Welcome to the United States Military Academy

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1 Welcome to the United States Military Academy

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3 USMA Mission To educate, train, and inspire the Corps of Cadets so that each graduate is a commissioned leader of character committed to the values of Duty, Honor, Country and prepared for a career of professional excellence and service to the Nation as an officer in the United States Army.

4 Class of 1966

5 Class of ,186 Applicants 1,193 Admitted includes 15 International Cadets 108 Prior Service

6 2016 International Cadets Guyana Qatar Malaysia Afghanistan Kazakhstan Saudi Arabia Philippines Bulgaria Haiti Gabon Republic of Korea Thailand Mongolia

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25 Dean of the Academic Board BG Tim Trainor

26 Academic Vision To educate and inspire adaptive leaders of character to build the Army and the Nation s Future.

27 Academic Program Army Officer - Bachelor of Science Degree Majors in Engineering Math and Science Humanities and Social Sciences (Each with 8 to 12 Electives) 8 Military Science 7 Physical Education 3 English 4 History 2 Leadership 1 Philosophy/Ethics 2-3 Foreign Language* 3 Social Sciences 1 Law 4 Math 2 Chemistry 1 Physical Geography 2 Information Technology 2 Physics 3 Engineering Science/Design The Core

28 Academic Majors 37 total to include Arabic, Chinese, and Russian Art, Philosophy, and Literature Civil and Mechanical Engineering Defense and Strategic Studies Economics Electrical Engineering Environmental Engineering History International Relations Kinesiology Life Sciences (pre-med) Management Operations Research (Math) Physics Psychology Systems Engineering

29 Class Schedule Fourth Class Day 1 Course Credits General Chemistry I General Chemistry I Intro to Calculus General Psychology Intro to the U.S. Army Reading Skills Open Day 2 Course Credits Survival Swimming Open Intro to Calculus Open Dean s Hour Composition Western Civilization 3.0 TOTAL CREDITS 17.5

30 Typical Cadet Day Class or Study Time Class or Study Time Dinner Taps Breakfast Formation Lunch Formation Intramural, Club or Intercollegiate Athletics Evening Study Period Lights Out

31 Academic Achievements AY 2012: 10 Rotary, 1 Truman AY 2011: 7 Rotary, 1 Marshall, 2 Truman & 1 Hertz Truman Rhodes Hertz Marshall WP: 30 total WP: 87 total WP: 38 total WP: 34 total 3 rd in Nation 5 th in Nation 4 th in Nation 6 th in Nation

32 Commandant of Cadets BG Theodore Martin

33 Cadet Basic Training 2012 Objectives To train, instruct, and inspire New Cadets in order to transition them from civilians to cadets and soldiers Establish the military, physical and moral/ethical foundation necessary for leaders of character committed to military service To provide a powerful leadership experience for the Upper-Class Cadets

34 Cadet Basic Training Highlights Week 1 Week 2 Week 3 In-processing Equipment issue Diagnostic Fitness Test Swim Test Academic Placement Testing Drill & Ceremony Physical Fitness Marksmanship Chemical Training Leader Reaction Course Honor and Ethics 3-mile march Advanced First Aid Drill & Ceremony Physical Fitness Squad Competitions Communications Etiquette 6-mile march Drill & Ceremony Physical Fitness

35 Cadet Basic Training Highlights Week 4 Week 5 Week 6 Fire Team Live Fire Tactical Combat Casualty Care Land Navigation Physical Fitness Constitution Island Tours Crew Served Weapons Mountaineering 10-mile road march Physical Fitness Physical Fitness Test Company Competitions March Back (12-Mile) 13 August

36 Physical Program Cadet Basic Training Daily Physical Training, Cardio-respiratory training Muscular Strength & Endurance Grass Drills / Guerrilla Drills / Rifle PT Special Populations PT Diagnostic Physical Fitness Test, 2 to 7 July Mass athletics in afternoons CBT Final Physical Fitness Test, 4-5 Aug Arvin CPDC, August 2004

37 Safety First! Committed to safe and secure training environment Daily sick call Clinic in cadet area Fully-staffed hospital Army combat medic within each company Close watch on weather

38 Cadet Personal Support Services Chain of Command Tactical Officer and NCO Center for Personal Development Cadet Counseling Unit Chaplains Cadet Health Clinic Keller Army Community Hospital

39 Bottom Line The West Point Experience is tough, challenging and standards-based We take Cadet development and training very seriously Our practices are focused on current and future Army requirements and missions You send us the best of America s young men and women our mission is to develop them into officers and leaders for the world s greatest Army

40 Cadet Basic Training Cadet Basic Training Cadet Commander Cadet Captain Brandon Whittington

41 Typical Day in Cadet Basic Training MORNING 0500 Wake Up 0530 Reveille Formation Physical Training Personal Maintenance Breakfast Training/classes AFTERNOON Lunch Training/Classes 1800 Retreat Formation Dinner EVENING Organized Athletics Commander s Time 2200 Taps

42 Contact with your New Cadet Write letters to below address: New Cadet P.O. Box XXXX Cadet Basic Training, Company West Point, NY * No food in packages New cadets get 3 phone calls during CBT A-D Companies: 6-7 July E-H Companies: 7-8 July Ice Cream Social: 22 July CBT II: July After CBT completed (13 August) No visitors Emergency: Call Central Guard Room (845) /2555 New Cadet s full name and company

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45 Oath Ceremony Please arrive by 1745 hrs (5:45 p.m.) Oath Ceremony at 1800 hrs (6 p.m.) BAND A B C D COLORS E F G H Superintendent s Box

46 West Point Social Media USMA Web site: Sports info Program info Local area info West Point 2016 & R-day info Facebook: Flickr: YouTube:

47 West Point Parent Information Ms. Deb Dalton Admissions Parent Communication Websites: Facebook Page Flickr Page Twitter Page

48 Trust Leadership To: From: Subject: Plain Truth!! I just heard that the Supe has decided to pave the Plain! Beware of rumors! Use the Tactical Officers and USMA Chain of Command

49 Key Dates for Reorganization Week Acceptance Parade Labor Day Weekend Army vs. Northern Illinois University Plebe-Parent Weekend August 18 August 1-3 Sept 15 Sept 8-10 March

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