Military Instructors Manual 8 5
Military Instructors Manual 8 5
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30 minutes. 3. Setting up exercises, Alternating daily with: 20 minutes. 1. Bombing practice, 204. Marching and marching minutes. Exercises, 5 to 8 2. Conditioning exercises, minutes. 15 minutes. 5. Jumping, 5 to 8 minutes. Double timing. 6. Double timing, 5 minutes Vaulting and overcoming obstacles. 3. Rifle practice, 10 minutes.
Instructions must be: 1. An inspiration to the men. 2. Well prepared themselves. 3. Stripped for action. 4. An example to the men. 5. Must make drill attractive. 6. N...ever have men overdo. Temper the exercises to the endurance of the weakest man. 7. Accompany every exercise with the proper breathing. 8. See that the men are clothed according to the season. 9. Have the drills short and snappy. 10. Have frequent rests at the beginning--less frequent as work progresses.
The platoon is the best unit for physical drills.
FORMATIONS. --When exercising in small squads, the men "fall in" in asingle rank and, after having "counted off" by fours, threes or twos, as the instructor may direct, distance is taken at the command: Takedistance, March, Squad Halt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
30 minutes. 3. Setting up exercises, Alternating daily with: 20 minutes. 1. Bombing practice, 204. Marching and marching minutes. Exercises, 5 to 8 2. Conditioning exercises, minutes. 15 minutes. 5. Jumping, 5 to 8 minutes. Double timing. 6. Double timing, 5 minutes Vaulting and overcoming obstacles. 3. Rifle practice, 10 minutes.
Instructions must be: 1. An inspiration to the men. 2. Well prepared themselves. 3. Stripped for action. 4. An example to the men. 5. Must make drill attractive. 6. N...ever have men overdo. Temper the exercises to the endurance of the weakest man. 7. Accompany every exercise with the proper breathing. 8. See that the men are clothed according to the season. 9. Have the drills short and snappy. 10. Have frequent rests at the beginning--less frequent as work progresses.
The platoon is the best unit for physical drills.
FORMATIONS. --When exercising in small squads, the men "fall in" in asingle rank and, after having "counted off" by fours, threes or twos, as the instructor may direct, distance is taken at the command: Takedistance, March, Squad Halt.
What to read after Military Instructors Manual 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James P Cole And Oliver Schoonmaker to read onlineMoreLess
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