Number Reporting Password: Report the number of numbers.

Essentials: The horizontal team from right to left (column from front to back) turns its head in a short and loud voice (the column turns its head to the left) to report the number, and the last person does not turn his head.

When the number of horizontal lines is crossed, the last place in the last column is reported as "full" or "absent".

When the company assembles, the platoon commander reports the number of people to the commander in the queue. Such as "the first row is complete" or "the first row is actually named".

If necessary, even the number can be reported uniformly.

Essentials: When the company implements a unified number report, each platoon does not leave an interval, and it must be completed to form a temporary horizontal formation.

Before reporting the numbers, the company commander first issued a notice that "when the line is in line, the platoon leader shall prevail, and the whole company will make up for it," and then issued the command "look to the right -- Qi"; after the whole company is in line, he will issue the passwords of "look forward--look" and "report the number." The number of reports will start with the platoon leader, and the last person in the back column will report "full army" or lack of name.

Salutes and salutes are divided into hand salutes, gaze salutes and gun salutes.

1. Salute password: salute. Look to the right – salute.

1) Raise your hand. Essentials: The upper body is upright, the right hand is quickly lifted with shortcuts, the five fingers are put together and naturally straightened, the middle finger is slightly connected to the right corner of the brim about centimeters in front of (when wearing a hat without brim, the lower edge of the hat wall above the temple), the palm of the hand is downward, slightly outward (about 0 degrees), the wrist must not be bent, the right arm is slightly flat, and the shoulders and the shoulder line are in line, and at the same time look at the recipient.

Essentials of Attention: Pose in front of the recipient, look at the recipient at the same time, and greet the recipient (turn your head to the right and left at an angle of no more than 45 degrees).

Etiquette Password: Etiquette Essentials: Those who raise their hands to salute should put their hands down, and when the person who salutes with his bare hands or carry a gun, he should stand upright facing the recipient, raise his hands to salute, and turn his head right; The person who salutes with a gun turns his head straight and puts the gun down with his right hand so that the bottom plate lightly touches the ground, and at the same time puts down his left hand to form a standing posture holding the gun.

Sit down.

Password: Sit down.

Tips: Cross your left calf behind your right calf and sit down quickly, with your hands naturally on your knees and your upper body upright.

(9) Squatting password: squatting.

Tips: Take a half step back with your right foot, sit on your right heel with your hips (your knees don't touch the ground), place your hands naturally on your knees, and keep your upper body straight. If you squat for too long, you can change your feet by yourself.

Stand Command: Stand up.

Essentials: Quickly stand up with the whole body, and establish a positive posture or a straight posture with a gun (cannon) or a shoulder gun (barrel).

Right (left) turn the tongue: right (left) - turn the essentials: take the right (left) heel as the axis, the right (left) heel and the front of the left (right) foot at the same time, so that the body and foot are consistent to the right (left) turn 90 degrees, the weight falls on the right (left) foot, the left (right) foot takes a shortcut to quickly approach the right (left) foot, and establishes a positive posture. When turning and leaning on your feet, keep your legs straight and your upper body in an upright position. Turn half to the left (left) and turn 45 degrees according to the essentials of turning right (left).

Backward Turnaround: Backward - Turn. Essentials: Turn 180 degrees backwards according to the essentials of turning right.

The basic footwork of marching is divided into unilateral step, forward step and running, and the auxiliary footwork is divided into easy step, stepping step and moving step.

Stepping in unison is a common footwork performed by military personnel.

Password: Walk in unison - go. Essentials: Take the left foot forward about 75 cm and land, move the center of gravity of the body forward, and move the right foot in this way; The upper body is upright and slightly leaning forward; Fingers are gently held together, and the thumb is attached to the second segment of the index finger; The arms swing back and forth naturally, when swinging forward, the elbows are bent, the forearms are naturally closed inward, the palms are slightly downward, the base of the thumb is aligned with the button, and the bottom button is the same height (when wearing a summer training uniform, the fourth button is the same height; When wearing a winter training uniform, it is the same height as the fifth button; When wearing a sailor's uniform, it is the same height as the belt), about 5 cm from the body; When swinging the arm back, the arm is naturally straightened, and the front side of the wrist is about 30 cm from the seam of the trousers. The speed of travel is 116-11 steps per minute.

