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 Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:42 am
How does your School do drill team im up for suggestions. Like do you let them do raiders and drill or just one thing. The only reason is we are changing everything this year and we are lookign for new ideas... We are even having try outs.
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Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2007 4:13 pm
 Sing me a new song
Hey, our school is doing the same thing with tryouts!
[ps: Hi Jake!]
A broken song of redemption and regret
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Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2007 2:06 pm
We do armed and unarmed. Everyone is welcome to join the team, but when we go to competitions, we bring the minimum required for the event, so you have to try out. Less people=less chance of a screw up. The people who go are the people who were the top for the "knock-out" competition. A knock-out competition is when everyone stands in one rank, and the instructor calls a command. If you don't execute it perfectly, you're knocked out. We do both rifle anf unarmed, because one person may be better at one way of drill than another.Last 6 standing are our squads, and last 18 is our platoon. I've never missed a competition. ^^
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Posted: Sun Sep 16, 2007 8:38 pm
our school has try outs for our drill teams yes i said teams our school competes in platoon, squad, color guard, individual, platoon w/ arms, squad w/ arms, individual w/ arms, and rifle exhibition we have one commandant who is our 1SG he's from Vietnam and he stresses the little things so ya'll just need to stress the little things and you could end up being really great champs
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Posted: Mon Sep 17, 2007 11:00 am
Yup, our 1st Sergeant was a drill instructor at Parris Island....
and we do have teams, plural, too
every ROTC unit does I believe
freshmen squad unarmed
freshmen squad armed
freshmen platoon unarmed
freshmen platoon armed
squad armed
squad unarmed
platoon armed
platoon unarmed
individual armed
individual unarmed
exhibition armed
exhibition unarmed
color guard
freshmen color guard
those are the subcategories of drill and color guard teams
We also have a PT team, rifle team, academic team, and orienteering...with their own subcategories, of course. wink
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Posted: Sat Oct 06, 2007 9:46 pm
We're starting one for when we go to Canada! I get to be in it! WOO HOO! blaugh We have to get EVERYTHING for it though! haha!
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Posted: Mon Oct 08, 2007 5:25 pm
tyipi-bozu Yup, our 1st Sergeant was a drill instructor at Parris Island.... and we do have teams, plural, too every ROTC unit does I believe freshmen squad unarmed freshmen squad armed freshmen platoon unarmed freshmen platoon armed squad armed squad unarmed platoon armed platoon unarmed individual armed individual unarmed exhibition armed exhibition unarmed color guard freshmen color guard those are the subcategories of drill and color guard teams We also have a PT team, rifle team, academic team, and orienteering...with their own subcategories, of course. wink My AFJROTC unit has that too.
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Posted: Wed Oct 17, 2007 6:22 pm
our unit has:
Armed Regulation
Armed Exhibition
Male and Female Colorguards
Unarmed Regulation
Unarmed Exhibition
Special Exhibition
at certain meets PT and Inspection
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Posted: Thu Oct 18, 2007 4:23 am
You go to competitions that differentiate between male and female colorguards?
Our categories are varsity and freshmen, and we just put whoever's best on them, male or female.
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Posted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 4:29 pm
yea, pretty much. few meets we go to we have a mixed colorguard, but most we go to have seperate categories
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Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 5:05 pm
All our school has is Unarmed Basic, Armed Basic, and Color Guard. We don't have any trick drill teams, which would have been cool. Last year, we tried to get a Sabre Team but the principal wouldn't let us. We separate our drill teams into an A team (for competitions) and a B team (in case an A team cadet can't make it) if we have enough people. Everyone is welcomed to join. At competitions (and someone mentioned this before), we have this "knock-out" competition. Even we don't have enogh people on the team (which is my situation), we can still participate. I was the fourth to last person knocked out once.
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Posted: Sun Feb 22, 2009 7:25 pm
freshmen/varsity flight unarmed
freshman/varsity armed
individual armed
individual unarmed
exhibition armed
exhibition unarmed
varsity colorguard
freshmen color guard
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2009 2:50 pm
Birdie-licious We do armed and unarmed. Everyone is welcome to join the team, but when we go to competitions, we bring the minimum required for the event, so you have to try out. Less people=less chance of a screw up. The people who go are the people who were the top for the "knock-out" competition. A knock-out competition is when everyone stands in one rank, and the instructor calls a command. If you don't execute it perfectly, you're knocked out. We do both rifle anf unarmed, because one person may be better at one way of drill than another.Last 6 standing are our squads, and last 18 is our platoon. I've never missed a competition. ^^ basicallly the same for me are u in army jrotc?
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Posted: Sun Mar 01, 2009 9:56 pm
Well this is the categories we had:
Armed Platoon (Only senior level)
Unarmed Platoon (Junior and Senior level)
Armed squad (Senior only)
Unarmed squad (junior and senior levels)
Colorguard (both levels)
Individual w/ rifles (both levels)
Individual w/o rifles (both levels)
Exhibition (only senior level)
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