Military Instructors Manual by Oliver Schoonmaker;James P. Cole
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HAND SALUTE.--Manner of rendering is index to manner in which all other duties are performed. FORWARD MARCH.--Shift weight to right foot, _mentally_. DOUBLE TIME, MARCH.--Tendency to go too fast. Time it. 30 steps in 10 seconds. Take one step quick time, then take up double time. MARK TIME, MARCH.--Given as either foot strikes the ground. To resume full step, _Forward, March._ HALF STEP, MARCH.--All steps and marchings executed from a halt, except Right Step, begin with left foot. RIGHT STEP, MARCH. BACKWARD, MARCH.--Executed in quick time only and at trail, without command. 15 inch Step. SQUAD, HALT.--Given as either foot strikes the ground. BY THE RIGHT FLANK, MARCH.--Step off with right foot. TO THE REAR, MARCH.--Given as right foot strikes the ground. If marching in double time, turn to the rightabout taking 4 steps, in place, in cadence, and step off with left foot. CHANGE STEP, MARCH.--Being in march; given as either foot strikes the ground. Manual of Arms. PURPOSE.--To make the man so accustomed to the rifle that he handles it without a thought. Eight rules govern the carrying of the piece. See paragraph 75, Infantry Drill Regulations. Six rules govern the execution of the manual. See paragraph 76, |
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