Fall out - ️️The command is "Fall OUT." At the command, personnel leave their
position in ranks, but remain nearby or proceed to a pre-designated area.
Not to be confused with "Dismissed." With the command "DisMISSED," the command,
personnel
leave the formation and carry out the Plan of the...
USNSCC / USNLCC Drill Commands
Fall out - ✔️✔️The command is "Fall OUT." At the command, personnel leave their
position in ranks, but remain nearby or proceed to a pre-designated area.
Not to be confused with "Dismissed." With the command "DisMISSED," the command,
personnel
leave the formation and carry out the Plan of the Day. A verbal response is not required
from
personnel. 3) Facing. The purpose of facing movements is to face a unit to the right, left
or about. Facing movements are executed in two counts when at attention. The
commands are
"Right, FACE;" "Left, FACE;"and "About, FACE."
Facing movements are executed in the cadence of quick time. While facing, the arms
should not swing out from the sides, but remain at the position of attention.
Parade, REST - ✔️✔️Individuals spread their feet about 12 inches while bringing both
of their arms behind their back interlocking their hands. The back of the left hand rests
against the back. The back of the right hand rests on the palm of the left, with the left
thumb locked over the right hand and the right thumb locked over the left thumb. If
armed, individuals put their left hand behind their back, extending their rifle while the
butt remains on the ground by their right foot.
Fall In - ✔️✔️On the command "Fall IN", the squad forms in line on the left of the right
flank member (squad leader). Each member of the formation executes a "Dress RIGHT"
to obtain alignment and distance, and then quickly returns to the position of attention.
Attention - ✔️✔️The position of attention is the basic military
position from which most other drill movements are executed. There are no counts,
however, there are seven steps in describing the position:
1) Smartly bring the left heel against the right.
2) Turn the feet out equally to form an angle of 45 degrees. Keep heels on the same
line and touching. 3) The legs should be straight, but not stiff at the knees. 4) Keep the
hips and shoulders level and the chest lifted. 5) The arms should be straight, but not stiff
at the elbows; thumbs along the trouser seams, palms facing inward toward your legs,
and fingers joined in their natural
curl. 6) Keep the head and body erect. Look straight ahead with mouth closed and the
chin pulled in slightly. 7) Stand still and do not talk.
Present, ARMS - ✔️✔️Individuals execute a hand or rifle salute and hold it until given
the command "Order, ARMS."
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