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A trooper is any enlisted member of the 7th Cavalry | A trooper is any enlisted member of the 7th Cavalry that is part of a section, and not the Section Leader. Troopers can retain their combat billet whilst volunteering for most secondary billets. A trooper will not be able to advance past the rank of Corporal unless a leadership billet is attained. | ||
==Role== | ==Role== | ||
Troopers are what make up the vast majority of all combat billets; they are the soldiers who train weekly to keep their skills honed, and act as the front-line fighting force of the regiment. | Troopers are what make up the vast majority of all combat billets; they are the soldiers who train weekly to keep their skills honed, and act as the front-line fighting force of the regiment. | ||
==Responsibilities== | ==Responsibilities== | ||
A trooper's duties and responsibilities are as follows: | |||
*Posting on the section roll call every week, as early as possible. | *Posting on the section roll call every week, as early as possible. | ||
*Attending at least one section practice every week, minimum of one hour. | *Attending at least one section practice every week, minimum of one hour. | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 2 August 2018
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| Article Number: | 7CAV-R-002 |
| Scope: | 7th Cavalry Trooper - Duties, Responsibilities, Procedures, and General Orders |
| Version: | Version 1.0 |
| Effective Date: | Unknown |
| Last Modified Date: | DDMMMYYYY |
| Approving Authority: | Unknown |
| Point of Contact: | LTG.Kleinman, Harm |
A trooper is any enlisted member of the 7th Cavalry that is part of a section, and not the Section Leader. Troopers can retain their combat billet whilst volunteering for most secondary billets. A trooper will not be able to advance past the rank of Corporal unless a leadership billet is attained.
Role
Troopers are what make up the vast majority of all combat billets; they are the soldiers who train weekly to keep their skills honed, and act as the front-line fighting force of the regiment.
Responsibilities
A trooper's duties and responsibilities are as follows:
- Posting on the section roll call every week, as early as possible.
- Attending at least one section practice every week, minimum of one hour.
- Attend any mandatory meetings and practices set forth by the Platoon / Company / Battalion command.
- Adhere to the guidelines set forth by the section leader, and follow their instructions.
- Follow the chain of command to bring up any issues within the section.