Drill And Ceremonies

Front 1

A normal interval is arm’s length and a close interval is _____ ______

Back 1

4 inches.

Front 2

The rate of marching at 60 steps per minute is known as _____ ______

Back 2

slow time

Front 3

______is a single line of persons placed side by side.

Back 3

Rank

Front 4

The extreme right or left side of a formation in line or in column is called the _______

Back 4

flank.

Front 5

The formation of a squadron or group in which the component units are in column, abreast of each other, and at close interval is called ______ ________

Back 5

mass formation.

Front 6

___ __ ________is the method in which precision movements of two or more counts are demonstrated, practiced, and learned–one count at a time.

Back 6

BY THE NUMBERS

Front 7

The Airman designated to regulate the direction and rate of march is called the ________

Back 7

guide.

Front 8

________is the alignment of elements side by side or in line maintaining proper interval.

Back 8

Dress

Front 9

The space between individuals placed side by side is called ______

Back 9

interval.

Front 10

________is the space occupied by a unit, measured from flank to flank.

Back 10

Front

Front 11

The arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leaders at the head is known as ___________________.

Back 11

in column

Front 12

The arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leaders to the extreme left flank is called ________.

Back 12

inverted line.

Front 13

The arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leaders to the extreme left flank is called ______ ______.

Back 13

inverted line.

Front 14

The arrangement of units one behind the other with the guide and element leader to the extreme right flank is called __ ______.

Back 14

in line.

Front 15

The arrangement of units side by side with guide and element leaders to the rear is known as an _____ ______.

Back 15

inverted column.

Front 16

The line on which the adjutant forms the front rank of troops for a parade or review is called the _____ _____.

Back 16

final line.

Front 17

A forming line 20 paces to the rear of the final line where troops are formed for a parade or review at an established time before Adjutant’s Call is called a (an) _____ ___________.

Back 17

ready line.

Front 18

The command for the element to count cadence is Count Cadence, COUNT, and the command of execution is given as the ___________ foot strikes the ground.

Back 18

left

Front 19

_______________ commands are given between the element commander’s preparatory command and the command of execution.

Back 19

Supplementary

Front 20

When the drill instructor wants to conduct drill by mass commands, the command is ___ ______ ____________ .

Back 20

AT YOUR COMMAND

Front 21

To end mass commands, the instructor commands ___ ___ ____________ .

Back 21

AT MY COMMAND

Front 22

The volume used in giving a command is called _________ and it should be adjusted to the distance and number of individuals in the formation.

Back 22

loudness

Front 23

The interval between the last word of the preparatory command and the command of execution should normally be ____________ steps or counts between commands if the total formation is larger than that of a flight.

Back 23

three

Front 24

Good ________ __________ is necessary for good leadership.

Back 24

military bearing

Front 25

In counting cadence in the movement Right Step, the count of ____ is given on the right foot because the right foot is moved first.

Back 25

ONE

Front 26

Most drill commands have two parts, the ____ _____and the ______ ________.

Back 26

preparatory command and command of execution

Front 27

A properly delivered command of execution has no ____________.

Back 27

inflection

Front 28

______ _________ help develop confidence, self-reliance, assertiveness, and enthusiasm by making the individual recall, give, and execute the proper commands.

Back 28

Mass commands

Front 29

______ is that extra quality in a command that demands immediate response and expresses confidence and decisiveness.

Back 29

Snap

Front 30

_______ __________ are given when one unit of the element must execute a movement different from the other units or must execute the same movement at a different time.

Back 30

Supplementary commands

Front 31

The _________ command explains what the movement will be.

Back 31

preparatory command

Front 32

The __________ __ ______________ explains when the movement will be carried out.

Back 32

command of execution

Front 33

The _______is a courteous exchange of greetings, with the junior member always saluting first.

Back 33

salute

Front 34

Upon hearing the command EYES RIGHT (LEFT), all persons, except those on the right (left) flank, turn their heads and eyes smartly ____degrees to the right (left).

Back 34

45

Front 35

The facing movements of Right Face, Left Face, About Face, Half Right Face, and Half Left Face are all two-count movements executed in ______time.

Back 35

quick

Front 36

To resume quick time from double time, the command is_____ ______, MARCH, with four steps between commands.

Back 36

Quick Time

Front 37

The only command that can be given when marching at other than attention is ________ __ ___ ______

Back 37

Incline to the Right (Left).

Front 38

The command To The Rear, MARCH, is given as the heel of the ____foot strikes the ground.

Back 38

Right

Front 39

The length of steps and the rate of speed for marching double time is _______

Back 39

30-inch steps at the rate of 180 steps per minute.

Front 40

T/F The only commands that can be given when marching at double time are Incline To The Right (Left); Quick Time, MARCH; and Flight, HALT.

Back 40

True

Front 41

T/F The commands Eyes, RIGHT (LEFT) and Ready, FRONT may be given while cadets are at a halt or while they are marching.

Back 41

TRUE

Front 42

The _____is composed of at least two but not more than four elements.

Back 42

flight

Front 43

To align the flight in column, the command is______.

Back 43

COVER

Front 44

The command to form a flight in line formation is_____ .

Back 44

FALL IN

Front 45

Once dress, cover, interval, and distance have been established, the command _____ _____will be given.

Back 45

Ready, FRONT

Front 46

To open ranks when in line, the command is, _____ ______MARCH.

Back 46

Open Ranks

Front 47

To close ranks when at open ranks, the command is, ______ ______MARCH.

Back 47

Close Ranks

Front 48

To obtain close interval between files when in column at normal interval at a halt or while marching at quick time, the command is _______ _______.

Back 48

Close, MARCH

Front 49

The normal formation for marching, is a column of at least ___, but not more than ______elements abreast.

Back 49

Two, four