An Unarmed Drill Team in JROTC (Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) is a group of cadets who perform precise and synchronized marching routines without weapons, demonstrating discipline, teamwork, leadership, and attention to detail. These teams perform in school events, parades, and ceremonies, and compete in drill competitions at various levels. Their routines typically fall into three categories: Regulation Drill, which follows a standardized set of commands based on military drill manuals; Exhibition Drill, which involves creative and complex movements with sharp turns, intricate formations, and synchronized steps; and Inspection, where cadets are evaluated on appearance, bearing, and knowledge. Uniform presentation is crucial, as cadets wear their official JROTC service uniforms and are assessed on neatness and proper attire. Success on an unarmed drill team requires precision, coordination, discipline, communication, and consistent practice. Participation helps cadets build leadership skills, confidence, responsibility, and pride, aligning with the core values and goals of the JROTC program.