A Manual of Guard Duty
A Manual of Guard Duty
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Forward, 6. March.
In wet weather the relief may be marched at secure arms.
The corporal marches on the left, and near the rear file, in order to observe the march. The corporal of the old guard marches on the right of the leading file, and takes command when the last one of the old sen- tinels is relieved, changing places with the corporal of the new guard.
115. When the relief arrives at fifteen yards from a sentinel, he halts and faces toward it with arms at a carry. At six yards from him, t...he corporal com- mands : THE CORPORAL OF THE GUARD, 31 1. Relief, 2. Halt.
The corporal then adds, according to the number of the post : 1. No. (— ), 2. PoH, 3. Abms.
Or, if the guard be armed with saber or pistol only : 1. No. (— ), 2. Post.
In the first case, at the third command, the two sen- tinels come to p(yH arms and approach each other. In the second case, they approach each other at the com- mand ^^postj** and if armed with the saber assume the position of guard, except that the left hand is at the side, and the feet together.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forward, 6. March.
In wet weather the relief may be marched at secure arms.
The corporal marches on the left, and near the rear file, in order to observe the march. The corporal of the old guard marches on the right of the leading file, and takes command when the last one of the old sen- tinels is relieved, changing places with the corporal of the new guard.
115. When the relief arrives at fifteen yards from a sentinel, he halts and faces toward it with arms at a carry. At six yards from him, t...he corporal com- mands : THE CORPORAL OF THE GUARD, 31 1. Relief, 2. Halt.
The corporal then adds, according to the number of the post : 1. No. (— ), 2. PoH, 3. Abms.
Or, if the guard be armed with saber or pistol only : 1. No. (— ), 2. Post.
In the first case, at the third command, the two sen- tinels come to p(yH arms and approach each other. In the second case, they approach each other at the com- mand ^^postj** and if armed with the saber assume the position of guard, except that the left hand is at the side, and the feet together.
What to read after A Manual of Guard Duty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyman Walter Vere Kennon to read onlineMoreLess
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