787 Mp Bn- Fm 3-21.5 (Drill And Ceremonies)

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1. What are the three instructional methods?

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A: The three methods of instruction used to teach drill to soldiers are: step-by-step, talk-through, and by-the-numbers REF: FM 3-21.5, 2-0

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2. Describe the position of parade rest?

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Parade Rest. Parade Rest is commanded only from the Position of Attention. The command for this movement is Parade, REST.
(1) On the command of execution REST, move the left foot about 10 inches to the left of the right foot. Keep the legs straight without locking the knees, resting the weight of the body equally on the heels and balls of the feet.
(2) Simultaneously, place the hands at the small of the back and centered on the belt. Keep the fingers of both hands extended and joined, interlocking the thumbs so that the palm of the right hand is outward
(3) Keep the head and eyes as in the Position of Attention. Remain silent and do not move unless otherwise directed. Stand at Ease, At Ease, and Rest may be executed from this position.

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3. Where is the platoon phase banners post in front of the platoon?

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A: The platoon has two prescribed formations—line and column REF: FM 3-21.5, 7-0

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4. How many counts are in inspection arms with the M4 Rifle?

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A: Inspection Arms from Order Arms is a seven-count movement REF: FM 3-21.5, B-5

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5. For ceremonial firing how many riflemen are used?

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A: the firing party consists of not more than eight riflemen and not less than five with one noncommissioned officer in charge REF: FM 3-21.5, 14-17

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6. When conducting Inspection Arms, what action takes place on the command “PORT” of Ready, Port ARMS?

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On the command Port, press the bolt catch and allow the bolt to go forward. With the fingertips, push upward and close the ejection port cover. Grasp the pistol grip with the left hand and place the left thumb on the trigger. On the command ARMS, pull the trigger and resume Port Arms

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7. There is one exception when the National colors will dip, rendering a salute, when is this?

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An exception to this rule is followed by naval vessels when, upon receiving a Salute of this type from a vessel registered by a nation formally recognized by the United States, the compliment must be returned.

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8. Where is the platoon phase banners post in front of the platoon?

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A: One step in front of and two 15-inch steps to the right of and facing the person forming the platoon. REF: FM 3-21.5, Appendix H, H-1 (e)

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9. What is the name of the official Army Song and when was it formally dedicated by the Secretary of the Army?

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A: “The Army Goes Rolling Along,” Veterans Day, 11 November 1956 REF: FM 3-21.5, 1-2 (h)

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10. The command Fix and unfix Bayonet’s is only given from what position?

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A: Order Arms REF: FM 3-21.5, 5-10

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11. What is inflection?

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A: Inflection is the rise and fall in pitch and the tone changes of the voice 3-8

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12. During platoon drill, how many steps after the command of execution does the second squad take?

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A: one step (7-11)

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13. When forming the platoon, where is the platoon located in reference to the platoon sergeant?

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A: Three steps away from and centered on the platoon sergeant (7-2)

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14. How many counts is present arms from order arms with an m4?

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3

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15. What is the correct command to restore an element to it’s previous position after the preparatory command has been given?

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AS YOU WERE

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16. Normally, a review is conducted with a battalion or larger troop unit; however, a composite or representative element consisting of two or more platoons may serve the same purpose. A review consists of the following steps in sequence. What are the sequences?

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Formation of troops.
Presentation of command and honors (although primarily a characteristic of a parade, “sound off” may be included here to enhance the ceremony).
Inspection. (The inspection stage may be omitted for decorations, awards, or individual recognition ceremonies.)
Honors to the nation.
Remarks.
March in review.
Conclusion.

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17. U.S. flags used by the Army are classified by size as follows:

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(1) Garrison Flag. The garrison flag is 20 feet hoist by 38 feet fly of nylon wool and is displayed on holidays and important occasions.
(2) Post Flag. The post flag is 8 feet 11 3/8-inch hoist by 17 feet fly of nylon and is used for general display, and flown daily.
(3) Field Flag. The field flag is 6 feet 8 inches hoist by 12 feet fly of nylon wool and is used for display with the positional field flag.
(4) Storm Flag. The storm flag is 5 feet hoist by 9 feet 6 inches fly of nylon and is flown during inclement weather.
(5) Interment Flag. The interment flag is 5 feet hoist by 9 feet 6 inches fly of cotton bunting.

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18. When, Where, and by whom, was the newly adopted US army flag publicly unfurled.

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A: On Flag Day, 14 June 1956, the 181st anniversary of the U.S. Army, the newly adopted United States Army flag was publicly unfurled at Independence Hall, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, by the Honorable Wilbur M. Brucker, Secretary of the Army. Ref: 3-21.5, Page K-6, Para K-5

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19. What is the position for the 1SG when in a Company Mass formation, Company in line plts in line formation, company in column plts in column, without the commander present?

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A: Company in Mass 5 steps in front of and centered. Company in line plts in line, 9 steps in front of and centered Company in column, plts in column, 9 steps in front of and centered. Ref: 3-21.5, Page 8-3, Para 8-2e

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20. What is the only command that a Commander relinquishes his command and on which salutes are exchanged.

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A: Take charge of your units. Ref: 3-21.5 Page 3-3 Para 3-5c

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21. On what foot would you give the command "Mark time march"?

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A: On either foot (chapter 4, section II steps and marching, 4-11, az0

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22. What are the 5 types of commands in a drill?

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1. Two part 2. Combined 3. Supplementing 4. Directive 5. Mass.

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23. What 4 movements in marching require a 15-inch step?

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Half step
Left step
Right step
Backward march

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24. A full military funeral honors normally consist of how many personnel and what are those elements?

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A: 9-person
Casualty assistance officer (CAO).
Officer in charge (OIC) or noncommissioned officer in charge (NCOIC) (appropriate for the rank of the deceased).
One bugler to play "Taps" (or electronic recording).
Six active duty pallbearers/firing party (dual function, the pallbearers also serve as the firing party and will render these honors).
Military clergy (if available and requested).