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anual of Arms The manual of arms is a portion of drill and ceremonies instruction. During this phase of training, the soldier must complete marching movements with his riHe. Further in- struction involves precise movements with the rifle-com- plicated at first but easier with practice. ,,,.,.1a,
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Dismounted Drill To operate successfully, the Army requires precision teamwork. Teamwork from the largest battalion down to the smallest squad. Teamwork that molds a group of indi- viduals into a single block of force, moving and thinking as one. The basis for this teamwork, this esprit de corps, be- gins on the drill field, where the basic fundamentals of Dismounted Drill is taught to basic combat trainees. On the drill Held, the new soldier learns that the Army is not composed of individuals working as separate units, but rather a group of soldiers working as one single unit. It is here that he learns to respond immediately to a given command, and to function as a team member. The trainee learns that there can be no orderly move- ment of men or units without the united effort of the squad or platoon. He learns what his fellow soldiers can do, and his confidence grows in himself and his unit. Drill begins from the minute the trainee enters the Army. Almost immediately he is taught basic foot movements, so that by the time he leaves the reception station for his basic training company, he already has a working knowledge of drill. ln his basic training company, the trainee becomes ac- quainted with more advanced movements and precision drill. That first time, when every left foot in the company hits the ground simultaneously, the trainee realizes the importance of receiving a good basic knowledge of the Army's oldest instruction-Drill. ws it N Rex I H?
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