JROTC Cadet Leadership Challenge instruction packet.
Here are the main parts of the instructions that the DoDDS-Europe Director of Army Instruction has provided. In them you will find the answers to most of your questions about camp, including: packing list, prohibited items, activities and medical/physical requirements. Contact your SAI or AI if you have questions.
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Here are some thoughts on things you should not forget to bring to camp:- Bring a pillow and a blanket (you'll get a sleeping bag, but bring these for extra comfort). - Bring shower shoes. - Bring an old pair of sneakers . . . there are rocks in the river and your feet are going to get wet during the canoe trip! - Bring boot blousers . . . they are available in the Military Clothing Sales Store for very little money; get several pair . . . for your ACUs and your poncho. - If you must bring a camera, bring a small, cheap one. - Bring a sweat suit . . . good for sports, double as shower clothes, double as PJs when it's cold. - Hangers. Hangers. Hangers. Don't bring to camp:
- Poggybait (that means food, snacks, etc.). Eat it on the bus or throw it away.
- Drugs that are not prescribed by your doctor. - Alcohol or tobacco. - Porn. - Awards and decorations that you are not authorized to wear. - Expensive cameras. - Jewelry, watches or other expensive personal items. - Your school yearbook. - A cell phone is okay . . . but you'll turn it in on day 1. You're not going to need it. - Weapons, explosives and things that are sharp and may hurt someone. |
Here are some thoughts about what to bring on the bus:
- Bring a bottle of water and a couple of sandwiches, fruit, etc.
- Sunglasses (it gets sunny, even on the bus). - A book or iPOD. - About 3 Euro in small change (sometimes the toilet doesn't work on the bus . . . you'll want to use the loo at the Autobahn rest stop). - That pillow you're bringing for your bunk. - Dress for the weather. If it's going to be warm you can dress down (sometimes the air conditioner on the bus just doesn't work!). |