Air Force Color Guard Rifle Procedures
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps, Detachment 930 Marquette University.
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Ceremonious Adjustment: 0:41
Left and Right Face: 0:59
Standing At Ease: 01:40
Ease to Attention: 02:27
Port Arms: 03:07
Order Arms: 03:54
Present Arms: 05:47
Right Shoulder Arms: 07:12
Left Shoulder Arms: 09:33
Right Shoulder to Present Arms: 11:54
Left Shoulder to Present Arms: 12:14
Full Procedures: 12:34
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Honor Guard Rifle Procedures
Filmed and Edited by David Carter
Demonstrations by Jacob Dykstra
Nice job! That helped me a lot.
I have tryouts coming up and this helped sm!!
Awesome video focused on detail and makes it very easy for someone to follow and use. I was just tasked to participate in a march utilizing the rifle, and this video helped me a great deal. Thank you!
very nice, this is very helpful.
I'm glad you think so! If you want to see anything specific in our next video, please post it!
no kidding. wow thanks that's good to know!
When your JROTC color guard movements are better than Air Force ROTC 😂😂
lmao for real😂😂this was very helpful as I am doing a color guard on Friday and have never done one in my life, but our color guard's movements are kind of better lmao
Fix those feet airman
I go by present colors
and order colors
That is only for color guard drill
Ayo the Black guy Nobody goes by that. It’s present, arms or colors, salute. No service uses present, colors
i need a new sling arms mode for exhibition
How much does that rifle weigh? 10pbs at least?
Thxs
Very nice but is a little different than my training
SQUAD SHUN....
Can i use this for Civil Air Patrol color guard?
Everything except the ready cut, just immediately bring your other hand to attention
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*harms ??
why is he saying "harms"
Penrose has to use diaphragm to increase volume so say a whole stadium can hear
I knew someone would ask that.
That is just what it sounds like when you use your command voice. That is why it sounds like forward harch, left hace, and right hace
When you command, you want to project your voice loud enough that you can be heard by almost everybody. It sounds like "hace, harms, harch" cause of our commanding voice and volume.
his feet weren't at a 95 degree angle but otherwise it was good
+jrotc In drill feet are never 95 degrees apart, it is always 90. When doing color guard this rule is replaced with another. Feet are kept together. Reference your honor guard manual
+David Carter wow thank you that is good to know
Wrong it states in section 3.4.2 of AFMAN 36-2203. That your feet need to be at a 45 degree angle.
Honor Guard is afman34-515
Elias Saavedra per the USAF Honor Guard manual, both heels and toes are together