Movement Concepts

Front

a formation in which the elements are placed one behind another.

examples: ___ file ( men placed behind another)

___squad (squad behind another) and so on

Back

COLUMN

Front

formation and movements in which a number of troops execute movements in unison and with precision just in drill. However, their primary value is to render honors, and stimulate esprit de corps

Back

CEREMONIES

Front

it must be 6 inches straight to the front and 3 inches straight to the rear of the trouser seams, with knuckles out facing forward and fingers sformed into a sist with the thumb over the forefinger

Back

ARMS SWING

Front

a straight line upon which several elements ot terms are formed. It is fressing of elements upon a straight line.

Back

ALIGNMENT

Front

The elements in which a movement is regulated. Execute right front into line, the leading squad.

Back

BASE

Front

CADENCE

Back

Uniform rhythm by which a movement is executed or the number of steps or counts per minute of which movement is executed.

Drill movements normally executed at ___ of quick time and double time

Front

CENTER (Gitna)

Back

The middle point element of a command. In a platoon with 3 squads - the second squad from the right is the ____. If 4 squads, the second from the right is the ____ squad.

Front

Certain movements by which a unit or individual are more orderly, uniform manner from one place to another. Movements are executed in unison and with precision

Back

DRILL

Front

The space from front to rear of any formation or position. This includes the front and rear elements. the ___ of man us assumed to be 12 inches

Back

DEPTH

Front

Space between elements when the elements are one behind the other.

*Units (It varies with the sixe formation)

*Individuals (Arms length to the front plus 6 inches or 40 inches.

*chest -> back of immediate to his front

Back

DISTANCE