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CADET WING COMMANDER’SWELCOME..................................................................................................................................................................6
C
ADET
W
ING
C
OMMANDER 
’
S
W
ELCOME
...........................................................................................................................6A
IR 
F
ORCE
C
HAIN
 
OF
C
OMMAND
2001............................................................................................................................7
AFROTC MISSION.....................................................................................................................................................8AFROTC VISION.........................................................................................................................................................8HONOR CODE.............................................................................................................................................................9CORE VALUES............................................................................................................................................................9GENERAL MILITARY COURSE (GMC) OVERVIEW......................................................................................11PROFESSIONAL OFFICER COURSE (POC) OVERVIEW...............................................................................12CHAIN OF COMMAND............................................................................................................................................14
W
HAT
 
IS
 
THE
C
HAIN
 
OF
C
OMMAND
?...............................................................................................................................14H
OW
 
TO
U
SE
Y
OUR 
C
HAIN
 
OF
C
OMMAND
!.....................................................................................................................14POC A
SSIGNMENT
R 
OSTER 
S
PRING
2001.......................................................................................................................15U
 NIT
M
ANNING
D
OCUMENT
..........................................................................................................................................17
DETACHMENT 130 CADET MISSION.................................................................................................................18DETACHMENT 130 CADET OFFICER PROMOTION AND RECOGNITION SYSTEM.............................23
P
ROMOTIONS
: T
HERE
 
