smi 101 leader development teams
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SMI 101 Leader Development Teams. 19 Sep 2013. BLUF (1). 1 Blue Book, paragraph 5.1.2. SMI = Saturday Morning Inspection PURPOSE 1 : To enable cadet officers and senior officers to determine conditions within the Corps To set the standards the Corps is required to maintain METHOD : - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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SMI 101Leader Development Teams
19 Sep 2013
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BLUF (1)
SMI = Saturday Morning InspectionPURPOSE1: • To enable cadet officers and senior officers to
determine conditions within the Corps• To set the standards the Corps is required to
maintainMETHOD:• Led by Cadet Chain of Command, unless otherwise
designated by Commandant • Focused on 100% of Corps – 4 classes, not 4th
class
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1 Blue Book, paragraph 5.1.2
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BLUF (2)
ROLE & RESPONSIBILITY:
•Affirm importance, convey professionalism
•Train the eye & approach of the inspector
•Expressly tasked to support (MECEP/STA 21s)
METHOD:
•Typically, linked with cadet leader
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1 Blue Book, paragraph 5.1.2
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Key Points
• SMIs – 28 Sep, 16 Nov• Main Reference: White Book, Chapter 7 &
Chapter 9– http://www.citadel.edu/root/cadet-regulations
• Commandant’s emphasis items:– Leadership– Standardization– Level of Effort
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“I expect the Corps to perform to achieve the standards and expect each of you to provide the leadership for the Corps to exceed the standards.”
– Commandant to Commanders, Jan ‘13
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A Word on References
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Mort’s 101
• Review references before seeing TAC • See TAC to get expectations before game day
– Ask to do MRI
• Be sharper than cadets at kickoff
• CRISP = Cadets Ready for Inspection, Standing Proud
• Same…Correct…in Room…in Bn…across Corps
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Prep, Crisp, Same
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Mort’s 102 – Personal Appearance• Haircuts: < 3 days prior• Uniform:
– Fit: Trouser length – slight break, rest on top of shoes, ¾” above heel of shoe
– Sleeves, Insignia: hash marks (3=1C, 2=2C; 1=3C); rank, proper positioning
– General: lint/Ips (Irish pennants)
• Shoes: toe shine & heel shine; no “Cadet Warren Heels”
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Mort’s 103 - Rooms
• First Impression: Sir/Ma’am; Attention; Blinds “Up”; Bunks “Taught”; Clutter “none”
• Full Press: Black in Front, No collars/no cuffs, Buttons “in”, brass polished for dress whites
• Half Press: “0” front right; White Over Black, Fingers Fwd; Personal on Left/Mil on Right
• Vanity: Towels – Fold forward, mirror clean• Must-have: Resource directory on desk• Be-nos: flags, inappropriate photos
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Mort’s 104 – Getting Better• Feedback
• Dry runs
• Day-to-day leadership (MRIs)
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Guidance – 28 Sep
• Timeline:– 0800: Start
– RC schedule: 2 Bn, 3 Bn, 5 Bn, 4 Bn, 1 Bn, in 30-min increments
• Concurrent inspection– Coord with TAC
• Rotating Bn XOs• Uniform: summer leave under arms
– Class B or equivalent
• Focus: sink, full press, half press
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Details – 28 Sep
• Blinds all the way up• Socks, smiles up• Resource Directory, front left of desk• Lock, top, front, right• Cleanliness of common areas
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““No unit worth a darn looks like crap” No unit worth a darn looks like crap” ––Gen Wilbur CreechGen Wilbur Creech
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Questions & Comments
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