| On 16th November, 1870, Mr. Shchapoff, a Russian squire, the narrator, came home from a visit to a country town, Iletski, and found his family in some disarray. There lived with him his mother and his wife's mother, ladies of about sixty-nine,... Read more of The Dancing Devil at Scary Stories.ca |  InformationalPrivacy |
Military Training ArticlesDistribution Of TroopsAn advance-guard order generally describes the follow... Distribution Of Outpost Troops The outpost will generally be divided into four parts... Fire Superiority Do not study this chapter until you begin your exte... Intrenchments Ordinarily infantry intrenches itself whenever it is ... 1st Exercise Involving practically every important muscle in the bod... Change Step Being in march; 1. Change step, 2. MARCH. At the c... Morning-glory Once upon a time there was a very little Morning-glo... Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Defensive The defense has the following advantages over the att... Reports To Be Made Officers in the Officers' Reserve Corps are required ... Little Never-upset Little Never-upset was a roly-poly fellow, with weig... |
Route Step And At EaseThe column of squads is the habitual column of route, but route step and at ease are applicable to any marching formation. To march at route step: 1. Route step, 2. MARCH. Sabers are carried at will or in the scabbard; the men carry their pieces at will, keeping the muzzles elevated; they are not required to preserve silence, nor to keep the step. The ranks cover and preserve their distance. If halted from route step, the men stand at rest. To march at ease: 1. At ease, 2. MARCH. The company marches as in route step, except that silence is preserved when hated, the men remain at ease. Marching at route step or at ease: 1. Company, 2. ATTENTION. At the command attention the pieces are brought to the right shoulder and the cadenced step in quick time is resumed. Next: Rules For Guides Previous: Facing Or Marching To The Rear
|
||||||||||||||||||||
