Life Saving
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At the command "Forward March, " he resumes his original direction.
84 LIFE SAVING Steps. The regular marching step is thirty inches long. A half step is fifteen inches long. All marching should be at full step unless otherwise indicated.
Break. At the command "Break, " each man will immediately release whatever "hold" he has and come to attention.
Halt. At the command "Halt, " the class will cease whatever movement they are exe- cuting and come to attention.
Close Order to Right — March. At th...e com- mand "March, " the man at the right side of the line stands fast and every other indi- vidual executes the command "Sideways Right" by taking half steps to right until the line is closed and dressed.
Break Banks — March. At the command "March, " the line is broken, the class being dismissed.
In all advanced work the following short form of command will be given: "Fall In, " "Attention, " "Right Dress, " "Eyes— Front, " "Count Off In Twos From Right Flank Count, " "Twos Right— March, " "Halt, " "Left Face— Face, " "From The Right Extend March, " "Front Rank About Face - Face.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the command "Forward March, " he resumes his original direction.
84 LIFE SAVING Steps. The regular marching step is thirty inches long. A half step is fifteen inches long. All marching should be at full step unless otherwise indicated.
Break. At the command "Break, " each man will immediately release whatever "hold" he has and come to attention.
Halt. At the command "Halt, " the class will cease whatever movement they are exe- cuting and come to attention.
Close Order to Right — March. At th...e com- mand "March, " the man at the right side of the line stands fast and every other indi- vidual executes the command "Sideways Right" by taking half steps to right until the line is closed and dressed.
Break Banks — March. At the command "March, " the line is broken, the class being dismissed.
In all advanced work the following short form of command will be given: "Fall In, " "Attention, " "Right Dress, " "Eyes— Front, " "Count Off In Twos From Right Flank Count, " "Twos Right— March, " "Halt, " "Left Face— Face, " "From The Right Extend March, " "Front Rank About Face - Face.
What to read after Life Saving?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Edward Goss to read onlineMoreLess
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