1. FINAL EXAM
Naval Science II
Review Sheet
2009-10
THE CADET FIELD MANUAL
(THE ORANGE BOOK)
Chain of Command
• Know the chain of command.
Orders of the Sentry
• Know all 11 Orders to the Sentry.
Squad, Platoon and Company Drill
• Explain the prescribed movements in handling execution for squad, platoon and company drills.
• Know the formations for the squad, platoon and company.
• Know how to form the platoon by mustering petty officer, platoon commander senior enlisted
cadet and company commander.
• Explain changing the direction of march to include columns, to the rear, flanks and obloquies
while in squad and platoon formations
• Explain counting off procedures in line and in column for the platoon
• Understand how to align the platoon at normal and close interval
• Know how many cadets makes up a squad, a platoon and a company.
Manual of Arms
• Know all the movements in the Manual of Arms.
• Know the count for each movement.
• Know the positions of your hands and the rifle when under arms.
Manual of Sword
• Know the history of the Sword
• Know all the movements in the Manual of Sword..
NS2 MANUAL
(BLACK BOOK)
NJROTC Leadership
• Cite two advantages of unit leadership.
• Explain the three things required for leadership positions to exist
• Explain the relationship between good followership and good leadership.
• Explain that personal relationships determine a leader’s overall effectiveness.
• Describe at least ten essential qualities of an effective leader.
Approaches to Leadership
• Describe the importance of authority in the Navy.
• Cite the differences between authority in civilian life and authority in the military.
• Explain the importance of self-discipline in both military and civilian life.
• Describe the requirements for discipline in unit drill ceremonies.
• Cite the major differences between a democratic style of leadership and an autocratic style of
leadership.
• Cite five significant different approaches to leadership.
• Describe four critical skills necessary for a leader to communicate effectively.

2. Leadership Skills
• Describe Maslow’s theory as it relates to leadership.
• Describe those methods Navy leaders use to increase the motivational levels of naval
personnel.
• Describe those elements that contribute to good morale.
• Cite eight of the general rules for building morale.
• Describe three skills and effective leader uses when holding a conversation with subordinates.
• Explain five important factors an effective leader must remember about leadership.
Sea Power and Early Western Civilization
• Describe the importance of sea control.
• Explain how sea power evolved and its influence on the ancient world.
• Describe the conflict between the Greeks and the Persians in 492 B.C.
• Describe the rise of the Roman Empire and its influence on civilization from 275 B.C. to 476
A.D.
• Explain how the Roman Empire was free to spread throughout the Mediterranean.
• Describe the fall of the Roman Empire and the subsequent thousand years of turmoil that
followed.
• Describe the events that caused the Turks to lose the Battle of Lepanto in 1571, and their
control of the Mediterranean area.
• Describe the growth of the world during the Age of Discovery.
• Describe the conflict between England and Spain 1570.
• Explain how the English defeated the Spanish Armada.
• Describe the methods used by England to build her empire in the 17th century.
1990s and Beyond
• Know the terms of START II signed by the U.S. and Russia in 1993.
• Describe the major events that occurred between Iran and Iraq in the Middle East.
• Describe the major events that occurred during both operations Desert Shield and Desert
Storm.
• Know some of the actions taken by the U.S in the aftermath of Desert Storm.
• Describe the events that took place in the Balkans from 1991-1995.
• Explain the conflicts that took place in Somalia, India, Pakistan, and China during the 1990’s.
• Describe international terrorist attacks against the U.S. during the late 1190s.
• Know the domestic terrorist events that occurred in the late 1990s and on September 11, 2001.
Basic Electricity
• Describe the fundamental theory of electricity.
• Describe the properties of conductors and insulators.
• Describe the six common methods of producing voltage.
• Describe battery construction and significant characteristics.
• Explain the principle of electrical circuits.
• Describe Ohm’s Law as it relates to current, voltage and resistance.
• Explain the electrical power theory.