RESOURCES

Institute of Heraldry & Insignia

The Institute of Heraldry (TIOH) has supported the U.S. Army since 1919. It designs ROTC organizational flags, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI), and shoulder loop insignia (SLI).

Organizational Flags, SSI & SLI

1. Submit a memo and ROTC Request for Insignia form via your Brigade to the JROTC Directorate.
2. TIOH will verify details with your listed point of contact.
3. Upon approval, designs and vendor instructions are provided.
4. Submit requisitions (DD1348-6) at heraldry.army.mil.

Note: Guidons follow a standard design and are submitted directly through heraldry.army.mil.

Procurement of SSI and SLI is handled via the TIOH Certified Vendor List.

Cost Guidance

• Design services are free
• Production is funded via JROTC budgets, MPA or donated funds
• Flag/guidon replacement available every 5 years at no charge

View the JROTC TIOH Information Packet

View the Logistics Course Heraldry Briefing

Contacts

Steve Fusinetti – Strategic Planner, U.S. Army Cadet Command
steven.r.fusinetti.ctr@army.mil

Karen Wilson – The Institute of Heraldry
karen.d.wilson.civ@mail.mil

Regulations & Policies

This section contains commonly accessed regulations and policies from U.S. Army JROTC and U.S. Army Cadet Command.

Annual Training Guidance & Appendices

• AY25–26 Annual Training Guidance
• Appendix 1 – Consolidated Events
• Appendix 2 – Instructor Certification
• Appendix 3 – JSOCC Training Schedule

U.S. Codes & Army Directives

• Army Directive 2014-23
• DoD Instruction 1205.13
• Instructor Certification Memo
• Title 10 USC 2031 – Enrollment
• Title 10 USC 2032 – Program Purpose
• Title 10 USC 2033 – Instructor Qualifications
• Title 10 NDCC 4651
• Title 10 USC 2035 – Program Management

Cadet Command Regulations

• CCR 145-2 – Organization, Admin, Ops
• Coaching Rubric
• Medical Report
• Counseling System
• Waiver Liability Agreement
• CCR 145-8-3 – JPA
• CCR 385-10 – Safety Program
• CCR 670-1 – Uniform Wear
• CCR 672-5-1 – Awards & Decorations
• SIR Incident Matrix
• SIR Form

Policy Letters & Forms

• Cadet Command Policy Letters
• Curriculum Guide v11
• CCF 134-R – Training Certificate
• CCF 146-1-R – Property Record
• CCF 194-R – Inventory Listing

Marksmanship & Safety Program

Note: As of 19 May 2021, the Marksmanship & Safety course in ALMS has been discontinued.

This section provides updated guidance for JROTC marksmanship training, safety protocols, and school-based weapon security.

Safety & Training Resources

• Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) – Navigate to Education → JROTC Marksmanship Instructor Course
• JMIC Registration Page
• JMIC Safety Exam (No Key)
• JMIC Safety Exam Answer Key

Safety Rule Update

National Standard Three-Position Air Rifle Rules have been revised. Coaches and cadets must use the most current edition. Cadets are not authorized to install, remove, or fill CO₂ rifle cylinders.

• The First Shot – CMP Online Magazine

CO₂ Canister Guidance

Improper installation may cause brass fitting separation. Follow procedures in the Daisy Avanti operator’s manual. Never overtighten CO₂ cylinders.

Tip: Use liquid correction fluid to mark torque seal lines for visual safety checks.

Inspections

JROTC Range Inspection Checklist (.pdf) – Link removed pending future update

This checklist is part of the command interest inspection and will be included in future updates to CCR 145-8-3.

Storage & Security Protocols

1. Use CTA 50-909 to authorize and requisition rifle storage racks. Store dummy and air rifles behind locked doors with other government property.
2. Security for .22 caliber rifles and higher must follow AR 190-11. All weapons, including air rifles, require double-lock systems.

