INFANTRYMAN'S GUIDE: Basic Hand & Arm Signals
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2024
- In this edition of Infantryman's guide, we will look at some of the most basic hand and arm signals organic to the individual infantryman.
For more information about these hand and arm signals, please Goggle search the publications I listed on the reference page of this video. All of those pubs can be easily found in a free downloadable PDF format online and available from .mil websites.
*Clarification on two of the signals guys: In this video I stated two of the signals are called "change direction". In Scouting & Patrolling MCI 0336 both of these signals are listed as such (Change direction). However, in the Marine Rifle Squad MCWP 3-11 one signal is called "Change Direction; or column right/left" & the other is called "Shift". Both are essentially used in changing a direction of its intended recipients.*
Thanks for watching. 
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Clarification on two of the signals guys: In this video I stated two of the signals are called "change direction". In Scouting & Patrolling MCI 0336 both of these signals are listed as such (Change direction). However, in the Marine Rifle Squad MCWP 3-11 one signal is called "Change Direction; or column right/left" & the other is called "Shift". Both are essentially used in changing a direction of its intended recipients.
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Sir If we could Have a video wherein there is a Situation then we could Use that video?
More power to your channel 😊😊😊
Welcome back Brent,..Outstanding training class once again...Thank you for all your time & effort in putting these great vids together the way you do...
@@elmarmamaril3958 Thanks brother, I think your asking permission to show this video for teaching a class? If so, ABSOLUTELY! That's what I made these for.
@@normbrag Thanks brother I appreciate it.
@@Brent0331 Thanks Brother your videos make me more inspired in joining The Army here in my country Philippines.
Marine Corps University should hire you for basic infantry vids for our online seminars and leadership courses.
Good stuff Guns.
Thanks brother, I'm actually a 1stSgt now. Luckily for me my 1st tour as a 1stSgt was with an Infantry rifle company. I'm dreading the day I have to leave the grunts.
"Know thy self, know thy enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories."
- Sun Tzu -
Useful video for fellow soldiers as well as one's adversaries.
Thanks for watching.
When all else fails deafen dat bitch- sun Tzu - art of war
also useful to know what they know
Great quote
By golly! I haven't had a review of these signals in half a century, since I was on active duty. Thanks for refreshing old memories.
- Two tour 0311 VietNam vet, 1st MarDiv, 1966-67 and again 1968. Semper Fi
Semper Fi 🇺🇸
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Dearest sir,
you are appreciated beyond measure
Thank you for your service :)
I watched this with Ed Shames, the last surviving officer from WWII's Easy Company. He said these were the same signals they used in the ETO in WWII. Really handy for attacking in terrain or especially street fights. With rounds going off everywhere nobody can hear shit anyway.
This was immensely helpful for a sci-fi story I'm working on. Don't have it memorized, but I added it to a playlist for future reference. I especially liked the demonstration of a sequence of signals in a "real" situation. Funny thing is, I'd probably never actually describe the signals in the story because nobody wants to read, "he raised his right arm to shoulder level and flapped his hand up and down." It doesn't make for gripping reading. But knowing what they are and how they are used gives me a clearer picture of how my teams would operate.
Good deal brother, glad it helped.
How'd this pan out? I love scifi
@@logiwogi8938 It didn't. Lost focus, ran off the rails. The idea is still there, I just need to figure out how to turn an idea into something readable.
lmao. same. i have a friend thats making a sci fi story and I am kinda the editor. I give him recomendations and stuff and since its anout war i help correct allot of things to make it more realistic. the story is more of a fun personal thing between me and my friend
@@userrrr32same between me and my brother
You call that basic? It’s Expert Level flex on your airsoft teammates.
i mean nice flex but if they have no training or experience with it it's useless for communication with them
@@vaclavjebavy5118 thats the point in expert level...
@@ethelwolf9015 i find the idea of a guy waving his arms around while his teammates have no clue what he's trying to do pretty funny
You guys do realize that Brent is an actual USMC NCO and he's speaking to those that wish to understand how to educate themselves, if needed.... Not necessarily to kiddies hiding behind their Mom's gardenia's and snowball bushes playing games?
@@Alan-in-Bama They take it quite a bit more seriously than that nowadays. They're orchestrating full on airsoft battles with hundreds of people in abandoned castles and across vast open areas with vehicles and shit. They really take it seriously.
I liked it when u incorporated the signals with footage of enemy contact..I think it helps the learning curb..
Thanks brother, I tried to add stuff when I could like the formations piece, OBJ rally point and danger areas.
Curve. A curb is where you park your car.
We in the Missouri Defense Force are going over this over and over again. Precise explanations. Brent, your one of the better Instructors.
Thanks brother.
