Drill Sergeant Module 2 Rest Position at the Halt

STEP I

1. Platoon, ATTENTION. RELAX. The next positions,

• which I will name, explain, demonstrate, and which you will conduct work on, are the rest positions while at the halt.

• which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, and which you will conduct practical work on, are the resting positions while at the halt.

• which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, and which you will conduct practical work on, are the rest positions while at the halt.

• which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, are the rest positions while at the halt.

2. These positions are used to

• rest an element for short periods, while at the halt.

• rest an element for long periods, while at the halt.

• work an element for short periods, while at the halt.

• work an element for long periods, while at the halt.

3. The commands for these positions are Parade, Rest; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

• Parade, Rest; Stand; AT EASE, and REST.

• Parade, Rest; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

• Parade; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

• Rest; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

• Paul Ran Super Early After the Rain!

4. Parade, Rest and Stand AT, EASE are

• two-part commands

• three-part commands

• combined three-part commands

• four-part combined commands

4. Parade, Rest and Stand AT, EASE are two-part commands,

*BLANK AND BLANK* being the preparatory commands

• AT EASE and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

• REST and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

• Parade and REST being the preparatory commands

• Parade and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

4. Rest and EASE are the commands of *BLANK*. AT EASE and Rest are *BLANK* commands.

• Rest and EASE are the commands of prosecution. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

• Rest and EASE are the commands of execution. AT EASE and Rest are dual commands.

• Rest and EASE are the commands of execution. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

• Rest and EASE are the commands of duration. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

5. When given, these commands are as follows: Parade, REST. Stand AT, EASE. AT EASE. REST.

*Remember Paul Ran Super Early After the Rain*

• REST, PARADE. Stand AT, EASE. AT EASE. REST.

• Parade, REST. Stand AT, EASE. AT EASE. REST.

• EASE, REST. Stand AT, PARADE. AT EASE. REST.

• Parade, REST. Stand AT, REST. AT EASE. EASE.

STEP II

6. Demonstrator, POST.

• I will use the walk-through method of instruction.

• I will use the talk-through manner of instruction.

• I will use the walk-through strategy of instruction.

• I will use the talk-through method of instruction.

7. NOTE: Any of the rest positions

• may be commanded and executed from the position of attention.

• may be controlled and evaluated from the position of attention.

• may be given and executed from the position of attention.

• may be commanded but not executed from the position of attention.

8. *BLANK* rest is commanded only from the position of attention.