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| WHAT COVERS DRILL AND CEREMONY |
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| WHAT ARE THE THREE MARCHING STEPS USED IN DRILL |
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15 IN
30 IN
30 IN STEP ON DOUBLE TIME |
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| TO HONOR A VISITING HIGH RANKING COMMANDER AND PERMIT THEM O OBSERVER THE STATE OF TRAINING OF A COMMAND |
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| WHAT ARE THE TWO PRESCRIBED FORMATIONS FOR PLATOONS |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF DRILL |
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| THE PURPOSE OF DRILL IS TO ENABLE A COMMANDER OR NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICER TO MOVE HIS UNIT FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER IN AN ORDERLY MANNER |
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| WHAT ARE THE 4 REST POSITIONS THAT CAN BE GIVEN AT THE HALT? |
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REST
PARADE REST
AT EASE
STAND AT EASE |
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| WHAT IS THE PRIMARY VALUE OF CEREMONIES |
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| TO RENDER HONORS, PRESERVE TRADITION AND STIMULATE ESPRIT DE CORPS |
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| WHAT FOOT IS YOU LEADING FOOT |
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| WHAT IS THE ONLY COMMAND GIVING FROM "INSPECTION ARMS" |
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| AN INDIVIDUAL,SQUAD,SECTION,PLATOON,COMPANY OR LARGER UNIT FORMING PART OF THE NEX HIGHER UNIT |
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| WHEN MARCHING WHO IS THE ONLY PERSON IN A PLATOON THAT IS NEVER OUT OF STEP |
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| A COLUMN WHICH HAS A FRONT OF ONLY ONE ELEMENT |
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| IF YOU WERE MARCHING A SQUAD WHEN YOU GIVE THE COMMAND "SQUAD HALT |
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| ON EITHER FOOT STRIKES THE GROUND |
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| AFTER WEAPONS HAVE BEED ISSUED TO A UNIT AND ALL OTHER SOLDIERS HAVE FALLEN IN WITH THEIR WEAPONS WHAT IS HE NEXT COMMAND THAT YOU SHOULD GIVE |
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| WHILE PASSING THE COLORS OR WHILE THE COLORS ARE PASSING YOU , WHEN IS THE HAND SALUTE RENDER |
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| SIX PACES BEFORE AND SIX PACES AFTER |
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| HOW MANY STEPSPER MINUTE IS QUICK TIME |
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| HOW MANY STEPS PER MINUTE IS DOUBLE TIME |
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| WHAT COMMAND IS GIVING TO REVERS THE DIRECTION OF MARCH |
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| FROM WHAT POSITION ARE ALL STATIONARY MOVEMENTS GIVEN |
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| ON WHAT FOOT WOULD YOU GIVE THE COMMAND "MARK TIME MARCH" |
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Term
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| ALIGNING YOUR SELF DRECTLY BEHIND THE MAN IN FRONT OF YOU |
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| HOW DO YOU MEASURE A STEP |
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| THE SPACE FROM FRONT TO REAR OF A FORMATION |
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| WHAT IS THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE PREPARATORY COMMAND AND THE COMMAND OF EXECUTION |
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| WHAT ARE THE TWO PARTS OF MOST DRILL COMMAND |
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| PREPARATORY COMMAND AND THE COMMAND OF EXECUTION |
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| HOW MANY STEPS DOES EACH RANK TAKE WHEN A PLATOON IS GIVEN THE COMMAND OF OPEN RANKS |
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THE FIRST RANK TAKES TWO STEPS FOWARD
THE 2ND RANK TAKES 1 STEP FOWARD
THE THIRD RANK STANDS FAST
THE 4TH RANK TKES TWO 15 IN STEPS TO THE REAR |
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| WHAT ARE THE 5 TYPES OF COMMANDSIN A DRILL |
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TWO PART
COMBINED
SUPPLEMENTING
DIRECTIVE |
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| WHAT POSITIONIS THE UNIT GUIDON ONCE A PREPARATORY COMMAND IS GIVEN |
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| IS RAISE VERTICAL POSITION |
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| WHAT ARE SOME EXAMPLES OS A COMBINED COMMAND |
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| CADENCE IS A FORM OF MOTIVATION GIVEN TO TROOPS AND TO KEEP THEM IN STEP WHEN MARCHING |
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| WHAT COMMAND IS GIVEN TO REVOKE A PREPARATORY COMMAND |
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The lateral space between soldiers, measured from right to left by the soldier on the right placing the heel of his left
The lateral space between soldiers, measured from right to left by the soldier on the right placing the heel of his left
hand on his hip, even with the top of the belt line, fingers and thumb joined and extended downward, with his elbow in
line with the body and touching the arm of the soldier to his left. |
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The lateral space between soldiers, measured from right to left by raising both arms shoulder high with the fingers
extended and joined (palms down) so that fingertips are touching the fingertips of the soldiers to the right and to the
left. |
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The lateral space between soldiers, measured from right to left by the soldier on the right holding his left arm shoulder
high, fingers and thumb extended and joined, with the tip of his middle finger touching the right shoulder of the soldier to his left. |
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| WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TRAINING AND APPEARANCE OF THE COLOR GUARD |
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| A GUIDON IS A SWALLOW TAILED FLAG CARRIED BY COMPANIES,BATTERIES,TROPS, AND CERTAIN DETACHMENTS |
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| WHEN EXECUTING A REAR MARCH ON WICH FOOT DO YOU PIVOT |
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| ON BOTH FEET TURNING 180 DEGREES TO THE RIGHT |
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| WHAT ARE THE THREE METHODS USED TO TEACH DRILL |
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STEP BY STEP
BY THE NUMBERS
TALK THROUGH METHOD |
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| WHAT 4 MOVEMENTS IN MARCHING REQUIRE A 15 IN STEP |
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HALF STEP
LEFT STEP
RIGHT STEP
BACKWARD MARCH |
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| HOW MANY STEPS SHOULD SEPARATE PLATOONS WHEN A COMPANY IS FORMED |
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| A DRILL MANUAL USED BY BARON VON STEUBEN TO TRAIN COLONIAL ARMY'S |
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| CAN A COMMAND BE CGANGED AFTER THE COMMAND OF EXECUTION HAS BEEN GIVEN |
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| HOW FAR IN FRONT OF THE HONOR COMPANY OR COLORS DO THE COLORS HALT |
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