Positive stepping is mainly used in columns and other ceremonial occasions.

Password: Positive step - go. Essentials: Kick the left foot straight forward (the leg should be straight, the toes should be pressed down, the soles of the feet should be parallel to the ground, about 5 cm from the ground) about 75 cm, and the appropriate force will make the whole ball of the foot touch the ground, and at the same time the center of gravity of the body should be moved forward, and the right foot should follow this action; The upper body is upright and slightly leaning forward; Fingers are gently held together, and the thumb is attached to the second segment of the index finger; When swinging the arm forward, the elbow is flexed, the forearm is slightly horizontal, the palm is slightly downward, and the lower edge of the wrist is about 10 cm above the bottom button (about the same height as the third button when wearing a summer training uniform; When wearing a sailor uniform, the upper edge of the wrist is about 15 cm from the corner of the neckline), about 10 cm from the body; When swinging your arm back (left palm to the right and right palm to the left), the front of your wrist is about 30 cm away from the seam of the trousers. The marching speed is 111-116 steps per minute.

Running running is mainly used for fast travel. Password: Run - Walk.

Essentials: When you hear the command, quickly make a fist with both hands (four fingers curled up, thumb on the first joint of the index finger and the second joint of the middle finger), raise the waist, about the same height as the belt, the center of the fist is inward, and the elbow is slightly inward. Hearing the command, the upper body leans forward slightly, the legs are slightly bent, and the left foot jumps out about 85 cm with the kicking force of the right foot, the forefoot touches the ground first, the center of gravity of the body moves forward, and the right foot moves according to this method; The arms swing back and forth naturally, when swinging the arms forward, the big arms are slightly straight, the elbows are attached to the waist, the lower arms are slightly flat, slightly inward, and the inside of the two fists is about 5 cm away from the buttoning line; When swinging your arms back, place your fists against your waist. The marching speed is 170-180 steps per minute.

It is used for marching, recovering physical strength after drills, and other occasions.

Password: Walk--go.

Essentials: Walk with appropriate pace and stride length, swing your arms naturally, and maintain a good posture for your upper body.

Stepping is used to adjust the pace and be neat. Stop password: step - go. Command between marches: Step. Tips: Rise and fall with your feet on the spot (when lifted, the toes hang down naturally, about 15 cm above the ground; When falling, the forefoot touches the ground first), keep the upper body upright, and swing the arms in unison or running swing arms. When stepping, hear the command "forward", continue to step, and then switch to walking in unison or running.

Move (within 5 steps)

Move is used to adjust the queue position.

Right (left) step password: Right (left) step - go. Essentials: Keep your upper body upright, take 1 step and step with your feet 1 time, your stride length is about shoulder width, and you can stop at the specified number of steps.

Forward or backward passphrase: Step forward - go.

Stand back and go - go. Essentials: When moving forward, you should follow the singular step essentials (even steps become singular steps). When taking 1 step forward, use a positive step without swinging your arms; When taking 3 or 5 steps forward, follow the instructions for walking in unison. When stepping back, start with your left foot and rest on your feet once every 1 step back, without swinging your arms, until the specified number of steps stops.

halt

Password: Stand--Set.

Essentials: When stepping in unison and stepping forward, when you hear the command, your left foot will land on the ground with your left foot half a step forward, your legs straight, and your right foot will take a shortcut to quickly move closer to your left foot to establish a positive posture. When running, hear the command, run again, and then land on the ground with your left foot half a step forward (two fists at the waist and stop swinging), and bring your right foot close to your left foot, and at the same time lower your hand to establish a straight posture. When stepping, when you hear the password, take 1 step with your left foot, bring your right foot closer to your left foot, and establish a positive posture on the spot (when you are running, when you hear the password, continue to step, and then follow the above guidelines).

Footwork changes, starting with the left foot.

Synchronized steps and positive steps are exchanged, and when the pre-order is heard, that is, they change to positive steps or march in unison. Running in unison, hearing the pre-order, the hands quickly clenched into fists and lifted to the waist, and the arms swung back and forth naturally; When you hear the command, you change to run. Run and change steps, hear the command, continue running, and then, change walks.