Talk:Gator Guard Drill Team

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 * Gator Guard Commanders

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The Gator Guard leadership structure mirrors that of a US Army Company (military unit). The titular head of the organization is the "Commander." The Gator Guard Commander is traditionally in charge of all missions and operations of the drill team. The drill team differs from other military type units in that the commander is not appointed, but rather elected. The team holds an election at the end of the spring UF academic semester. The exact date of the election varies from year to year. The organization also possesses a treasurer, who is also elected. All other positions in the organization are, in keeping with military tradition, appointed by the commander.
 * Gator Guard leadership

The highest ranking appointed position is the Executive Officer. The Executive Officer manages the team staff and helps guide operations. The next highest appointed position after the Executive Officer is the Platoon Sergeant. The Platoon Sergeant is the head trainer of the drill team and guides the day-to-day operations.

The team also possesses a Color Guard Commander, who is equal in rank with the Platoon Sergeant. The Color Guard Commander is appointed, and acts as the head trainer of the color guard participants and leads all color guard operations. -- Jytdog (talk) 05:09, 11 January 2017 (UTC)


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