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58 SQUADRON PARADE AND CEREMONIAL MANUAL

01/10/2012

TABLE OF CONTENTSPAGE

CHAPTER 1 - INTRODUCTION

SYMBOLS 1WORDS OF COMMAND 1REPORTING 2

CHAPTER 2 - SQUAD DRILL AT THE HALT WITHOUT ARMS

SQUAD FORMATIONS 3FALLING OUT OF RANKS 4FALLING INDIVIDUALS INSIZING IN THREE RANKS 4SIZING IN SINGLE RANK AND REFORMING THREES 5

CHAPTER 3 – SQUAD DRILL ON THE MARCH WITHOUT ARMS

PACE LENGTH AND CADENCES 7WORDS OF COMMAND 7CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING FROM THE HALT 8CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING ON THE MARCH 9

CHAPTER 4 – FLAG DRILL AT THE HALT AND DRILL AT THE HALT WITH ARMS

DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL ANNEX A POSITION OF THE ORDER ANNEX ASTAND AT EASE FROM THE ORDER ANNEX ASTAND EASY FROM STAND AT EASE ANNEX AORDER FROM STAND AT EASE ANNEX ACARRY FROM THE ORDER ANNEX AORDER FROM THE CARRY ANNEX ALET FLY FROM THE CARRY ANNEX ACATCHING THE COLOUR FROM THE LET FLY ANNEX AMARCHING ON AND OFF THE FLAGS 11RIFLE MOVEMENTS ANNEX AATTENTION ANNEX ASTAND AT EASE FROM ATTENTION ANNEX ASTAND EASY FROM STAND AT EASE ANNEX ASTAND AT EASE FROM STAND EASY ANNEX AATTENTION FROM STAND AT EASE ANNEX AGROUND ARMS ANNEX ATAKE UP ARMS ANNEX ASHOULDER ARMS FROM THE ORDER ANNEX AORDER ARMS FROM THE SHOULDER ANNEX APRESENT ARMS FROM THE SHOULDER ANNEX ASHOULDER ARMS FROM THE PRESENT ANNEX A

CHAPTER 5 – SQUADRON DRILL

PARADE ORDER REGULAR TRAINING 12

CHAPTER 6 – SQUADRON CEREMONIAL DRILL

PARADE ORDER COs PARADE 15REVIEWING PARTY POSITIONS 22

CHAPTER 7 - THE CANADIAN FORCES MANUAL OF DRILL AND CEREMONIAL

REFERENCES 23ADAPTATIONS 23

CHAPTER 1

INTRODUCTION

SYMBOLS

WORDS OF COMMAND

1. Good drill depends on properly delivered words of command. They are to be pronounced clearly and distinctly, with confidence and determination, since they convey an order which is tobe promptly obeyed

2. Words of command are divided into:

a. cautionary commands; and

b. executive commands.

3. The cautionary command warns of the movement to be performed and shall be given first.The cautionary command may include additional instructions such as “ADVANCE”, “RETIRE”, etc. The executive command serves as the signal for the movement to be carried out. Throughout this manual, words of command are printed in capital letters. A dash separates the cautionary from the executive portion of the command, e.g., RIGHT IN – CLINE.

4. As a guide, the cautionary command should be drawn out over at least two paces of quick time and the interval between the cautionary and executive commands should be two paces. The pause will be as consistent as possible.

5. AS YOU WERE shall only be ordered when another word of command cannot be used to have a squad adopt a previous position or to cancel an incorrect order before it has been completed.

6. The following are examples of correct words of command:

a. SQUAD, MOVE TO THE RIGHT IN THREES, RIGHT – TURN, BY THE LEFT, QUICK – MARCH;

b. SQUADRON, GENERAL SALUTE, PRESENT – ARMS;

c. NO. 1 FLIGHT, AT THE HALT, ON THE LEFT, FORM - FLIGHT;1

d. SQUADRON, ON THE LEFT, INTO CLOSE COLUMN, FORM - FLIGHTS; and

e. SQUADRON, MOVE TO THE RIGHT IN COLUMN OF ROUTE, RIGHT – TURN.

REPORTING

1. When reporting to an officer or dignitary, the following procedure shall be observed:

a. march forward, halt two paces in front of the officer or dignitary;

b. salute, remain at attention, await acknowledgement;

c. deliver the message, receive instructions, etc. (see paragraph 2. below);

d. salute, await acknowledgement; and

e. turn right and march off.

