I always wonder how come in Army and Air Force JROTCS the rifles in color guard are on the same shoulder? The left rifle is on a right shoulder. In the Navy and Marine Corp JROTC for the left rifle we do it on left shoulder. (C/LTJG Cragg Bowie Bulldog Battalion) Maryland. Area 5
So, are both rifles supposed to be on the right arm, and not wait for the command "Ready, CUT" after carry colors? Like, I'm training to be on a competition color guard for my NJROTC unit in Area 8, and I'm looking at the differences between AJROTC and NJROTC color guards and there are a decent bit
Yeah, navy Color Guard is a lot more different to other Color Guard’s mostly on how they do everything. For ex, the flags when told to order colors, grab the flags and push them on their back.
Great work! Using your video to study for a comp coming up!
Yeah that’s what I’m doing lol, I’m nervous
@@Mistah_J_SS you got it don’t worry to much about it. Map it out on the floor and in your head. Don’t fret if you miss a command
@@Carrot_VR01 yeah lol. I’ll be the commander this upcoming year, so I gotta take the best I can with this experience
@@Mistah_J_SS how was it
I always wonder how come in Army and Air Force JROTCS the rifles in color guard are on the same shoulder? The left rifle is on a right shoulder. In the Navy and Marine Corp JROTC for the left rifle we do it on left shoulder.
(C/LTJG Cragg
Bowie Bulldog Battalion) Maryland. Area 5
Thomas Cragg AF, Navy, and Marines all do outside shoulder. Army is the only service that does both left shoulders
@@carsonstephens2508 Air Force does right shoulder
@@morganbangs2969 I recommend you review AFMAN 36-2203, chapter 7, section E
@@carsonstephens2508 oh wow. We’ve been doing this wrong the past three years. I’ll definitely have to tell me instructors. Thank you so much!
Good work guys.
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So, are both rifles supposed to be on the right arm, and not wait for the command "Ready, CUT" after carry colors? Like, I'm training to be on a competition color guard for my NJROTC unit in Area 8, and I'm looking at the differences between AJROTC and NJROTC color guards and there are a decent bit
Yeah, navy Color Guard is a lot more different to other Color Guard’s mostly on how they do everything. For ex, the flags when told to order colors, grab the flags and push them on their back.
Awesome
How is it unarmed with rifles?
Colo guard always has rifles on the side
@mayline de paz there’s also one with sabers or swords
Unarmed Color Guard means Jv Color Guard
It’s just in the unarmed division:)