Revised: 03JAN2005
Standard Operating Procedure #6
Battalion Security
1.
Each member of the Corps of Cadets is responsible for
security. Any action that appears to be a security concern will be brought
immediately to the chain of command and the Army
Instructor Team.
2.
Personal security and safety must be foremost in our daily
lives. Any suspicion of
possible threat MUST be reported at once to the Army Instructor Team.
3. At a minimum the following security measures will be accomplished:
-
Instructor Team:
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Insure that all JROTC doors are secured whenever the team is
leaving the area.
·
Insure that the security routine is performed for the
building when the team is the last one out.
·
Insure that storage cabinets, filing cabinets, and supply
room are secured when not in use.
·
Insure that the Instructor’s computer is secured with
password protection.
·
Insure a monthly serial number inventory of demilitarized
M1’s and air rifles is completed within the first four days of the
month.
·
Insure that JROTC test materials are secured.
- Corps of Cadets, S-2 Staff
Officer
·
Assist where and when needed with the above security items.·
Aide in monthly inventory checks.
·
Provide security and/or security detail for “Cadet
Rides”, field trips and any other exercises involving the Corps of
Cadets.
·
Report concerns immediately to the Instructor Team.
·
Be proactive with all security concerns by initiating action
to negate the concern and reporting it to the Instructor Team.
-
Corps of Cadets
Ø
Watch for security of our unit, its equipment, and the gear
of other cadets at all times.
Ø
Security is “Everyone’s” concern, do your part!
“Falcon Battalion… an Honor Unit with Distinction”