2. At an investiture or when receiving a decoration, take one pace forward to receive the award and one pace back following the presentation.

3. When a non-commissioned member reports to someone senior, other than an officer, the procedure outlined above shall be followed without the salute.

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CHAPTER 2

SQUAD DRILL AT THE HALT WITHOUT ARMS

SQUAD FORMATIONS

Figure 2-1 Squad Formations

FALLING OUT OF RANKS

1. The squad shall be at the open order when it is required to fall individuals out.

2. The command FALL – OUT shall be used when an individual is called out of the squad.

3. On the command FALL – OUT, the person ordered shall come to attention, and, after a standard pause, march, wheeling immediately, to the right flank of his rank and then proceed in the required direction, ensuring that he does not proceed in front of or with the ranks of another sub-unit (see Figure 2-14).

Figure 2-14 Falling out of Individuals

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FALLING INDIVIDUALS IN

4. On the command FALL – IN, the individual ordered marches to the left rank of the squad and returns to his position by marching in rear of his rank, wheeling into his original position and halting. The individual shall pick up his dressing and either remain at attention or stand at ease as required (see Figure 2-15).

Figure 2-15 Falling in of Individuals

SIZING IN THREE RANKS

5. A squad is sized to align individual member’s heights for aesthetic balance and give the bestgeneral impression to a spectator.

6. On the command TALLEST ON THE RIGHT, SHORTEST ON THE LEFT, IN THREE RANKS – SIZE, the squad shall turn right, observe the standard pause, then arrange themselves according to height, with tallest on the right and shortest on the left in three ranks, shoulder to shoulder dressing and covering off front to rear.

7. The instructor shall give the commands OPEN ORDER – MARCH; and SQUAD – NUMBER.

8. On the command EVEN NUMBERS ONE PACE STEP BACK – MARCH, the even numbersshall step back one half pace.

9. On the command NUMBER ONES STAND FAST; ODD NUMBERS RIGHT, EVEN NUMBERSLEFT – TURN, the squad shall act as ordered.

10. On the command REFORM THREES, QUICK – MARCH (Figure 2-16):

a. The right file shall stand fast.

b. The remainder of the odd numbers shall march forward and form up on the left of thenumber one of each rank.

c. The even numbers of each rank shall wheel around to the right and follow the oddnumbers of their respective rank.

d. When each member arrives in his new position, he shall halt at arm’s-length interval,observe the standard pause, turn left and remain at attention.

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Figure 2-16 Sizing in Three Ranks

SIZING IN SINGLE RANK AND REFORMING THREES

11. On the command TALLEST ON THE RIGHT, SHORTEST ON THE LEFT, IN A SINGLERANK – SIZE, the squad shall turn right, observe the standard pause, then arrange themselves according to height, with tallest on the right and shortest on the left in one single rank, shoulder to shoulder dressing and covering off front to rear.

12. On the command SQUAD – NUMBER, the squad shall act as ordered.

13. On the command ODD NUMBERS ONE PACE FORWARD, EVEN NUMBERS ONE PACESTEP BACK – MARCH, the squad shall act as ordered.

14. On the command NUMBER ONE STAND FAST, ODD NUMBERS RIGHT, EVEN NUMBERSLEFT – TURN, the squad shall act as ordered.

15. On the command REFORM THREES, QUICK – MARCH, the squad reforms three ranks(Figure 2-17) as follows:

a. Number one remains the right-hand person of the front rank.

b. Number three becomes the right-hand person in the centre rank.

c. Number five becomes the right-hand person in the rear rank, and so on.

d. When each person arrives in his new position, he shall halt, at arm’s-length interval, observe the standard pause, turn left and remain at attention.

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Figure 2-17 Sizing in Single Rank

6CHAPTER 3

SQUAD DRILL ON THE MARCH WITHOUT ARMS

PACE LENGTH AND CADENCES

1. The standard lengths of pace are:

a. quick and slow time – 75 cm;

b. stepping out in quick and slow time – 85 cm;

c. stepping short in quick time and slow time – 55 cm;

d. double time – 1 m;

e. half pace in quick time (used for marching forward and back three paces or less) – 35 cm; and

f. side pace – 25 cm.

