What Are the Two Parts of a Drill Command?
Most Drill Commands Have Two Parts: the Preparatory Command and the Command of Execution. Neither Part Is a Command by Itself, but the Parts Are Termed...
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Herein, what are the two parts of a command?
Examples of 2-part commands would be: Right, FACE; Present, ARMS; Forward, MARCH. “Right,” “Present” and “Forward” are the preparatory commands. Combined Commands have just one part, “Fall In,” “At Ease” and “Rest.”
Similarly, what is a preparatory command? The preparatory command states the movement to be carried out and gets you ready to execute the order. The command of execution tells when the movement is to be carried out. In the command “Forward, march,” the preparatory command is “Forward,” and the command of execution is “March.”
Keeping this in consideration, what are the 5 types of command in a drill?
The 5 types of commands in a drill are Two part Combined Supplementing Directive
- Two part.
- Combined.
- Supplementing.
- Directive.
What foot is the command halt given on?
At a halt, on the command of execution "March," you raise and lower first the left foot and then the right. The halt executed from mark time is similar to the halt from forward march. To resume marching, the command "Forward, march" is given as the heel of the left foot strikes the ground.
