CHIEF BARROS CLASS NAVAL SCIENCE 1, 2, 3
NAVAL SCIENCE 1
CLASSWORK
What are cadets up to?
NS1 Textbook: Ch. 2, Mandatory Customs, Courtesy, Etiquette, and Ceremonies
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As an introduction to NJROTC, cadets will learn the mandatory customs, courtesy, etiquette, and ceremonies expected of them in the NJROTC Unit. It is important to set foundations within the unit and start of with the right foot by teaching the norms of NJROTC.
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Physical Training on Fridays
Part of being in the NJROTC Unit means to stay fit and healthy. We teach and enforce our cadets by doing so through having PT at least once a week. Although PT can only take up a small portion of NJROTC, it still has its impacts, therefore we encourage cadets to exercise everyday and drink plenty of water to keep healthy.
NAVAL SCIENCE 2
CLASSWORK
What are cadets up to?
NS2 Textbook: Ch. 1, Sea Power and Western Civilization
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Cadets are learning about the history of sea power and its usage in Western civilization. Understanding a nation's ability to control the sea is highly important as it could affect political, economic, and military interests. We focus on the history of sea power tracing back to ancient Crete, Phoenicians, and Greeks, leading up to the Age of Discovery and the rise of United States maritime power.
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Physical Training on Fridays
Part of being in the NJROTC Unit means to stay fit and healthy. We teach and enforce our cadets by doing so through having PT at least once a week. Although PT can only take up a small portion of NJROTC, it still has its impacts, therefore we encourage cadets to exercise everyday and drink plenty of water to keep healthy.
NAVAL SCIENCE 3
CLASSWORK
What are cadets up to?
NS3 Textbook: Ch. 1, Importance of Sea Power
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Cadets are learning about the history of sea power and its usage throughout world history. Understanding a nation's ability to control the sea is highly important as it could affect political, economic, and military interests. This curriculum covers components of sea power beyond just military force (such as ocean industry and commerce). Discussions on how leadership and seamanship is used in sea power is also covered.
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Physical Training on Fridays
Part of being in the NJROTC Unit means to stay fit and healthy. We teach and enforce our cadets by doing so through having PT at least once a week. Although PT can only take up a small portion of NJROTC, it still has its impacts, therefore we encourage cadets to exercise everyday and drink plenty of water to keep healthy.