Campus Safety Alerts

JROTC Safety Alert – Weapons on School Campuses (.pdf) – Link removed pending future update

Downloadable Posters

Medal of Honor Stories — Brought to Life

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) has created a compelling series of digital comic books that honor the courage and sacrifice of Medal of Honor recipients. These graphic novels offer a powerful teaching tool for JROTC instructors — combining history, heroism, and visual engagement into one immersive experience.

Each comic depicts real-life stories in vivid detail and is suitable for classroom use across multiple subjects. Best of all, they’re completely free to view and download directly from the AUSA website.

Explore the Medal of Honor Graphic Novels Collection

Featured Posters

Scholarship Opportunities

U.S. Army ROTC Scholarship

U.S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) scholarships provide full financial assistance for college tuition and mandatory education fees, or room and board. Scholarship winners also receive:

• $420/month tax-free subsistence allowance, up to 10 months/year
• $1,200 annually for textbooks, classroom supplies, and equipment

Students may apply for the Four-Year Army ROTC Scholarship online between 12 June and 4 February at https://hs.usarmyrotc.com.

Eligibility Requirements, Minimums

Application Resources

• Guide to the Army ROTC Scholarship Process (.PDF)
• Army ROTC Scholarship School Process Slide (.PPTX)

Minuteman Campaign – GRFD Scholarship

The Guaranteed Reserve Forces Duty (GRFD) scholarship provides full tuition and fees or room and board, up to $12,000/year, for up to four years at a public or private school. This program supports the Reserve Components and strengthens the total Army force.

If you’re a high school senior interested in commissioning into the Army Reserve, the GRFD Minuteman Scholarship offers an excellent opportunity.

Learn more at https://www.usar.army.mil/MinutemanCampaign/

Local & Regional Programs

Many schools and communities offer additional scholarships for JROTC cadets. Check with your instructors or school counselors for local opportunities.

Final Steps

Bookmark this page and check back often. New opportunities are added throughout the year. For questions or updates, contact your instructor or the JROTC HQ team.

Institute of Heraldry & Insignia

The Institute of Heraldry (TIOH) has supported the U.S. Army since 1919. It designs ROTC organizational flags, shoulder sleeve insignia (SSI), and shoulder loop insignia (SLI).

Organizational Flags, SSI & SLI

1. Submit a memo and ROTC Request for Insignia form via your Brigade to the JROTC Directorate.
2. TIOH will verify details with your listed point of contact.
3. Upon approval, designs and vendor instructions are provided.
4. Submit requisitions (DD1348-6) at heraldry.army.mil.

Note: Guidons follow a standard design and are submitted directly through heraldry.army.mil.

Procurement of SSI and SLI is handled via the TIOH Certified Vendor List.

Cost Guidance

• Design services are free
• Production is funded via JROTC budgets, MPA or donated funds
• Flag/guidon replacement available every 5 years at no charge

View the JROTC TIOH Information Packet

View the Logistics Course Heraldry Briefing

Contacts

Steve Fusinetti – Strategic Planner, U.S. Army Cadet Command
steven.r.fusinetti.ctr@army.mil

Karen Wilson – The Institute of Heraldry
karen.d.wilson.civ@mail.mil

Regulations & Policies

This section contains commonly accessed regulations and policies from U.S. Army JROTC and U.S. Army Cadet Command.

Annual Training Guidance & Appendices

• AY25–26 Annual Training Guidance
• Appendix 1 – Consolidated Events
• Appendix 2 – Instructor Certification
• Appendix 3 – JSOCC Training Schedule

U.S. Codes & Army Directives

• Army Directive 2014-23
• DoD Instruction 1205.13
• Instructor Certification Memo
• Title 10 USC 2031 – Enrollment
• Title 10 USC 2032 – Program Purpose
• Title 10 USC 2033 – Instructor Qualifications
• Title 10 NDCC 4651
• Title 10 USC 2035 – Program Management

