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FIELD EXERCISE // PALM BEACH COUNTY, FL

Assessment & Selection

One night. Map and compass. Your squad.

Selection is a single overnight land navigation assessment. Candidates move on foot between checkpoints under published standards. Those who meet the standard are selected into the training phase.

The selection process
  • CompassAzimuth and back-azimuth
  • Topographic map1:24,000, contour interval 5 ft
  • RadioCheckpoint reporting

Built on:

Discipline

Teamwork

Standards

Assessed:

Navigation

Decision making

Composure

Then trained:

Land nav

Medical

Comms

The selection process
Chapters05 chapters

Palm Beach County first. Then the state.

All chapters
ActiveBoca Raton, FL

FAU

Florida Atlantic University

Founding chapter. Selection and training run from Boca Raton.

ActiveLake Worth, FL

PBSC

Palm Beach State College

Founding chapter. Trains jointly with FAU.

FormingWest Palm Beach, FL

PBA

Palm Beach Atlantic University

Interest group formed. First selection class pending.

FutureOrlando, FL

UCF

University of Central Florida

Planned expansion. Register interest through the apply form.

FutureTallahassee, FL

FSU

Florida State University

Planned expansion. Register interest through the apply form.

News & Updates03 posts

Field notes

Founding

chartered in Palm Beach County

The founding class established the fraternity and published its first set of training standards.

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Selection

First Assessment & Selection scheduled

Applications are open to students at FAU, PBSC, and PBA. Pre-brief and waivers precede the assessment night.

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Training

Stop the Bleed course added to the medical block

All selected members complete bleeding control training before the first field exercise.

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