DRILL CPL 0102

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DRILLCPL 0102
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MARINE NCO SWORD MANUAL
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PURPOSE OF CLOSE ORDER DRILL

• MOVE THE UNIT FROM ONE PLACE TO ANOTHER.
• PROVIDE SIMPLE FORMATIONS FROM WHICH COMBAT
  FORMATIONSMAY BE READILY ASSUMED.
• TEACH DISSIPLINE BY INSTILLING HABBITS OF
  PRECISION AND AUTOMATIC RESPONSE TO ORDERS.
• INCREASE THE CONFIDENCE OF JUNIOR NCOS.
• THE OPPORTUNITY TO HANDLE INDIVIDUAL WEAPONS.

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DRILL TERMS

• ELEMENT INDIVIDUAL, SQUAD, PLATOON , COMPANY OR
  LARGER.
• FORMATION AN ARRANGEMENT OF ELEMENTS ON LINE, IN
  COLUMN.
• LINE THE ELEMENTS ARE STANDING ABREAST AND THE
  SQUADS ARE ONE BEHIND THE OTHER .
• RANK A LINE OF MARINES OR VEHICLES PLACED SIDE
  BY SIDE .
• COLUMN A FORMATION IS PLACED ONE BEHIND THE
  OTHER, AND THE SQUADS ARE ABREAST.

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• FILE SINGLE COLUMN OF MARINES.
• FLANK RIGHT OR LEFT EXTREMITY EITHER ON LINE OR
  IN COLUMN.
• DEPTH THE DEPTH OF A MAN IS CONSIDERED TO BE 12
  INCHES.
• FRONT THE FRONT OF A UNIT, OR A SINGLE MARINE IS
  CONSIDERED TO BE 22 INCHES.
• DISTANCE 40 INCHES BACK TO CHEST.
• INTERVAL NORMAL CLOSE

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• ALIGNMENTTHE DRESSING OF SEVERAL ELEMENTS ON ONE
  LINE.
• BASE THE ELEMENT ON WITCH THE MOVEMENT IS
  REGULATED.
• GUIDE WHOM A FORMATION REGULATES ITS MARCH ,
  INTERVAL, DIRECTION ALIMENTAND CADANCE ON.
• POINT OF DRESS FINDING ALINGNMENT LEFT RIGHT OR
  CENTER.
• CENTER THE GUIDE WILL BE COUNTED.

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• HEAD THE LEADING ELEMENT OF A COLUMN.
• PACE MEASURED FROM HEELTO HEEL.
• STEP 15 INCHES 12 INCHES 30 INCHES AND 36
  INCHES.
• CADANCE THE RHYTHMIC RATE OF MARCH.
• SLOW TIME .
• QUICK TIME.
• DOUBLE TIME.

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• LEFT (RIGHT) EXTREME EDEGE.
• MASS FORMATION COMPANY OR LARGER, AT CLOSE
  INTERVAL.
• PRADE SLING LEFT SIDE.
• EXTENDED MASS FORMATION CLOSE OR NORMAL INTERVAL
  INTERVAL IS GRATER THAN NORMAL.
• PIECE INDIVIDUAL WEAPON.
• SNAP THE QUALITY THAT INSPIRES IMMEDIATE
  RESPONSE.

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CHARACACTERISTICS OFCOMMAND VOICE
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• VOICE CONTROL THE VOICE IS CONTROLLED BY BY
  OPENING THE THROAT,USING THE MOUTH TO SHAPE THE
  WORDS, AND USING THE DIAPHRAGM TO CONTROL THE
  VOLUME.
• 1. ADJUST TO THE SIZE OF THE UNIT.
• 2. GIVING COMMANDS AT THE POSTION OF ATTENTION.
• 3. USING THE DIAPHRAGM.
• DISTINCTNESS LEARNING TO PROUNCE COMMANDS
  CORRECTLY.

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• INFLECTION THE RISE AND FALLIN PITCH AND TONEIN
  THE VOICE.
• CADANCE THE BEST INTERVAL OF TIME FOR THE UNIT
  ON THE MARCH IS THAT WITCH ALLOWS ON STEP TO BE
  TAKEN BETWEEN THE PREPARATORY COMMAND AND THE
  COMMAND OF EXECUTION..

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TYPES OF DRILL COMMANDS
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• PREPARATORY COMMAND THE COMMAND TO BE EXECUTED.
• 1. BEGINNING PITCHNORMAL TONE.
• 2. INFLECTOIN RISEING.
• COMMAND OF EXECUTIONTELLS WHEN THE MOVEMENT IS
  TO BE EXECUTED.
• 1. BEGINNING PITCH HIGHER THAN THE LAST PITCH OF
  THE PREARATORY COMMAND.
• 2. INFLECTION NONE
• 3. SNAP GIVEN SHARPLY AND SUCCINCTLY.

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• SUPPLEMENTARY COMMAND CONTINUE TO MARCH.
• PITCH INFLECTION ARE NORMALLY THE SAME AS FOR
  THE COMMAND IT REPLACES.
• CONTINUE TO MARCH IS BOTH A PERPATORY AND A
  COMMAND OF EXECUTION.
• EXAMPLES OF COMBINED COMMANDS ARE
• FALL IN 2 FALL OUT 3 DISMISSED

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COMMANDS TO SUORDINATE LEADERS.
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FORMING THE SQUAD.

• PCWC.
• (P) STANDS FOR PUPPOSE.
• (C) STANDS FOR COUNTS.
• (W) STANDS FOR WHEN .
• (C) STANDS FOR COMMANDS.
• NORMAL CLOSE INTERVAL.

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• REPORT
• INSPECTION
• PORT
• ORDER

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HALTED MOVEMENTS

• FACING RIGHT, LEFT, ABOUT
• SIDE STEP (UNIT LEADER)?????
• BACK STEP
• RESTS, PARADE,REST AT EASEREST FALLOUT.
  THESE COMMANDS ARE TERMINATED BY ATTENTION AND
  FALL IN.
• HAND SALUTE

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• ALIGN THE PLATOON
• CLOSE AND EXTEND
• DOUBLE-ARMS INTERVAL IN LINE.

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MARCHING MOVEMENTS

• MARK TIME.
• HALF STEP.
• CHANGE STEP.

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CHANGE DIRECTION OF MARCH.

• COLUMN MOVEMENTS.
• COLUMN HALF MOVEMENTS.
• MARCH IN THE OBLIQUE.
• FORWARD, RESUME.
• WHILE MARCHING IN THE OBLIQUE YOU MAY RECIVE MARK
  TIME, HALF STEP, INPLACE, OR HALT.
• MARCH TO THE REAR.

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• DISMISS THE SQUAD.
• FALL OUT.

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QUESTIONS ?