0:29 position of attention 1:10 parade rest 1:41 facing movements 2:48 line formation 3:11 FALL IN 3:56 column formation 4:18 Forward, MARCH and HALT 5:08 COVER 5:41 Column movement demonstrations 6:31 Column movement explanations 8:37 Column Half movement demonstrations 9:20 Column Half movement explanations 10:24 Calling commands 13:17 cadence 14:24 Flanking movements 15:47 To the Rear 17:10 Close March
The reason for marching is to move a large number of soldiers from point A to point B in the most efficient manner. Seems obvious but this is why marching is important in the military forces. This film was well done.
Omg I wish this was availble before I went to BMT in 2012... even if you forget how to walk like a human when you pass the Lackland Gates lol ::Cue walking refrigerator uncoordinated arm swing:: I was so bad my TI hated me till the very end.
@@redtrustfactor when discussing commands we say things like "forward march" but when we actually give them as an order we say "forward harch". When commanding a flight, it is easier to loudly say "harch" than it is to say "march" therefore we say it this way.
Voice crack vs. a smooth silky cadence? You're barely 18:26 minutes into the video with a glaring voice error. Good thing this cadet is not a vocal arts major. Otherwise, a nice, informative clip.
"Aerounautical" Engineer vs. Aeronautical Engineer? You're barely 0:15 seconds into the video with a glaring spelling error. Good thing Maj. Albiston is not an English major. Otherwise, a nice, informative clip.
0:29 position of attention
1:10 parade rest
1:41 facing movements
2:48 line formation
3:11 FALL IN
3:56 column formation
4:18 Forward, MARCH and HALT
5:08 COVER
5:41 Column movement demonstrations
6:31 Column movement explanations
8:37 Column Half movement demonstrations
9:20 Column Half movement explanations
10:24 Calling commands
13:17 cadence
14:24 Flanking movements
15:47 To the Rear
17:10 Close March
MVP baby 😘
The reason for marching is to move a large number of soldiers from point A to point B in the most efficient manner. Seems obvious but this is why marching is important in the military forces. This film was well done.
This is an awesome video. The Major did an outstanding job narrating and the LMU ROTC Det 40 cadets were on point. Well done to all.
just became a flight commander for my unit as a 9th grader- hopefully I’ll be a good leader.
who’s here bc their sergeant made them watch this😭
*cough* *cough* Cadet Major. (Civil Air Patrol)
0:19 @@aceact9883 same
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@@aceact9883same
This is going to save my life
Great video, I am glad I found it.
Cadence of quick time for fall in (formation of the flight) is a requirement. Jogging most likely break 120 bpm.
I’m PFO tmrw so thank you for this !
Column halfs, the guidon must pivot in front of the 3rd element leader and pivot again marching in the same direction as the flight
Omg I wish this was availble before I went to BMT in 2012... even if you forget how to walk like a human when you pass the Lackland Gates lol ::Cue walking refrigerator uncoordinated arm swing:: I was so bad my TI hated me till the very end.
I wish i watched this before basic training 💜
You should show inverted. As well as reporting out and in procedures
dang, this video came out the very day I joined CAP
"Great video vs ok video? Glad this video is a video otherwise, a nice informative video." -Video critics
who is here trying to learn for JROTC
Here, I’m the Guideon so I’m studying that lol
To execute a proper order guidon, the GOB drops with the right hand, not the left
Column right or column left , we call it left wheel or right wheel
Thank you excellent
Yes sir
😎
Shipping out for Air Force, May 31!!!
How was it? Are you in tech school now?
You went right after I graduated, let me guess you were eagles?
👍😎
Focus on your voice on the person farthest away
I SEE ME A FEELERED FRIEND AND HE'S CRACKING THE CADET THAT'S CARRYING HIM THE CADET WANTS TO LOOK AT HIM AND SAY KEEP YOUR FEELERS TO YOURSELF
Watching this eventhough i can't be a soldier bcuz my parents dont want me too.
bruh just move out and THEN join the military. when you move out its your choice. :)
It’s pronounced Hut, toop, threep, fourp!!!! Not up , two, three, four🤦🏽♂️ you’d think officers would know better
Yeah and whats up with that "harch"?
@@redtrustfactor when discussing commands we say things like "forward march" but when we actually give them as an order we say "forward harch". When commanding a flight, it is easier to loudly say "harch" than it is to say "march" therefore we say it this way.
Voice crack vs. a smooth silky cadence? You're barely 18:26 minutes into the video with a glaring voice error. Good thing this cadet is not a vocal arts major. Otherwise, a nice, informative clip.
"Great video vs ok video? Glad this video is a video otherwise, a nice informative video." -Video critics
"Aerounautical" Engineer vs. Aeronautical Engineer? You're barely 0:15 seconds into the video with a glaring spelling error. Good thing Maj. Albiston is not an English major. Otherwise, a nice, informative clip.
"Great video vs ok video? Glad this video is a video otherwise, a nice informative video." -Video critics