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1 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 Review pg 17-32
Lesson Objective Execute marching movements when given the command Steps and Marching Forward March and Halt Double Time Mark Time Half Step Right (Left) Step Change Step To the Rear March Flanking Movement Close/Extend March

2 Drill of flight AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 pg 24
Steps and Marching Begin on LEFT (except right step & close march) Forward March 24” step from heel to heel Coordinated arm swing Hands cupped, thumbs down Arms straight (not stiff) Swing naturally (6” in front & 3” in back) Halt Take one more 24” step Trailing foot brought smartly alongside front foot Heels together, on line, 45 degree angle Cease arm swing Command for Column Left and Column Right Movements

3 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 pg 27-29 Quick / Mark / Double Time
Quick Time Mark Time(p26) Double Time(p25) ( beat/min) Command halt can be given on any foot Preparatory command is Mark Time Command of execution is MARCH. Take one more 24” step Bring trailing foot whereby both heels are on line Raise & lower each foot Balls of feet raise 4” execute in quick time only. To halt, on MARCH, raise & lower left foot then right Forward, MARCH, heel of left strikes the ground, Take one more step in place Step off in a 24” step w/left foot Can be executed from halt or quick time Cup hands w/knuckles out, easy run of 180 steps/minute 30” steps (heel to heel) Resume Quick Time, MARCH

4 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 pg 27-29 Half / Right (Left) / Change Step
Half Step On MARCH, take one more 24” step Followed by 12 “ step (heel to heel) Resume full 24” step on command Forward, MARCH Right (Left) Step On MARCH, raise right leg from hip (enough to clear ground) Leg =straight, not stiff Place right foot 12” to the right & bring left foot smartly to position of attention Continue this movement in quick time until commanded flight, HALT-one more step is taken. Change Step Change, step, MARCH March will be given on right foot Take another 24” step w/left foot Ball of right alongside heel of left Suspend arm swing Shift weight of the body to right foot Step off w/left foot in a 24” step-resume arm swing

5 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 pg 29-30 To the Rear, MARCH
Command given as heel of right foot strikes the ground MARCH-take a 12”step w/left foot, place it in front of & inline w/right foot Weight is on balls of both feet Pivot both feet, turning 180 degrees to the right Take a 12” step w/left foot & coordinate arm swing Take a full 24” step w/right foot Arm swing is suspended while executing the pivot “position of attention”

6 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 pg 29-31 Flanking Movement
Command is given as the heel of the direction you wish to go strikes the ground Command MARCH-take one more 24” step Pivot 90 degrees in direction you wish to go (on the ball of the opposite foot) Keep upper portion of body at POA Step off w/foot in new direction of march (24” step) Arm swing is suspended to the sides

7 (29) Right Step Quick Time Legs kept straight
Arms remain at side throughout Raise right leg from hip just enough to clear ground 12 inches apart from inside of heels Transfer weight to right foot, bring left foot without scraping the ground smartly alongside the right foot as in the position of attention

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