Close Order Drill Flashcards
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF CLOSE ORDER DRILL?
1) TO MOVE A UNIT FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER IN A STANDARD, ORDERLY MANNER.
2) TO PROVIDE SIMPLE FORMATIONS FROM WHICH COMBAT FORMATIONS MAY BE READILY ASSUMED.
3) TO TEACH DISCIPLINE BY INSTILLING HABITS OF PRECISION AND AUTOMATIC RESPONSE TO ORDERS.
4) TO INCREASE THE CONFIDENCE OF SUBORDINATE LEADERS BY ALLOWING THEM TO EXERCISE COMMAND, GIVE PROPER COMMANDS, AND CONTROL DRILLING MARINES.
5) GIVE MARINES AN OPPORTUNITY TO HANDLE INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS
WHAT ARE THE FOUR POSITIONS OF REST FOR HALTED MARINES?
1) PARADE REST.
2) AT EASE.
3) REST.
4) FALL OUT.
WHEN GIVING THE COMMAND ATTENTION, WHAT PREPARATORY COMMAND PRECEEDS IT?
THE SIZE OF THE UNIT, SUCH AS SQUAD/PLATOON/COMPANY/SQUADRON/DETACHMENT ETC.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND PARADE REST?
MOVE YOUR LEFT FOOT SMARTLY 12 INCHES TO THE LEFT. AT THE SAME TIME JOIN HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK, RIGHT HAND INSIDE THE LEFT, PALMS TO THE REAR JUST BELOW THE BELT, RIGHT HAND LOOSELY HOLDING THE LEFT THUMB, FINGERS EXTENDED AND JOINED. DO NOT MOVE. DO NOTTALK.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND AT EASE?
KEEP YOUR RIGHT FOOT IN PLACE. YOU MAY MOVE ABOUT, BUT DO NOT TALK.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND REST?
YOU MAY MOVE, ADJUST EQUIPMENT, AND TALK; BUT YOU MUST KEEP YOUR RIGHT FOOT IN PLACE.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND FALL OUT?
YOU MAY LEAVE YOUR POSITION IN RANKS, BUT YOU MUST REMAIN IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND FALL IN?
ASSUME YOUR POSITION IN RANKS AT THE POSITION OF ATTENTION.
DESCRIBE THE POSITION OF ATTENTION.
1) THE HEELS ARE ON THE SAME LINE TOGETHER.
2) THE FEET ARE TURNED OUT EQUALLY, FORMING AN ANGLE OF 45 DEGREES.
3) THE KNEES ARE STRAIGHT WITHOUT STIFFNESS.
4) THE HIPS ARE LEVEL AND DRAWN BACK SLIGHTLY.
5) THE BODY IS ERECT AND RESTING EQUALLY ON THE HIPS.
6) THE CHEST IS LIFTED AND ARCHED.
7) THE SHOULDERS ARE HELD SQUARE AND LEVEL.
8) THE ARMS HANGING STRAIGHT DOWN WITHOUT STIFFNESS SO THAT THE THUMBS ARE ALONG THE SEAMS OF THE TROUSERS; BACKS OF HANDS OUT; FINGERS WITH A NATURAL CURL.
9) THE HEAD IS ERECT AND SQUARELY TO THE FRONT; CHIN DRAWN IN SO THAT THE AXIS OF THE HEAD AND NECK IS VERTICAL; THE EYES ARE STRAIGHT TO THE FRONT.
10) THE WEIGHT OF THE BODY REST EQUALLY ON THE HEELS AND BALLS OF THE FEET.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND EYES RIGHT (LEFT)?
TURN YOUR HEAD SMARTLY TO THE RIGHT (LEFT) AT A 45 DEGREE ANGLE.
WHAT COMMAND WILL BE GIVEN AFTER THE COMMAND EYES RIGHT (LEFT TO BRING THE HEAD AND EYES BACK TO THE FRONT?
READY, FRONT. (EXCEPT WHEN A REVIEWING OFFICER TROOPS THE LINE, THEM YOU WILL FOLLOW HIM WITH YOUR HEAD AND EYES UNTIL YOU ARE LOOKING DIRECTLY TO THE FRONT).
WHAT ARE THE COMMANDS TO BE GIVEN FOR SALUTING?
1) HAND, SALUTE.
2) PRESENT, ARMS.
WHAT ARE THE COMMANDS YOU WOULD GIVE OR RECEIVE AFTER HAND, SALUTE/PRESENT, ARMS?
READY, TWO OR ORDER, ARMS.
AT WHAT POSITION ARE ALL FACING MOVEMENTS CONDUCTED AT?
AT THE POSITION OF ATTENTION.
ALL STEPS IN MARCHING WHICH BEGIN FROM THE HALT START WITH THE LEFT FOOT EXCEPT WHAT?
RIGHT STEP.
TO START MARCHING FROM THE HALT AT QUICK TIME WHAT IS THE COMMAND?
FORWARD, MARCH.
HOW MANY STEPS PER MINUTE ARE THERE AT QUICK TIME?
120 STEPS PER MINUTE.
FROM WHAT POSITIONS CAN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND DOUBLE TIME, MARCH?
1) FROM THE HALT. 2) FROM MARK TIME. 3) FROM QUICK TIME.
HOW MANY INCH STEP IS TAKEN AT DOUBLE TIME?
36 INCH STEP.
HOW MANY STEPS PER MINUTE ARE THERE AT DOUBLE TIME?
180 STEPS PER MINUTE.
THE COMMAND HALT IS GIVEN AS EITHER FOOT STRIKES THE DECK FOR ALL MOVEMENTS EXCEPT WHAT?
SIDE STEP.
WHEN IS THE COMMAND HALT GIVEN WHEN SIDE STEPPING?
WHEN THE HEELS ARE TOGETHER.
WHAT SHOULD YOU DO IF YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND HALT WHILE AT DOUBLE TIME?
TAKE ONE MORE DOUBLE TIME STEP AFTER THE COMMAND HALT, TAKE ONE STEP AT QUICK TIME, THEN BRING THE HEELS TOGETHER AT THE POSITION OF ATTENTION.
WHEN CAN THE COMMAND MARK TIME BE GIVEN?
1) FROM THE HALT.
2) WHILE MARCHING FORWARD AT QUICK TIME.
3) AT HALF STEP.
4) WHILE DOUBLE TIMING IN PLACE.
THE BALL OF THE FEET IS RAISED HOW MANY INCHES FROM THE DECK AT QUICK TIME CADENCE FOR THE COMMAND MARK TIME, MARCH?
APPROXIMATELY 2 INCHES.
WHEN CAN THE COMMAND IN PLACE, DOUBLE TIME, MARCH BE GIVEN?
1) WHILE HALTED.
2) WHILE MARCHING AT DOUBLE TIME.
3) WHILE MARCHING TIME.
WHAT SHOULD BE DONE WHEN YOU RECEIVE THE COMMAND IN PLACE, DOUBLE TIME, MARCH?
THE FOREARMS ARE RAISED PARALLEL TO THE DECK, AND ALTERNATING IN PLACE, FEET ARE RAISED ABOVE THE DECK AT A DOUBLE TIME CADENCE.
WHAT IS THE COMMAND TO RESUME THE 30 INCH STEP WHILE AT HALF STEP?
FORWARD, MARCH