3b,17b-dihydroxyandrost-4-en
e 16      17a-methyl-4-hydroxynandrolone
17      methyldienolone 18     
methyltrienolone 19      17a-methyl-1-dihydrotest
osterone (Methyl-1-Test) 20     
norandrostenediol 21      norandrostenedione
22      norbolethone 23      norclostebol
24      normethandrolone 25      stenbolone
26      tetrahydrogestrinone

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Order of Merit
Physical Fitness Test (PFT)
SAT Equivalent
Cum GPA
RSS

• Scholarships
• POC selection process
• Blue Chips
• Distinguished Graduate(s)
• AFSCs
• Assignments
• Etc.

RSS based on CCs ranking--CCs ranking
evaluation of officership potential based on
performance as a cadet
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Commandant of Cadets

• Without a word, this uniform also whispers of
  freezing troops,
• injured bodies, and Americans left forever in
  foreign fields. It
• documents every servicemans courage, who by
  accepting
• this uniform, promises the one gift he truly has
  to give his life.
• I wear my uniform for the heritage of sacrifice
  it represents
• and moreI wear my uniform with pride for it
  represents the
• greatest nation of free people in the world.
• - Captain Karen Dorman Kimmel

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CoC Expectations

• CUSTOMS COURTESIES
• You should know your customs, courtesies, proper
  military etiquette, and decorum cold. As members
  of AFROTC, you represent the United States Air
  Force. The public (other students/faculty) will
  scrutinize you while you wear the uniform.
  Represent your nation proudly.
• PROFESSIONALISM
• Your professionalism should be above reproach at
  all times. I do not expect to have to reprimand
  you for being unprofessional.
• RESPECT
• Respect flows both up and down the chain of
  command. You must have respect for both your
  superiors and subordinates, as well as for
  yourself. If there is one lesson I want you to
  take away from here and apply on active duty, it
  is this If you do not respect your subordinates,
  they will never respect you.

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CoC Strategic Goal

• Instill pride, professionalism, and
• espirit-de-corps into Cadet Wing

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CoC CW Goals

• LLAB
• 100 of CW passes LLAB this semester
• GPA
• At least 75 of CW achieves 2.75 GPA this
  semester
• Zero class failures
• No GPAs below 2.5
• PFT
• At least 75 of CW achieves overall score of
  excellent this semester
• Zero PFT failures

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CoC CW Goals

• PT
• At least 75 of CW exceeds 80 minimum mandatory
  attendance
• FT
• 100 of cadets who are submitted for FT
  consideration receive FT slot
• 100 of cadets who attend FT complete FT with a
  score of Sat or better
• Fundraising
• 100 of CW participates in at least one
  fundraising activity this semester
• Volunteering
• At least 75 of CW volunteers for at least one
  service project this semester

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CoC Misc Rules

• Uniforms will be worn in Det at all times
• Mon, Tue, Thu Blues
• Wed UOD as states on OPORD
• Fri Alt Uniform
• No PT uniform unless stated as UOD on OPORD
• Cadets will not be sweaty
• Alternate uniform will be worn on Fridays
• Blue AF polo shirt, conservative pants,
  conservative shoes
• Flight Suit
• American flag will be worn on left sleeve
• Det 155 patch will be worn on right sleeve
• The line must be drawn between GMC/POC
• No fraternization

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CoC Evaluation Tools

• Cadet Activity Survey
• POC Cadet Performance Report
• GMC Cadet Performance Report

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Physical Training Program

• IAW AFROTCMAN 36-201 and AFROTCI 36-2017
• Must attend 80 of PT sessions
• Tardiness 3 times late 1 absent
• PT offered 3X per week at UM IM Field
• Tue 0600 0700 hrs
• Wed 1600 1700 hrs
• Thu 0700 0800 hrs
• First session 13 Sep
• Pick 2 PT days will attend SAME 2 days every
  week
• Will not change days for any reason
• Failure to attend PT results in failure of LLAB
  almost 20 cadets cut in Fall term 2004

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Physical Training Program

• CCs PT Waiver
• Non-Dade cross-town cadets do NOT have to attend
  PT at UM due to distance
• Submit workout regimen for approval to COC
• Non-Dade cadets may workout on their own and turn
  in weekly report to Physical Fitness Officer
  (PFO, Cadet Pizarro) stating type and duration of
  training
• Note
• Participation requirements can be met by
• (1) enrollment in PE or kinesiology course
• (2) or working out on your own (as stated
  previously)
• ALL REQUIRE A WEEKLY FITNESS REPORT TO BE TURNED
  IN

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Physical Training Program

• CCs PT waiver cont.
• If training on your own training must consist of
  a combination of the following
• At least 30 minutes of cardio training at
  moderate to high intensity (running, biking,
  swimming, cardio machine, etc) this is mandatory
  each session
• Push-ups
• Sit-ups (or combo of ab work)
• Pull-ups
• Attendance may also be waived on a case by case
  basis for Dade cadets
• Examples are intercollegiate athletics
  participation and scheduling conflicts
• MUST BE EXTREME CIRCUMSTANCES lack of trans does
  not apply http//www.miamidade.gov/transit/ for
  public trans

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Physical Training Program

• Physical Fitness Test (PFT)
• Given once per semester
• All cadets must attempt the PFT contract cadets
  must pass the PFT each semester
• Consists of
• Ab Circumference
• Push-ups
• Crunches
• 1.5 Mile Run
• Note Standards for exercises posted in cadet
  hangar

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Physical Training Program

• Participation Requirements for PT Activities
  (chronologically listed)
• Must have certified DOD physical or
  Pre-Participatory Sports Physical on File
• Complete and turn in Physical Health Screening
  Questionnaire (PHSQ)
• Participate in at least 2 PT activities per week
  for 30 days
• New cadets participate in Physical Fitness
  Diagnostic (PFD) essentially a practice PFT
  (does not count)
• Note See your Flt CC for PHSQ and Physical
  paperwork

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Physical Training Program

• Participate in PFT based on the following
  conditions
• Cadet had no visible health concerns during PFD
• Cadet must attempt PFD
• Cadet agrees they can attempt PFT
• PFT is conducted no earlier than 72 hours after
  PFD

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Physical Training Program

• Safety for PT Activities
• Continuously hydrate the day before and the day
  of PT activities
• If you are thirsty you are dehydrated!!!!
• Will help prevent heat stress disorders (ie heat
  stroke, heat exhaustion, etc)
• If there are any health problems or incidents
  report it immediately to cadre member!!!!!

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Commanders Final Thoughts

• Exciting new semester
• Make the most of your opportunities (choice)
• Maintain balance in life
• Learn and lead!

WHEELS UP !
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Producing Leaders For The Air Force...
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