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1101st (DS) CDC, 11 RCDG, ARESCOM

LUNA BATAAN, DIGOS CITY, DAVAO DEL SUR

Instructional Package
On
GAD Awareness
 TABLE OF CONTENTS

LESSON PLAN . . . . A

LESSON OUT LINE . . . B

LESSON MANUSCRIPT . . . C

ADVANCE SHEET . . . . D

LESSON HAND OUT . . . E

QUESTIONNAIRE . . . . F

SLIDE/TRANSPARENCIES . . G
 LESSON PLAN

ADMINISTRATIVE DATA:
1. LESSON TITLE: GAD AWARENESS
2. LESSON OBJECTIVE: To discuss the enhancement of gender roles and standards for
women and men, elimination of restricting standards.

TASKS: At the end of presentation, the cadets/cadettes should be

able to:
 Recognize the mission of interior guard as it relates to the security forces.
 Memorize the general orders in sequence.
 Identify the security force chain of command and their duties
 Understand the used of countersign.
 Indicate the two methods for posting and relieving guard personnel.

CONDITION: To give the students lecture, practical exercise and

references on interior guard duty.

STANDARD: COPY
3. TIME ALLOTED: One (1) Hr
4. PRESENTED TO: ARAPT Cl 01-2020
5. TYPE OF PRESENTATION: LECTURE/ P.E
6. UNIFORM: BDA/ GOA
7. ISSUE MATERIALS: HANDOUTS
8. ASSIGNMENT/REFFERENCE: ROTC Manual
9. TRAINING REQUIREMENT: Lecture
a. Additional Personnel: None
b. Classroom Requirements: Projector, laptop
c. Instructional Aids: None
10. TRAINING EQUIPMENT: VU- graph machine (Overhead projector)
 LESSON OUTLINE

1. LESSON TITLE: MILITARY CORRESPONDECE

2. INTRODUCTION: Three (5) minutes
a. Greetings
b. Motivation
c. Scope of the lesson
3. BODY: (30 min with 10 min break)
EXPLANATION:
1. Definition of Interior Guard Duty
2. Security Force Chain Of Command And Their Duties
a.) Commanding Officer
b.) Executive Officer
c.) Security Officer
d.) Security Operations Officer
e.) Security Operations Chief
f.) Supervisor
g.) Watch Supervisor
h.) Post Supervisor
i.) Quick Response Team (QRT)
j.) Sentries/Watch Standers
3. Types Of Orders
4. Countersigns
Relie The cadets and cadettes must memorize the 11 General Orders in chronological
order. During the inspection of ranks, they will test their memories by asking them a type of
General Order (GO) of what particular statement was indicated, and then they will recite in
front of the officer.

4. REVIEW OR CRITICS:
a. Summary/Recapitulation
b. Clarification of Question
c. Concluding statement
 LESSON MANUSCRIPT

I. LESSON TITLE: INTERIOR GUARD DUTY

II. INTRODUCTION: FIVE (5) MINUTES
a. Greetings
Good day cadets and cadettes, before we go to our topic for today which
is Interior Guard Duty, allow me first to introduce myself; I am Cdt Cpt Glenn Mark E
Tigas from DSSC ROTC Unit a third year student of Bachelor of Technology and
Livelihood Education major in Home Economics, I am 21 years of age. Actually I am the
Corp Commander of DSSC ROTC Unit; and additionally, I am a former officer of our
department which is education when I was a second year student. I am your Army
Instructor for today. I current living in Purok Sambag Power, Tres de Mayo, Digos City,
Davao del Sur.

b. Motivation
As I said recently, our topic for today is Interior Guard Duty. So ladies and
gentlemen seat back and listen carefully so that you will be able to understand our
lesson for today. If you have queries regarding to our topic don’t hesitate to ask me; but
you must raise your right hand, do not answer in chorus or make destruction in our
class. I am hoping that everyone would lend me your ears and looking forward for your
good response. So let start!

c. Scope
1. Definition of Interior Guard Duty
2. Security Force Chain Of Command And Their Duties
3. Types of Orders
4. Countersigns
5. Relief of Personnel
III. BODY: (30 MIN)
a. EXPLANATION

1. Definition of Interior Guard Duty

- is detailed by commanders of all military installations to preserve order,
protect property, and enforce military regulations. The installation commander is
responsible for the interior guards of their own areas.