2. When marching the cadence is:

a. in quick time, 120 paces per minute;

b. in slow time, 60 paces per minute; and

c. in double time, 180 paces per minute.

3. During recruit training, the cadence in quick time may be increased to 140 paces per minute to encourage agility and alertness.

4. All units shall practice and be prepared to march and manoeuvre with other elements of the CFat the standard cadences. However, two other traditional quick march cadences may be ordered by parade commanders of units parading alone or with others sharing these customs:

a. for Scottish and other units parading with a pipe band, 110 paces per minute; and

b. for light infantry (less Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry, which drills as a line regiment) and rifle regiments, which have traditions of maintaining special agility and alertness on the battlefield, 140 paces per minute.

WORDS OF COMMAND

5. Except for certain commands used in sentry drill, all commands to commence marching are given when personnel are at the position of attention.

6. On the march, executive commands are given as the foot, specified in the following list, is forward and on the ground, unless otherwise directed:

Word of Command Foot

HALT (except when marching in slow time, when the leftcommand will be given “on the right foot”)

STEP OUT, or STEP SHORT left

CHANGE TO QUICK (SLOW or DOUBLE) TIME right

MARK TIME (when marching) right

7Word of Command Foot

FORWARD left

ABOUT TURN right

RIGHT TURN, RIGHT INCLINE, RIGHT FORM, or leftON THE RIGHT FORM SQUAD

LEFT TURN, LEFT INCLINE, LEFT FORM, or rightON THE LEFT FORM SQUAD

SALUTE (on the march) left EYES RIGHT, or EYES FRONT left

FORM SINGLE FILE (on the march) right

REFORM RANKS FROM SINGLE FILE (on the march) right

CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING FROM THE HALT

7. A form changes the direction faced by a squad in line, while maintaining its formation (seeFigure 3-18).

8. To change direction by forming from the halt to the halt, on the command AT THE HALT,CHANGE DIRECTION RIGHT, RIGHT – FORM:

a. the leading person on the directing flank turns right;

b. the remainder of the front rank makes a right incline; and

c. the centre and rear rank stand fast.

9. On the command QUICK – MARCH:

a. the leading person of the directing flank marches forward five paces and halts; and

b. the remainder of the squad steps off, wheeling as necessary to regain their original position to the left of the directing flank, with each successive file halting in succession from right to left, facing the new direction.

10. To change direction by forming, from the halt to the mark time, on the command CHANGE –DIRECTION RIGHT, RIGHT – FORM:

a. the leading person of the directing flank turns right;

b. the remainder of the front rank makes a right incline; and

c. the centre and rear rank stand fast.

11. On the command QUICK – MARCH:

a. the leading person of the directing flank marches forward five paces and beginsmarking time on the fifth pace; and

b. the remainder of the squad steps off, wheeling as necessary to regain their originalposition to the left of the directing flank, with each successive file marking time, insuccession from right to left, facing the new direction.

812. On the command FOR – WARD or SQUAD – HALT, the squad acts as ordered.

13. Changing direction by forming to the left is executed as outlined above, except for “right” read “left”.

Figure 3-18 Forming from the Halt

CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING ON THE MARCH

14. On the command AT THE HALT, CHANGE DIRECTION RIGHT, RIGHT – FORM given as the left foot is forward and on the ground:

a. the leading person on the directing flank turns right, takes six paces forward and halts;

b. simultaneously, the remainder of the front rank makes a right incline and steps off toward the new position in line with the right marker; and

c. the centre and rear ranks wheel right to follow the leading individual in each file. Each file, as it reaches its position on the left of the directing flank facing the new direction, shall halt together in succession from the right.

15. On the command CHANGE DIRECTION RIGHT, RIGHT – FORM given as the left foot is forward and on the ground:

a. the leading person of the directing flank turns right, takes five paces forward and marks time:

b. simultaneously, the remainder of the front rank makes a right incline and marches toward its new position; and

c. the centre and rear ranks wheel right, following the leading individual in each file. Each file, as it reaches its position on the left of the directing flank facing the new direction,

9shall mark time together in succession from the right.

16. On the command FOR – WARD or SQUAD – HALT, the squad acts as ordered.

17. Changing direction by forming to the left is executed as outlined above, except that the initial command is given as the right foot is forward and on the ground, and the movement is executed to the left.

