Commanders use drill to provide simple (_) from which (_) may be readily assumed.

(a)  

Commanders use drill to teach (_) by instilling habits of (_) and (_) to orders.

(a)  

Commanders use drill to increase the (_) of cadets through the exercise of (_), by the giving of proper commands, and by the control of drilling troops.

(a)  

Commanders use drill to give cadets an opportunity to handle (_).

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to build unit (_) and esprit de corps by recognizing cadets during (_) and (_) ceremonies.

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to maintain continuous (_) and control of (_).

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to provide frequent opportunities to observe the (_) and (_) of the uniforms, arms, and equipment of the individual Cadet.

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to provide frequent opportunities to observe the (_) and (_) of the uniforms, arms, and equipment of the individual Cadet.

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to keep the individual Cadet informed by providing the means to (_).

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to develop (_) in unit leaders.

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to instill and maintain high standards of military (_) in units and in the individual Cadet.

(a)  

The purpose of formations is to add (_) to the daily routine by reinforcing the traditions of (_) associated with close order drill.

(a)  

Alignment

Depth

Distance

Double Time

Interval

Cadence

Element

Extended Mass Formation

File

Flank

Formation

Front

Guide

Head