2. Security Force Chain of Command and Their Duties

a. Commanding Officer: The Commanding Officer of any installation is authorized to
establish a main guard. The Commanding Officer’s responsibility towards security for his base
is absolute.
b. Executive Officer: The Executive Officer assists the Commanding Officer in any matter
relating to the security and guard forces.
c. Security Officer: The Security Officer will report to the Commanding Officer on all
matters pertaining to physical security, law enforcement, and the anti-terrorism posture of the
installation or activity.
d. Security Operations Officer: The Security Operations Officer is the senior officer in the
military operations section. The duties are assigned by the Security Officer.
e. Security Operations Chief: The Security Operations Chief is the senior enlisted
member of the security department.
f. Supervisor: Senior enlisted regular security force member. Ensures proper instructions,
discipline and performance of duty of the security/guard forces.
g. Watch Supervisor: Senior enlisted members of the guard force who assist the Security
Operations Chief during heightened threat conditions. Duties include ensuring proper
instruction, discipline, performance and posting of post-standers.
h. Post Supervisor: A senior enlisted guard force member assigned to be in charge of a
security post during heightened threat conditions.
i. Quick Response Team (QRT): Guard force members who are assigned to backup or
assist other security force members.
j. Sentries/Watch Standers: All members of the security/guard force on duty.

3. Types of Orders
(1) To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
(2) To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing
everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
(3) To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.
(4) To repeat all calls from posts more distant to the guardhouse than my own.
(5) To quit my post only when properly relieved.
(6) To receive, obey and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the
Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day and officers and non-commissioned officers of the
guard only.
(7) To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
(8) To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
(9) To call the petty officer of the guard in any case not covered by instructions.
(10) To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.
(11) To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all
persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

4. Countersigns
The Commanding Officer assigns the use of the countersign. It may be used by sentries of an
interior guard, but is primarily intended for use by sentries or persons defending tactical
positions.
a.) By Whom Authorized. If a countersign is prescribed, it is devised by the highest
headquarters within a zone or area. The authority to designate a countersign may be
designated to subordinate units when necessary for their immediate use. However, these
units must notify higher headquarters of such action without delay. Only one countersign will
be in effect within a command during a specific period.

b.) Selecting the Countersign. The choice of words or sounds for the countersign is made with
care. If possible, words are selected which are difficult for the enemy to pronounce. To
minimize the possibility of an unauthorized person guessing the password, the word selected
for the secret challenge must not suggest the word selected for the password. (Example: the
secret challenge “Atomic”, suggests the password “Bomb”).
5. Relief of Personnel
a. Types:
(1) Formal. The formal relief is effected under supervision and in a
military manner, thus ensuring correct and complete transfer of verbal special
orders, instructions and information.
The following procedures will be followed in a formal relief of sentries:
(a) When the relief has arrived and halted at the point on a sentry’s post
designated for relief, the on-coming Squad Leader commands, according to the
number of the post, “Post Number ____.”
(b) The on-coming sentry approaches the off-going and halts about three
steps in front of and facing them.
(c) The on-coming Squad Leader places himself at one side of the
sentries, faces between them, and commands, “TRANSMIT YOUR ORDERS.”
(d) The off-going sentry transmits any changes in orders, information, or
instructions received during his watch, or states, “Post and orders remain the same.”
(e) The on-coming Squad Leader then asks the on-coming sentry, “Do you
understand your orders?”
 (f) If the on-coming sentry understands their orders, they reply to the affirmative.
If not, the on-coming Squad leader clarifies the orders.
(g) The on-coming Squad Leader then commands, “Post.” The on-coming sentry
then assumes their duties and the off-going sentry and on-coming Squad Leader
march to join the relief.
(h) Appropriate changes may be made in the above procedure when the sentry is
motorized, or it is the first or last sentry on post, or to conform to local conditions.
(2) Informal
(a) When an informal relief is prescribed, the person relieving contacts
the person to be relieved on the post in person and asks, “Are you ready to be
relieved?”
(b) When the person to be relieved is ready, they transmit to the person
relieving all pertinent verbal special orders, instructions, and information.
(c) As soon as the person relieving understands this material, he says, “I
relieve you,” and assumes their duties.
(d) The person relieved then retires. If such person is a sentry, they go
directly to the Squad Leader and reports accomplishment of the relief.

D. APPLICATION
The cadets and cadettes must memorize the 11 General Orders in chronological
order. During the inspection of ranks, they will test their memories by asking them a type of
General Order (GO) of what particular statement was indicated, and then they will recite in
front of the officer.

IV.REVIEW CRITICS
a. Summary/Recapitulation
b. Clarification of Question
c. Concluding statement

V.
a. Recapitulation: Refer to scope of the lesson.
b. Summary:
For the last 1 hour of instruction we have taken up definition of term of interior
guard duty. We have tackled types of General Orders as well the Security Force Chain of
Command and their Duties. And also we’ve discussed Countersign and Relief of Personnel
which is considerable as important practices in military tactics.
c. Concluding Statement:
If there are no question, that ends my instruction. Thank you and Good Day.
 ADVANTAGE SHEET

I. LESSON TITLE: INTERIOR GUARD DUTY

II. LESSON OBJECTIVE: To discuss the designated duties of interior guards according to
the commander’s order.

TASKS: At the end of presentation, the cadets/cadettes should be

able to:
 Recognize the mission of interior guard as it relates to the security forces.
 Memorize the general orders in sequence.
 Identify the security force chain of command and their duties
 Understand the used of countersigns.
 Indicate the two methods for posting and relieving guard personnel.

