US Army Air Defense Training - Yearbook (Fort Bliss, TX)

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Drill And Sharp commands echo across the drill field and marching feet beat a tattoo across the grounds. Another order sounds and dozens of rifles snap in unison. These are the sounds of instruction, dismounted drill as old as organized armies and from which discipline itself is formed. The hours spent on the drill field have one purpose, Ceremonies to develop in the soldier an instinct for precision, an ingrained habit of obedience to command and a sense of teamwork. They learn individual, squad, platoon, company drill and the manual of arms. During training they acquire habits which provide the foundation for discipline, alertness and quick response. ,J .frm-..,...,... .,,.: .ww - W--L ww- Mg' af, .. I-ll-.iw Mesa. , . - - . , , ,A 1 Y fs' ' , ..1 -.q,,Q, . '. Y 1 . . -.a-,.--ff.f vx. - V - uf- Q ' Vf'. . ,- . -- .M,f,'-,J . 14, gay..- . . W . ,Ii Hf'-aw,,fi'1r'w .yj,A' 1- A H A 5.-,ff-.qv ,-flaws, A Mp ' .- . i , A .53 .a,qgQg',. ' .ww ' W.-. 4-.......,w

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AML Guard Dut Learning the duties of a sentinel is important to the soldiers so they can properly perform their responsibili- ties and appreciate their general orders. Though these duties are fundamental, guarding a supply area or a weapons site is equally important. Standing guard- mount insures the soldier is knowledgeable of his duties and the proper equipment is available to perform the tour of duty. 'IL le '-an-nga.,