WILL
 
BE
 
A
 
PROMOTION
 
BOARD
 
THAT
 
WILL
 
MEET
 
ONCE
 
A
 
SEMESTER 
. T
HIS
 
BOARD
 
WILL
 
MEET
 
BEFORE
LLAB
WEEK 
9,
AND
 
THE
 
PRESENTATION
 
OF
 
THE
 
 NEW
 
RANK 
 
WILL
 
BE
 
MADE
 
 NO
 
LATER 
 
THAN
LLAB
WEEK 
11. T
HIS
 
OVERSEEING
 
BOARD
 
WILL
 
CONSIST
 
OF
 
EACH
 
OF
 
THE
G
ROUP
C
OMMANDERS
 
ALONG
 
WITH
 
THE
W
ING
C
OMMANDER 
 
AND
W
ING
V
ICE
C
OMMANDER 
. T
HE
 W
ING
C
OMMANDER 
 
MAY
 
SELECT
 
CADET
 
FOR 
 
SPECIAL
 
PROMOTION
 
WITH
 
THE
 
APPROVAL
 
OF
 
THE
COC.......................................23E
VALUATIONS
: C
ADETS
 
WILL
 
BE
 
EVALUATED
 
USING
AFROTC F
ORM
706. G
ROUP
C
OMMANDERS
 
WILL
 
BE
 
RESPONSIBLE
 
TO
 
EVALUATE
 
ALL
 
MEMBERS
 
OF
 
THEIR 
 
GROUP
 
TWO
 
TIMES
. T
HE
 
MIDTERM
 
EVALUATION
 
FORMS
 
WILL
 
BE
 
DUE
01 M
AR 
01
AND
 
THE
 
FINAL
 
EVALUATIONS
 
ARE
 
DUE
19 A
PRIL
01. T
HE
T
RAINING
G
ROUP
 
WILL
 
BE
 
RESPONSIBLE
 
TO
 
EVALUATE
GMC
CADETS
. POC
ARE
 
ABLE
 
TO
 
CONDUCT
 
AN
 
EVALUATION
 
ON
 
A
 
CADET
 
WHEN
 
THEY
 
SEE
 
FIT
,
IN
 
EFFORT
 
TO
 
IMPROVE
 
A
 
BEHAVIOR 
..........................................23
UNIFORMS.................................................................................................................................................................26
O
VERVIEW
...................................................................................................................................................................26U
 NIFORM
C
OMBINATIONS
..............................................................................................................................................27B
ASIC
U
 NIFORMS
D
ICTIONARY
.......................................................................................................................................27T
AKE
N
OTE
.................................................................................................................................................................27A
WARDS
.....................................................................................................................................................................28S
OME
I
MPORTANT
A
PPEARANCE
S
TANDARDS
....................................................................................................................28
 Female PFT Scoring...........................................................................................................................................45
W
EIGHT
S
TANDARDS
....................................................................................................................................................46
YOUR RIGHTS AS A CADET................................................................................................................................47
T
RAINING
P
HILOSOPHY
..................................................................................................................................................47S
EXUAL
H
ARASSMENT
P
OLICY
S
TATEMENT
......................................................................................................................47
FORMS........................................................................................................................................................................48
O
VERVIEW
...................................................................................................................................................................48
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 AFROTC Form 706.............................................................................................................................................49 AFROTC Detachment 130 Form 17...................................................................................................................50 AFROTC Detachment 130 Continuity Form.......................................................................................................51 AFROTC Detachment 130 EPT Form................................................................................................................52 IDE Form............................................................................................................................................................53
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING PROGRAMS.........................................................................54ABOUT PDT PROGRAMS.......................................................................................................................................55PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT TRAINING (PDT) IS A COLLECTION OF SUMMER PROGRAMSAVAILABLE FOR AIR FORCE ROTC CADETS. THESE PROGRAMS ARE CONDUCTED AT AVARIETY OF LOCATIONS IN THE UNITED STATES AND OVERSEAS. TRAVEL TO THETRAINING LOCATION IS PROVIDED. ROOM AND MEALS ARE PROVIDED DURING TRAINING.PARTICIPATION IN THESE PROGRAMS IS VOLUNTARY, BUT ONCE AN ASSIGNMENT ISACCEPTED, A CADET MAY WITHDRAW FROM THIS COMMITMENT ONLY DUE TOEXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES..............................................................................................................55PROGRAMS ARE OPEN TO QUALIFIED CADETS FOR THE SUMMER FOLLOWING COMPLETIONOF AS100 OR AS300. CADETS COMPLETING AS400 WHO WILL NOT GRADUATE UNTIL AFTER THE FOLLOWING FALL TERM MAY VOLUNTEER FOR THE AS300 PROGRAMS. DETACHMENTSSEND NAMES OF VOLUNTEERS TO AFROTC REGIONS IN LATE JANUARY. ASSIGNMENTNOTIFICATION IS MADE IN LATE MARCH. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN VOLUNTEERING OR HAVE ANY ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS, PLEASE SEE LT. COL. GOODE, THE PDT OFFICER............55AS100 PDT PROGRAMS..........................................................................................................................................55AIR FORCE ACADEMY FREEFALL (AFAFF) IS A 12-DAY PARACHUTE TRAINING PROGRAM ANDIS CONDUCTED AT THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE ACADEMY, COLORADO SPRINGS, CO. THECOURSE IS COMPRISED OF STRENUOUS PHYSICAL TRAINING, CONDITIONING, GROUNDSCHOOL, AND FIVE FREEFALL JUMPS FROM 4,500 FEET. CADETS COMPLETING ALL FIVEJUMPS ARE AWARDED A BASIC PARACHUTIST RATING..........................................................................55AS100 SPECIAL TRAINING (ASSIST) IS A PROGRAM DESIGNED TO GIVE CADETS ANUNDERSTANDING AND APPRECIATION OF THE DIVERSE CAREERS THAT CONTRIBUTE TOTHE EXECUTION OF THE AIR FORCE MISSION. THIS TEN-DAY PROGRAM IS CONDUCTED ATVARIOUS BASES IN THE CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES. AN AFROTC INSTRUCTOR SERVESAS AN ESCORT TO THE CADETS ON TOURS OF VARIOUS FACILITIES AT THE BASE. CADETSSHOULD HAVE A FEW DAYS TO "SHADOW" A JUNIOR OFFICER FROM VARIOUS CAREER FIELDS. OPPORTUNITIES MAY EXIST FOR INCENTIVE FLIGHTS..........................................................55COMBAT SURVIVAL TRAINING (CST) IS A 20-DAY PROGRAM INCORPORATING COMBAT,BASIC AIRCREW, AND WATER SURVIVAL TRAINING. TRAINING IS PHYSICALLY ANDMENTALLY DEMANDING AND ACCOMPLISHED AT HIGH ALTITUDE AT THE UNITED STATESAIR FORCE ACADEMY IN COLORADO SPRINGS..........................................................................................55THE MEDICAL ORIENTATION (MO) PROGRAM IS A TRIAL 2-WEEK PROGRAM FOR SUMMER 2000 DESIGNED TO INCREASE CADET INTEREST IN PURSUING A CAREER IN MILITARYHEALTHCARE. CADETS CAN EXPECT TO OBSERVE THE SPECIALTIES OF INTERNALMEDICINE, GENERAL SURGERY, ORTHOPEDICS, EMERGENCY MEDICINE, AND PEDIATRICS.TRAINING IS CONDUCTED AT WILFORD HALL USAF MEDICAL CENTER, LACKLAND AFB, INSAN ANTONIO, TX...................................................................................................................................................55AIR FORCE ACADEMY SOARING (SOAR) IS A 15-DAY PROGRAM DESIGNED TO GIVE CADETSTHE OPPORTUNITY TO EXPERIENCE THE BASIC FUNDAMENTALS OF FLIGHT IN NON-POWERED GLIDER OPERATIONS. TRAINING IS CONDUCTED AT THE UNITED STATES AIR 
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