III. HOMEWORK/ASSIGNMENT:

a. Required Performance:
The student should be able to memorize the 11General Orders in
sequence.
b. Optional performance
Read the issued handouts

IV. ISSUE MATERIALS: Handouts

V. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS: None

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LESSON HANDOUT
SUBJECT: INTERIOR GUARD DUTY

Definition of Interior Guard Duty

- is detailed by commanders of all military installations to preserve order,
protect property, and enforce military regulations. The installation commander is
responsible for the interior guards of their own areas.

Security Force Chain of Command and Their Duties

a. Commanding Officer: The Commanding Officer of any installation is authorized to
establish a main guard. The Commanding Officer’s responsibility towards security for his base
is absolute.
b. Executive Officer: The Executive Officer assists the Commanding Officer in any matter
relating to the security and guard forces.
c. Security Officer: The Security Officer will report to the Commanding Officer on all
matters pertaining to physical security, law enforcement, and the anti-terrorism posture of the
installation or activity.
d. Security Operations Officer: The Security Operations Officer is the senior officer in the
military operations section. The duties are assigned by the Security Officer.
e. Security Operations Chief: The Security Operations Chief is the senior enlisted
member of the security department.
f. Supervisor: Senior enlisted regular security force member. Ensures proper instructions,
discipline and performance of duty of the security/guard forces.
g. Watch Supervisor: Senior enlisted members of the guard force who assist the Security
Operations Chief during heightened threat conditions. Duties include ensuring proper
instruction, discipline, performance and posting of post-standers.
h. Post Supervisor: A senior enlisted guard force member assigned to be in charge of a
security post during heightened threat conditions.
i. Quick Response Team (QRT): Guard force members who are assigned to backup or
assist other security force members.
j. Sentries/Watch Standers: All members of the security/guard force on duty.

Types of Orders
(1) To take charge of this post and all government property in view.
(2) To walk my post in a military manner, keeping always on the alert, and observing
everything that takes place within sight or hearing.
(3) To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce.
(4) To repeat all calls from posts more distant to the guardhouse than my own.
(5) To quit my post only when properly relieved.
(6) To receive, obey and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the
Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day and officers and non-commissioned officers of the
guard only.
(7) To talk to no one except in the line of duty.
(8) To give the alarm in case of fire or disorder.
(9) To call the petty officer of the guard in any case not covered by instructions.
(10) To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased.
(11) To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all
persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority.

Countersigns
The Commanding Officer assigns the use of the countersign. It may be used by sentries of an
interior guard, but is primarily intended for use by sentries or persons defending tactical
positions.
a.) By Whom Authorized. If a countersign is prescribed, it is devised by the highest
headquarters within a zone or area. The authority to designate a countersign may be
designated to subordinate units when necessary for their immediate use. However, these
units must notify higher headquarters of such action without delay. Only one countersign will
be in effect within a command during a specific period.

b.) Selecting the Countersign. The choice of words or sounds for the countersign is made with
care. If possible, words are selected which are difficult for the enemy to pronounce. To
minimize the possibility of an unauthorized person guessing the password, the word selected
for the secret challenge must not suggest the word selected for the password. (Example: the
secret challenge “Atomic”, suggests the password “Bomb”).

Relief of Personnel
a. Types:
(1) Formal. The formal relief is effected under supervision and in a
military manner, thus ensuring correct and complete transfer of verbal special
orders, instructions and information.
The following procedures will be followed in a formal relief of sentries:
(a) When the relief has arrived and halted at the point on a sentry’s post
designated for relief, the on-coming Squad Leader commands, according to the
number of the post, “Post Number ____.”
(b) The on-coming sentry approaches the off-going and halts about three
steps in front of and facing them.
(c) The on-coming Squad Leader places himself at one side of the
sentries, faces between them, and commands, “TRANSMIT YOUR ORDERS.”
(d) The off-going sentry transmits any changes in orders, information, or
instructions received during his watch, or states, “Post and orders remain the same.”
(e) The on-coming Squad Leader then asks the on-coming sentry, “Do you
understand your orders?”
(f) If the on-coming sentry understands their orders, they reply to the affirmative.
If not, the on-coming Squad leader clarifies the orders.
(g) The on-coming Squad Leader then commands, “Post.” The on-coming sentry
then assumes their duties and the off-going sentry and on-coming Squad Leader
march to join the relief.
(h) Appropriate changes may be made in the above procedure when the sentry is
motorized, or it is the first or last sentry on post, or to conform to local conditions.
(2) Informal
(a) When an informal relief is prescribed, the person relieving contacts
the person to be relieved on the post in person and asks, “Are you ready to be
relieved?”
(b) When the person to be relieved is ready, they transmit to the person
relieving all pertinent verbal special orders, instructions, and information.
(c) As soon as the person relieving understands this material, he says, “I
relieve you,” and assumes their duties.
(d) The person relieved then retires. If such person is a sentry, they go
directly to the Squad Leader and reports accomplishment of the relief.
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QUESTIONNAIRE
(Written Exam on Interior Guard Duty)