I trained my Big Black Shepherd some of the military hand commands. Like come-to-me ,down etc. Along with whistle and voice commands. If she was far away, if there was loud noise ,machinery, or it was inappropriate to yell or talk I used hand signals. She would respond right away. got some weird looks from people ,but it was very effective. Teach your dog as a puppy basic military hand commands.
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Awesome.
Dude...thats So bad ass!
Wow. Yes If I ever get a dog.
Im absolutely doing that.
@Gooogleisntyour Friend i had a dog years ago, and we always taught commands with both voice and signals simultaneously.
I think it helps their learning curve of your commands and they better understand what you want them to do if they are looking at you.
UVB76 -4625KHZ. I had a Dobie in the late 80s through late 90s named Principal Agitation (Prince for short), that I taught to sit, lie down and come with hand sigs. I started with both verbal and hand sigs (example: saying sit and using my arm extended toward him, hand in a fist and flick wrist up) then, used only the signal. He knew both so I could yell or give a visual even if he or I were not looking at each other. I was in my mid-teens when I taught him so I made them up, easy to teach, and worked like a champ. It wasn’t for hunting or survival or work, just for fun and practicality but highly effective.
My dad was a green beret in the 90s and fought in Desert Storm. I’ve been working on several books and this is helpful because I don’t want to ask him too many technical questions. I don’t want to remind him of anything that will bother him.
This is the way.
Alpha Charlie Concepts da wey
...to confusion
Weapons are my religion
Watch my hands signals to see where to go, how to go, how to shoot. etc. Very useful.
That’s mandalorian
Been over 50 years, thank you for the reminder and update. Some minor changes and a couple of additions.
Awesome brother, glad I could refresh some of those old good memories.
Many today may feel this type of training does not matter due to modern forms for technology however we still do use it often especially in combat. In the armored cavalry unit I served in we always used these signals along with radio transmissions to reinforce the muscle memory of the hand/arm signals. And why you may ask? Because comms often go down when you last ever want them to & sometimes you are so damn close to the enemy on a dismounted patrol you can't speak aloud! Very good training for any militia unit. Ask a recent combat vet to lead your people in this type of training and reap the rewards! Bless all the Patriots of our great nation & stayed frosty lads, Virginia is just the beginning!! Great job Brent, you now have a new subscriber.
Awesome, thanks brother.
Don’t forget when it’s just too damn noisy with fighting you may not be able to hear comms even if working.
@@bradleyweiss1089 well said Brad, many people often wondered why we all seemed to speak so loudly after a combat deployment? We never realized for a good while we were still yelling due to being partially deaf?
@@patches6309 Watching movies of combat the audience are never aware of the incredible racket that goes on. Artillery men are almost stone deaf after experiencing a barrage. This makes it easier for infantrymen to move closer without being heard. Hand signals are vital,and should never be underestimated. They save lives!
RJ Walls yep. It’s not like at the range when you know exactly when it’s going to get loud and have time to put in the ole ear plugs. The surefire ones are nice, but when patrolling they block too much of the subtle sounds you need to be able to hear. And when out, you just can’t pack enough batteries for the active hearing amps/mufflers. That’s one reason why I’m working on some new battery tech to cure that issue.
Every day in the office I use a hand signal I learned in the army . When someone asks a question you take your thumb and forefinger and make a circle. Place that circle over your nose so your nose is poking through the hole and move your hand forward and back 1/2 “ or so.
This hand symbol means “Fuck Nose” and is short for “Who The Fuck Knows” and is the correct response to questions like “Is boss coming in today?”
I was going to add that one then saw your comment.
"A private or lance corporal who needs beating..." (Thought that was career development counselling....least it was in the Air Force. AKA wall-to-wall counselling.)
Then there's the standard WTF-you-mean shrug (generally to or from a 2nd Lt.)
Love it.
Ha
@@LOWIQ-1 Corporal Hicks?! Keep that shotty handy for close encounters!
I'm re-enlisting soon to infantry, this channel has been such a help to me and my goals of being a capable warrior, thank you
Thanks brother good luck.
Which branch
@@avelezusmc7929 army
@@jackbrightside Good luck,troop!
You forgot the down-turned palm held over an up-raised middle finger: "cover me, I'm screwed". Thanks, Brent, for the memories. There is nothing like a well trained/disciplined troupe moving silently through the woods. You can move for hours without saying a word using these signals.
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This is my favorite series on your channel Brent ! Thank you very much. Count on more of them 👍
Thanks brother, my favorite as well.
Soooo many years...but then these days I remember 30 years ago better than I can remember what I had for breakfast yesterday. Thanks for the vid. You got yourself a new subscriber.
Awesome brother, welcome aboard.
As a Corporal (MOS 2512) I learned this at NCO school 1976, Camp Geiger. Thanks for the refresh.
