What detail is included in the JROTC shoulder patch design?

The detail included in the JROTC shoulder patch design is the USS Constitution behind an eagle on a fouled anchor. This imagery symbolizes the naval heritage and tradition of the Sea Services, reflecting both the historical significance of the USS Constitution, which is one of the oldest commissioned warships afloat, and the importance of the eagle as a national emblem. The fouled anchor represents readiness and the maritime traditions of the Navy. Such designs are intended to convey pride, honor, and a deep connection to the values and history of the United States Navy.

The other options do not incorporate the established imagery used in the JROTC patches, which emphasizes naval traditions and duties.