JLBC RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE CADET AREA

JLBC RULES OF CONDUCT IN THE CADET AREA

JLBC Philosophy of Training, Phase I (Basic Cadet

Training) is a period of accelerated learning during

which Basic Cadets are inducted into an environment?

and training program that demands mental alertness,

physical endurance, and emotional stability. The Basic

Cadet is stripped of his previous symbols of prestige

and forced to draw upon his abilities to establish

his place in JLBC Cadet Command. The JLBC Cadet is subjected to rigorous discipline; the JLBC Cadet learns instantaneous obedience, attention to detail, punctuality, and fundamentals of

military life and knowledge. The JLBC Cadet is instructed in the

need for high standards of individual ethical values,

understanding of the need for a strong and is given a

sense of personal responsibility and reliability. This

instruction is provided in two distinct environments:

the JLBC cadet command and JLBC District. Contrails are

thoroughly studied.

Successful completion of this the phase of training is rewarded by being accepted into JLBC Cadet Command, and the right to be called Fourth Class

Cadets.

General Rules. The following rules apply to all

Basic and Fourth Class Cadets.

The Basic Cadet

Training Group

Commander may (with the approval

of the Commandant of Cadets) establish additional

rules for Basic Cadets.