Thanks for this. I'm a Civil War reenactor with Company B (Mobile, AL) of the Confederate Sates Marine Corps. We often team up with the 1st South Carolina, or combined 27th SC Sharpshooters to perform skirmishing tactics to begin battles at our many events. These signs and signals probably weren't used 1861-1865: but, I think we'll have something new (or slightly modified) for the crowds to see this next season. Oorah! God bless.
Interesting, definitely not these but surely they used hand and arm signals of some sort.
Thank you from a non-combat E-7 USAF NCO and thank you to all our veterans for their service
I'll be enlisting after school and this video is really valuable. I appreciate it a lot and it'll prob save me a lot of hassle training these. Thanks amigo.
SOP for the Scout Platoon was to sew Cat-Eyes on the underside wrist of our gloves.
That way we could do an abbreviated set of Hand Signals at night. Works well, and they tend to stay hidden when you're holding the rifle.
SSG. U.S. Army (Medically Retired) Infantry / Sniper / SOF Intel (SOT-A), multiple tours
Man this is so useful, thanks allot and God bless America and the Constitution 🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks brother, glad you enjoyed it.
United we stand divided we internet, they've won. Stand tall for those who choose to crawl.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Americans need to be ready. God Bless
Agreed, thanks for watching brother.
What a great video and Army Rangers is not that different . Enemy in sight - 2 fingers pointed towards your eyes and then point towards the enemy . 4 fingers pointed down = 4 enemy crouched . 4 fingers up = 4 enemy walking . 5 fingers rapidly "flashing" = more than 5 enemy . Thanks for your video .
Thanks for watching brother.
You do such a nice job with all your videos! You remain in combat uniform and military bearing. Thanks for your service Marine. 😊👍👍
Thanks Brother! Appreciate the tand and effort not to mention the refresher. Keep them coming, especially the Infantry series.
Appreciate it brother.
I know I'm commenting on an old video but your channel is my new favorite RUclips channel. Been binging these videos all day, keep up the good work marine 👏
Thanks brother, welcome aboard.
I'm watching "Band of Brothers" and appreciate the info on this. Makes it even more enjoyable.
Class is in session! Keep'em coming bro
Ha, thanks brother. I expect you to know all this sh-t come next semester.
Great tutorial and upload for the laymen viewers Battle. Sorry I haven't commented or watched your uploads with my granddaughter lately. Im in the middle of a kitchen remodel...
Again, keep it up Battle and again, thanks for all your sacrifice to bring is content.
Great content. This is basic for experienced infantry but it's great to revisit. The average rifleman needs to learn the basics of this lesson. Pls keep up this type of educational material, and add a squad when possible.
Thanks brother.
one of the most awesome channels on the tube! Excellent!
Thanks
A well led and disciplined platoon will always be the greatest force on the battlefield... God bless you all!
Agreed. Thanks brother.
Thanks for this refresher course. Brings back memories.
Thanks for watching.
Learned this at Parris Island before going to Vietnam a long time ago. It's the same that I learned back then and haven't forgotten it. Semper Fi 3/4 Marines
Nice to see there is little change in hand signals. I could still respond to them. Thanks for the videos. Semper fi
Thanks brother
I needed this as a refresher. A real one stop shop. Thank you 😎
Thanks for watching.
Great video covering these basics for non-operators/preppers.
I feel too many focus on just their guns/shooting them and 'maybe' their kits; and far too little on basically everything else: hand signals, improvisation (expl, maneuvers, unexpected situations), breaching/room clearing tactics, first aid or field surgery knowledge (cuz in a SHTF situation a hospital prob won't be an option, your group has to be able to do this too if they wana save somebody), making traps, land/sea nav. etc
I like your channel because you cover a lot of this.
Yep.. Those are them..... Teach them well Brother.
Thanks for video.
Thanks for posting all this goodness
This’ll definitely come in handy when I enlist!
Matthew Ortiz
Thank you.
Excellent as always
Thanks
hank you for your work. Very interesting and informative channel.
Interesting themes of getting out of ambush, and urban events of the 21st century especially against heavy groups.
Training future warriors good stuff wish you tube was around as I was learning this stuff. Good job sir, JT
I know right, there was so much I wasn't privy to as a young Marine. Mainly because my NCOs didn't know it themselves!
once again another great patrolling fundamental that is dangerously overlooked
Agreed
Thank you, just found your channel liked and subbed. This information is getting more and more critical every day. Again, thank you.
Thanks brother, welcome aboard.
Love your videos, they are a wealth of knowledge.
Great video,excellent explainations.
Please forward to all my patriots in Virginia for the bugaloo.
mozzberg: yeah, they'll probably be needing all the "Infantryman's Guide" video info before that crap is over with.
Hopefully it never comes to that. Once in our nation's history was too much. We have too many enemies in the world to be turning weapons on each other. Lets defeat them at the ballot box first.
