Drill Review

Drill movements that are accomplished without marching

• stationary drill movements
• drill
• command of execution
• stand at ease

Legs are straight, feet are at a 45 degree angle with heels touching, arms straight to side...

• parade rest

• attention

• marching

• at ease

Cadet may move, however they must remain silent and keep right foot in place

• parade rest

• attention

• rest

• at ease

Another term for column

What type of movement is executed from a halt?

• Facing movement

• marching

• drill movements

• Is it lunchtime yet?

If a cadet returned their right arm to their side and resumed the position of attention, what command were they given?

How should the upper right arm be positioned if a cadet is given the command "present arms"?

• down by their side with fingers curled

• parallel to the ground

• over their head

• behind their back, hands overlapping

Main difference between "at ease" and "rest"?

• You can talk at "rest", but not while "at ease"

• They are the same

• "At ease" your head and eyes remain forward, "rest" you can look around

• "At ease" your feet are together"; "rest" they are10-12 inches apart

What is said to revoke a command?

• Cancel last command

• Just kidding

• As you were

• My bad

What is the purpose of a preparatory command?

• Keep control over the group

• States movement about to be performed and mentally prepares you for it

• Signals you to execute (perform) the stationary drill movement

• Preparatory commands are not used during stationary drill