TBS SOP (Appendix 2 Garrison SOP)
UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Garrison SOP Intent - CORRECT ANSWER Establishes regulations for conduct, appearance,
accountability, and operations within the garrison environment of TBS.
Applicability - CORRECT ANSWER All student officers and permanent personnel assigned to
TBS.
Enforcement Authority - CORRECT ANSWER Chain of command is responsible for daily
execution and enforcement; violations may result in administrative or disciplinary actions.
Customs and Courtesies - CORRECT ANSWER Salute all officers within saluting distance unless
impractical; proper greetings of the day are required. Saluting indoors is not required unless reporting.
Respect to Seniors - CORRECT ANSWER Stand when a senior enters a room. Do not remain
seated unless directed.
Addressing Superiors - CORRECT ANSWER Use "Sir" or "Ma'am" with officers; SNCOs
addressed by rank. Students must knock and request permission to enter any office.
Uniform of the Day (UOD) - CORRECT ANSWER Published via Company-level channels;
usually seasonal (Woodlands in Fall/Winter, Service "C" or Bravos in Spring/Summer).
Field Uniform - CORRECT ANSWER Full combat load: flak, Kevlar, boots, hydration source, eye
protection, gloves, and uniform IAW latest TBS guidance.
Civilian Attire Policy - CORRECT ANSWER Must be clean, neat, modest, and without offensive
language or imagery. Tank tops, flip-flops, torn jeans, gym attire, or any revealing clothing are prohibited
in public/shared TBS spaces.
, PT Gear - CORRECT ANSWER Must consist of Marine Corps-issued green-on-green (or
command-approved equivalent); reflective belts may be required.
Personal Grooming - CORRECT ANSWER Must be in accordance with MCO 1020.34H; facial
hair not authorized unless medically or religiously exempt.
Tattoos and Jewelry - CORRECT ANSWER Must comply with Marine Corps tattoo policy;
earrings not authorized while in uniform for males.
Liberty Limits - CORRECT ANSWER 100-mile radius from TBS unless authorized otherwise in
writing by the Company Commander.
Overnight Liberty - CORRECT ANSWER Must be coordinated through SPC; may require liberty
chit.
Alcohol Consumption - CORRECT ANSWER Permitted only if 21+ and not within 8 hours of
duty, operations, or scheduled events. Alcohol in barracks allowed only after 1600 on non-duty days, and
must be stored securely.
Vaping/Smoking Policy - CORRECT ANSWER Not permitted inside buildings. Only in designated
smoking areas. Vaping devices treated as tobacco—same restrictions apply.
Professional Conduct - CORRECT ANSWER Students represent the Marine Corps and must act
accordingly at all times, including during liberty. Public intoxication, disrespectful behavior, or conduct
unbecoming will result in adverse counseling or NJP.
Company Duty Structure - CORRECT ANSWER Includes Company OOD, AOO, and runner;
rotation based on class schedule and billet assignment.
Duty Watch Log - CORRECT ANSWER Official log maintained by OOD; entries include
inspections, events, and significant incidents.
UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and
CORRECT Answers
Garrison SOP Intent - CORRECT ANSWER Establishes regulations for conduct, appearance,
accountability, and operations within the garrison environment of TBS.
Applicability - CORRECT ANSWER All student officers and permanent personnel assigned to
TBS.
Enforcement Authority - CORRECT ANSWER Chain of command is responsible for daily
execution and enforcement; violations may result in administrative or disciplinary actions.
Customs and Courtesies - CORRECT ANSWER Salute all officers within saluting distance unless
impractical; proper greetings of the day are required. Saluting indoors is not required unless reporting.
Respect to Seniors - CORRECT ANSWER Stand when a senior enters a room. Do not remain
seated unless directed.
Addressing Superiors - CORRECT ANSWER Use "Sir" or "Ma'am" with officers; SNCOs
addressed by rank. Students must knock and request permission to enter any office.
Uniform of the Day (UOD) - CORRECT ANSWER Published via Company-level channels;
usually seasonal (Woodlands in Fall/Winter, Service "C" or Bravos in Spring/Summer).
Field Uniform - CORRECT ANSWER Full combat load: flak, Kevlar, boots, hydration source, eye
protection, gloves, and uniform IAW latest TBS guidance.
Civilian Attire Policy - CORRECT ANSWER Must be clean, neat, modest, and without offensive
language or imagery. Tank tops, flip-flops, torn jeans, gym attire, or any revealing clothing are prohibited
in public/shared TBS spaces.
, PT Gear - CORRECT ANSWER Must consist of Marine Corps-issued green-on-green (or
command-approved equivalent); reflective belts may be required.
Personal Grooming - CORRECT ANSWER Must be in accordance with MCO 1020.34H; facial
hair not authorized unless medically or religiously exempt.
Tattoos and Jewelry - CORRECT ANSWER Must comply with Marine Corps tattoo policy;
earrings not authorized while in uniform for males.
Liberty Limits - CORRECT ANSWER 100-mile radius from TBS unless authorized otherwise in
writing by the Company Commander.
Overnight Liberty - CORRECT ANSWER Must be coordinated through SPC; may require liberty
chit.
Alcohol Consumption - CORRECT ANSWER Permitted only if 21+ and not within 8 hours of
duty, operations, or scheduled events. Alcohol in barracks allowed only after 1600 on non-duty days, and
must be stored securely.
Vaping/Smoking Policy - CORRECT ANSWER Not permitted inside buildings. Only in designated
smoking areas. Vaping devices treated as tobacco—same restrictions apply.
Professional Conduct - CORRECT ANSWER Students represent the Marine Corps and must act
accordingly at all times, including during liberty. Public intoxication, disrespectful behavior, or conduct
unbecoming will result in adverse counseling or NJP.
Company Duty Structure - CORRECT ANSWER Includes Company OOD, AOO, and runner;
rotation based on class schedule and billet assignment.
Duty Watch Log - CORRECT ANSWER Official log maintained by OOD; entries include
inspections, events, and significant incidents.
