Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Fallbrook High School's Marine Corps JROTC 2nd Platoon earns top honors at the school's inaugural drill competition.
Cadet Carlos Urbina of Fallbrook High School's Marine Corps JROTC receives a special distinction for exceptional drill and military bearing at the school's first drill competition.
The physical fitness competition included sit ups.
Cadets are individually inspected by the Drill Instructors, tested on military knowledge and bearing. The cadets' scores will be tabulated for their platoon.
Each platoon is inspected during Close Order Drill including the Manual of Arms.
FALLBROOK – Fallbrook High School JROTC cadets recently held their first drill competition. The five units of Fallbrook High make up their battalion of approximately 160 students, who competed in grueling 95-degree heat against each other for top honors. The competition included a rigorous inspection by active duty Marine Corps drill instructors.
In addition to a full inspection by San Diego-based Marine Corps Recruit Depot drill instructors for military knowledge, appearance and bearing, the cadets were evaluated in military drill and physical fitness. Cadet leadership looked on as each platoon progressed through the competition. They were tabulating scores and announced the best platoon after all the scoring events were complete.
Receiving top honors for the day was 2nd Platoon, and also receiving a special distinction was cadet Carlos Urbina for exceptional drill and military bearing.
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