Cadet Command Regulations

• CCR 145-2 – Organization, Admin, Ops
• Coaching Rubric
• Medical Report
• Counseling System
• Waiver Liability Agreement
• CCR 145-8-3 – JPA
• CCR 385-10 – Safety Program
• CCR 670-1 – Uniform Wear
• CCR 672-5-1 – Awards & Decorations
• SIR Incident Matrix
• SIR Form

Policy Letters & Forms

• Cadet Command Policy Letters
• Curriculum Guide v11
• CCF 134-R – Training Certificate
• CCF 146-1-R – Property Record
• CCF 194-R – Inventory Listing

Marksmanship & Safety Program

Note: As of 19 May 2021, the Marksmanship & Safety course in ALMS has been discontinued.

This section provides updated guidance for JROTC marksmanship training, safety protocols, and school-based weapon security.

Safety & Training Resources

• Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) – Navigate to Education → JROTC Marksmanship Instructor Course
• JMIC Registration Page
• JMIC Safety Exam (No Key)
• JMIC Safety Exam Answer Key

Safety Rule Update

National Standard Three-Position Air Rifle Rules have been revised. Coaches and cadets must use the most current edition. Cadets are not authorized to install, remove, or fill CO₂ rifle cylinders.

• The First Shot – CMP Online Magazine

CO₂ Canister Guidance

Improper installation may cause brass fitting separation. Follow procedures in the Daisy Avanti operator’s manual. Never overtighten CO₂ cylinders.

Tip: Use liquid correction fluid to mark torque seal lines for visual safety checks.

Inspections

JROTC Range Inspection Checklist (.pdf) – Link removed pending future update

This checklist is part of the command interest inspection and will be included in future updates to CCR 145-8-3.

Storage & Security Protocols

1. Use CTA 50-909 to authorize and requisition rifle storage racks. Store dummy and air rifles behind locked doors with other government property.
2. Security for .22 caliber rifles and higher must follow AR 190-11. All weapons, including air rifles, require double-lock systems.

Campus Safety Alerts

JROTC Safety Alert – Weapons on School Campuses (.pdf) – Link removed pending future update

Downloadable Posters

Medal of Honor Stories — Brought to Life

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) has created a compelling series of digital comic books that honor the courage and sacrifice of Medal of Honor recipients. These graphic novels offer a powerful teaching tool for JROTC instructors — combining history, heroism, and visual engagement into one immersive experience.

Each comic depicts real-life stories in vivid detail and is suitable for classroom use across multiple subjects. Best of all, they’re completely free to view and download directly from the AUSA website.

Explore the Medal of Honor Graphic Novels Collection

Featured Posters

Scholarship Opportunities

U.S. Army ROTC Scholarship

U.S. Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) scholarships provide full financial assistance for college tuition and mandatory education fees, or room and board. Scholarship winners also receive:

• $420/month tax-free subsistence allowance, up to 10 months/year
• $1,200 annually for textbooks, classroom supplies, and equipment

Students may apply for the Four-Year Army ROTC Scholarship online between 12 June and 4 February at https://hs.usarmyrotc.com.

Eligibility Requirements, Minimums

Application Resources

• Guide to the Army ROTC Scholarship Process (.PDF)
• Army ROTC Scholarship School Process Slide (.PPTX)

Minuteman Campaign – GRFD Scholarship

The Guaranteed Reserve Forces Duty (GRFD) scholarship provides full tuition and fees or room and board, up to $12,000/year, for up to four years at a public or private school. This program supports the Reserve Components and strengthens the total Army force.

If you’re a high school senior interested in commissioning into the Army Reserve, the GRFD Minuteman Scholarship offers an excellent opportunity.

Learn more at https://www.usar.army.mil/MinutemanCampaign/

Local & Regional Programs

Many schools and communities offer additional scholarships for JROTC cadets. Check with your instructors or school counselors for local opportunities.

Final Steps

Bookmark this page and check back often. New opportunities are added throughout the year. For questions or updates, contact your instructor or the JROTC HQ team.