JLBC: Leadership
It must present a true challenge to every cadet.
A competitive spirit is to be encouraged in
each individual.
A strong sense of loyalty to the JLBC Cadet Command
and the JLBC must be fostered.
The cadet must be constantly aware that he is
preparing for a career of service to his nation.
The training received during the Fourth Class
the year is to be a foundation of character and abilities
that will be required throughout one's cadet and
officer careers.
Glossary. The following glossary of terms applies to
the basic Cadet and Fourth-Class Training Program:
a. Attention. The Fourth Class position of
attention is a rigid military position of attention with
erect body and head, shoulders back, arms straight at the sides with thumbs along trouser seams and eyes
fixed straight ahead. The weight will be on the heels,
buttocks rolled under, slight break forward at the
waist, shoulders back, hands, and elbows moved into
sides hands cupped naturally, thumb aligned with
trouser inseam, stand as tall as possible, and chin tucked.
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