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Dan Meyer, Senior Naval Science Instructor of the NJROTC at Carson High School, submitted the following: All Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp programs are required to be inspected by the Area Manager, who is the liaison between the units and the US Navy, at least once every other academic school year to determine whether or not requiremen
(Editor’s Note: Meyer is Senior Naval Science Instructor of the NJROTC at CHS) All Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp programs are required to be inspected by the Area Manager, who is the liaison between the units and the US Navy, at least once every other academic school year to determine whether or not requirements and standards for retention of units in the program are being met. Units not in an evaluation or probation status must complete an “Off-Site Evaluation” during those academic years in which the Area Manager is not performing a Unit Inspection. Off-Site inspection Officers are typically from the local area, and this year, Captain Bob Kerman was invited to perform the inspection for Carson High School. Captain Kerman is the Senior Naval Science Instructor for Churchill County High School’s NJROTC program. Because of limitations due to COVID-19, 22 Naval Science IV cadets, who consist only of seniors, took part in the inspection. This year’s inspection was extremely different as students had to perform “live” using ZOOM. The first phase of the inspection was a personnel uniform inspection. Each cadet, one-by-one, stood in front of the camera as Captain Kerman inspected the cadets’ uniform as well as quizzed them on uniform program requirements. He also asked the cadets to share their future plans after high school. When asked how cadets felt in conducting the personnel inspection, cadet Fancher noted, “In some ways it was not as stressful because not having the inspector looking directly in front of you or measuring different articles on your uniform was less stressful; however, you could tell he was looking at every detail on our uniforms.” Upon completion of the personnel inspection, cadets then conducted a slide presentation, highlighting several facets of the program. Cadet Cash Farnworth, the Battalion Commanding Officer, began the presentation by introducing the cadet staff members. Cadet Farnworth, along with Cadet Trinity Harvey, Cadet Ryan Cooley, Cadet Ibis Hood, and Cadet Amber Murray each spoke about some of the program interest items to include the COVID-19 environment and the effects it has on the unit, unit goals, enrollment status, community service, cadet recognition programs, and program competition teams. The presentation concluded with cadets speaking about their future plans after graduation from Carson High. At the conclusion of the inspection, Captain Kerman spoke to the cadets with sharing his impression of the inspection. He noted the presentation was done well, cadets looked outstanding, and he was thoroughly impressed with the entire inspection. Cadet Farnworth and Cadet Trinity Harvey, the Battalion Executive Officer, both agreed the inspection went extremely well and congratulated the cadets with a “Well Done”. The following CHS Cadet Seniors served various roles throughout the inspection process: Marcos Avina Vazquez, Mira Caraway, Illyahna Cartright, Ryan Cooley, Brianna Duckworth, Graeme Eckery, Chloe Empeno, Bryar Fancher, Cash Farnworth, Logan Grime, Alejandra Gurrola, Trinity Harvey, Ibis Hood, Nevan Mcilwee, Anthony Meyer, Andrew Morris, Kilynne Munoz, Amber Murray, Christian Ramirez, and Anika Soulier.