Noncommissioned Officers Manual
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To post a relief after the sentinels of the old guard have been relieved, its corporal forms it by the commands: 1. (Such) relief, 2. FALL IN; and if arms are stacked, 3. Take, 4. ARMS.
The relief is formed in double or single rank (according as the guard is formed) facing to the front, with arms at a4i order (see par. 109); the men place themselves according to the numbers of their respective posts, viz: two, four, six, and so on, in front rank, onC; three, five, and so on, in the rear rank, o...r in the order of their respect- ive posts from right to left, according as the relief is in double or single rank. The corporal, standing about two paces in front of the center of his relief, then commands: CALL OFF.
GUARD DUTY. 209 The men call off as prescribed. (Par. 149. ). The corporal then commands: 1. Port, 2. ARMS, 3. OPEN CHAMBER, 4. CLOSE CHAMBER, 5. Order, 6. ARMS; faces the commander of the guard, executes the rifle salute, reports, "Sir, the relief is present"; or, "Sir, (so and so) is absent, " and then takes his place on the right at order arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To post a relief after the sentinels of the old guard have been relieved, its corporal forms it by the commands: 1. (Such) relief, 2. FALL IN; and if arms are stacked, 3. Take, 4. ARMS.
The relief is formed in double or single rank (according as the guard is formed) facing to the front, with arms at a4i order (see par. 109); the men place themselves according to the numbers of their respective posts, viz: two, four, six, and so on, in front rank, onC; three, five, and so on, in the rear rank, o...r in the order of their respect- ive posts from right to left, according as the relief is in double or single rank. The corporal, standing about two paces in front of the center of his relief, then commands: CALL OFF.
GUARD DUTY. 209 The men call off as prescribed. (Par. 149. ). The corporal then commands: 1. Port, 2. ARMS, 3. OPEN CHAMBER, 4. CLOSE CHAMBER, 5. Order, 6. ARMS; faces the commander of the guard, executes the rifle salute, reports, "Sir, the relief is present"; or, "Sir, (so and so) is absent, " and then takes his place on the right at order arms.
What to read after Noncommissioned Officers Manual?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James a James Alfred Moss to read onlineMoreLess
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