Name: _______________ Score:__________________

Course: _______________ Date: __________________

I. TRUE OR FALSE: Write letter T if the statement is true and write letter F if the statement is
false. Write your answer on the blank space provided.

_________ 1.The installation commander is responsible for the interior guards of their

own areas.
_________ 2. The Commanding Officer’s responsibility towards security for his base is
absolute.
_________ 3. The Security Officer will report to the Executive Officer on all matters
pertaining to physical security, law enforcement, and the anti-terrorism posture of the
installation or activity.
_________ 4. The Executive Officer assists the Commanding Officer in any matter
relating to the security and guard forces.
_________ 5. The Watch Supervisor is the senior officer in the military operations
section.
_________ 6. Post Supervisor is a senior enlisted guard force member assigned to be in
charge of a security post during heightened threat conditions.
_________ 7. QRT stands for Quick Relieve Team
_________ 8. Officer-in-charge are cased when furled and enclosed in a protective
covering.
_________ 9.The Commanding Officer assigns the use of the countersign.
_________10. Countersigns used by sentries of an interior guard, but is primarily
intended for use by sentries or persons defending tactical positions.
_________11. If a sign is prescribed, it is devised by the highest headquarters within a
zone or area.
_________12. The choice of words or sounds for the countersign is made with care.
_________13. All members of the guard force are not requiring understanding and
complying with the following regulations relating to the general orders for sentries.
_________14. When persons make proper inquiries of sentries, courteous but brief
answers will be given.
_________15. Sentries will detain the offender if necessary.

II. SINGLERESPONCE: Encircle the correct answer from the choices given below. (2 points
each).

1. It is detailed by commanders of all military installations to preserve order, protect property,

and enforce military regulations.
a. Interior Guard c. Interior Guard Duty
b. Countersign d. Commanding Officer

2. Who in security force those members of the security/guard force on duty?

a. Sentries/Watch Standers c. Interior Guard Duty
b. Supervisor d. Commanding Officer

3. Ensures proper instructions, discipline and performance of duty of the security/guard forces.
a. Sentries/Watch Standers c. Interior Guard Duty
b. Supervisor d. Commanding Officer
4.”To take charge of this post and all government property in view”, what General Order that
had stated?
a. GO 1 c. GO 3
b. GO 2 d. GO 4

5.” To report all violations of orders I am instructed to enforce”, what General Order that had
stated?
a. GO 1 c. GO 3
b. GO 2 d. GO 4

6.”To repeat all calls from posts more distant to the guardhouse than my own”, what General
Order that had stated?
a. GO 1 c. GO 3
b. GO 2 d. GO 4

7.”To talk to no one except in the line of duty”, what General Order that had stated?
a. GO 5 c. GO 7
b. GO 6 d. GO 8

8.”To receive, obey and pass on to the sentry who relieves me, all orders from the
Commanding Officer, Officer of the Day and officers and non-commissioned officers of the
guard only”, what General Order that had stated?
a. GO 5 c. GO 7
b. GO 6 d. GO 8

9.”To be especially watchful at night and during the time for challenging, to challenge all
persons on or near my post and to allow no one to pass without proper authority”, what
General Order that had stated?
a. GO 8 c. GO 10
b. GO 9 d. GO 11

10.”To salute all officers and all colors and standards not cased”, what General Order that had
stated?
a. GO 8 c. GO 10
b. GO 9 d. GO 11
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ANSWER KEY

TRUE OR FALSE:

1. T
2. T
3. F
4. T
5. F
6. T
7. F
8. F
9. T
10. T
11. F
12. T
13. F
14. T
15. T

SINGLE RESPONCES:

1. c
2. a
3. b
4. a
5. c
6. d
7. c
8. b
9. d
10. c

SLIDE/TRANSPARENCIES
 HEADQUARTERS
1101st (DS) CDC, 11 RCDG, ARESCOM
LUNA BATAAN, DIGOS CITY, DAVAO DEL SUR

ADVANCE ROTC ACADEMIC PHASE TRAINING

Cl 01-2020

PREPARED BY:

CDT CPT GLENN MARK E TIGAS

SUBMITTED TO:

SGT KRISTINE G DE GUZMAN (AGS) PA

Instructor