@@Brent0331 Thank you for your input. Far too many are hoping for something they have never experienced. The outcome can only lead to great loss and suffering. Armed conflict is not to be entered into lightly. This is not a video game that can be paused so that you can grab a snack or check on your oven pizza! Pain, loss, suffering, and destruction is what lies ahead if this is the course we take.
Plan for the worst, hope for the best.
Agreed
Sion sir, salute to my a good commander, may god strengthen your power, life long and prosperity.
Thanks sir
Thanks G. I'll study that. You neva know when SHTF. And my place, Poland, was warzone well known
Thank you for sharing. I will learn and pray I never have to use this knowledge.
Better to have knowledge and not need it than need it and not know what to do.
Thanks for watching.
This a very useful video, thanks for taking the time to record it.
U.S. Army Combat Engineer Desert Storm Veteran; we used the same Hand and Arm signal for training and in Combat.
One thing was crossing danger areas was "Scroll to the Road" or "Patch to the Road" meaning security on both sides and crossing either alternating method for silence and stealth or post both guards left and right so the entire squad or platoon can move quickly across. Both can be used determining your situation in combat. Enemy Observation Posts or any OPs can see large groups moving really fast before an attack. Once combat is initiated it won't matter. Stealth has some mode to it but you as an attacking force has to move fast so the enemy has no time to react to your offensive move. Goes either way. That is also subject to Murphy's Law of combat like in the Old West. The guy who draw the fastest gun will not be alive for the guy who already has his gun out and aiming at you.
Yup, patch the road is a good one. I learned that one at One Shepherd, its an Army signal, good technique. For this video I only used the signs listed in the 3-11 Marine Rifle Squad pub.
Very nice. So that's how they're done. I've seen the funny edits of the infographics and wondered how the actual motions are done.
Thanks
Another Great Video man
Never knew I wanted this video, but I now know.
Awesome vid different units teach it different but for the most part all super solid and simple 👍
Brings back memories indeed!
Awesome, glad I could help facilitate that.
8:18 But...but...Gunny it was like that when I got here! Thanks for this brother - fabulous breakdown and instruction.
Appreciate it brother.
Keep them coming!
YES
MORE instructional videos please
I was gonna do one on this.
I second this.... please more videos
Thanks brother, I plan on it. I enjoy working on these but they are very time consuming to film and edit.
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Awesome Brent, thanks for doing this vid. 😎👍🇺🇸
This is great. Thank you
Great video. Thanks for the education!
Thanks
Thank you for making this video. The information is very useful.
Thanks brother.
Great stuff!
Brings back lots of memories.
Excellent narration and editing - well done!
Appreciate it brother, took a lot of time editing it too. Filming it is the easy part!
@@Brent0331 You missed your calling as a 4612! (Kidding.)
Semper Fidelis!
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Great informative video Infantry Master and Sensei of Camouflage.
Thanks brother
Amazing dude, thanks!
Great video, excellent explanations.
Solid. Thank you.
Love your shit! I learn more each day with you.
Thanks, glad I could help.
Your channel is invaluable 👍
Appreciate it brother.
For Airsoft is Advanced but For Army is Basic ..good video
Very interesting. I never was in the military. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
Thanks brother, GREAT JOB. Semper fi, 1st batt 6th marines 0311. YEAH
A challenge in dense woods duing night time.
Great vid as usual!
Sure is, thanks brother
Excellent job this was very helpful!🇺🇸💪
Thanks
Excelente trabajo, como todos los que hacen saludos desde Mexico.
Thank you for the video, youtuber G.I history handbook also went over some of these, and thank you for the demonstration
Good to refresh.
Awesome. Great video.
Thanks man.
Awesome stuff right here!
Thanks man.
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Very good. Thanks and take care.
Thanks
Outstanding presentation again. Thanks for the refresh. Hadn't thought about these in many decades. Lol the point! Aka gunny's finger of doom!
Ha, yup. I'm not sure if I used that hand and arm signal more as a GySgt or as a 1stSgt.
@@Brent0331 lol wondering if they spelled their name correctly or if the recruiter had to help.
I thought it was very well presented, thank you
Thanks brother.
Dammit man, aint had a run thru of these since 2007. Semper Fi Warriors
S/F brother.
Thank you for this
@Brent0331 Marine you are a life saver.. I had to brush up on some of the more rarely used ones due to a field promo, damn man you saved my life and the lives of my men..
Love it!
Thanks for the video
Very clear👍
Just sent this to the guys to study up on........thanks for the training and information Brent keep these coming, need the little "more you know" rainbow at the end lol
Awesome brother, glad I could help.
Very interesting!! I like this channel!!
Thanks
Very timely upload! We can use this on WWIII