18. The number of paces moved forward in the new direction on a form is governed by the direction in which the form is to be made. Five paces shall be taken when the form is executed to the left and six paces when the form is made to the right on the march so that the last pace forward is taken with the left foot.

10CHAPTER 4

FLAG DRILL AT THE HALT AND DRILL AT THE HALT WITH ARMS

MARCHING ON AND OFF THE FLAGS

MARCHING ON THE FLAGS

1. Flags shall be held at the carry while being marched on and off parade.

2. On the command MARCH ON THE FLAGS, given by the parade commander, the following shall take place:

a. the Flag party commander shall order the cautionary FLAG PARTY;

b. the parade commander shall order TO THE FLAGS PRESENT – ARMS; and

c. the Flag party commander shall order BY THE RIGHT (CENTRE), QUICK – MARCH. If a band is on parade, it shall play appropriate music.

3. The Flag party shall march to its position by a series of forms. Upon halting in its parade position, the Flag party commander orders FLAG PARTY, TO THE FLAGS, PRESENT – ARMS.

4. Once the Flag escort is at the present, the parade commander orders SHOULDER – ARMS, and the parade, now including the Flag party, shoulders arms.

5. Until it is ordered off at the conclusion of the parade, the Flag party shall act normally on the parade commander’s command, except in the following circumstances:

a. During an inspection, the Flags shall be held in the carry position.

b. When required to move to a flank independently, the Flag party shall do so under command of its Flag party commander by executing forms at the halt or on the

march.

MARCHING OFF THE FLAGS

6. On the conclusion of the parade, the parade commander shall order MARCH OFF THE –FLAGS.

7. The Flag party commander shall order the cautionary FLAG PARTY.

8. The parade commander shall order TO THE FLAGS, PRESENT – ARMS.

9. The Flag party commander shall order BY THE RIGHT (CENTRE), QUICK – MARCH. If a band is present, it shall play appropriate music.

10. The Flag party, by forming, shall march off the parade ground to the left or right flank.

11CHAPTER 5

SQUADRON DRILL

PARADE ORDER - REGULAR TRAININGNo. Command By Action Remarks1 The SWO marches to and halts

in a position to be occupied by the marker of No.1 flight

The flights are normally positioned standing easy at the edge of the parade ground. The SWO faces the future position of the front rank.

2 MARKERS SWO The flight markers come to attention and march onto the parade ground. The marker ofNo. 1 flight halts three paces in front and facing the SWO. Theremainder halt on the left of theNo. 1 Flight marker and dress to the right at shoulder length. Upon completion of dressing, they look to the front in succession from the right.

Flights formed on the edge of the parade ground adopt the stand-at-ease position. Standard pauses are observed between drill movements.

3 MARKER, NUMBERS

SWO Markers number in succession from the right, e.g., Nos. 1, 2, etc.

4 NO. 1 RIGHT, REMAINDER, LEFT TURN

SWO No. 1 flight marker turns right, the remainder turn left.

The SWO specifies the number of paces to be taken by Nos. 2 and 3 flight markers after the completion of the left turn.

5 NO. 1, STAND FAST,REMAINDER, QUICK MARCH

SWO No. 1 flight marker stands fast, the remainder quick march the remainder distance and halt.

6 NO. 1 STAND FAST,REMAINDER ABOUT TURN

SWO No. 1 flight marker stands fast, the remainder about turn and cover off the No. 1 flight marker.

The SWO, by wheeling, marches out 6 paces in front of No. 1 flight marker and ensures the markers are covered off.

7 MARKERS, STEADY

SWO The markers stand fast

8 MARKERS, LEFT TURN

SWO The markers turn left. The order places the markers in line.The SWO then, by wheeling, stands six paces in front of and facing the future centre of the squadron.

9 SQUADRON, FALL IN

SWO The flight sergeants come to attention, about turn, facing theirrespective flight together.

10 NO. 1 FLIGHT, ATTENTION

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The flight acts as ordered. Nos. 2 and 3 flight sergeants order their flights to attention in succession, following No. 1 flight.

11 SQUADRON, QUICK MARCH

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The squadron acts as ordered and marches.

12 NO. 1 FLIGHT, HALT

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The flight halts on its marker. Nos. 2 and 3 flight sergeants similarly order their flights in succession following No. 1 flight.

13 SQUADRONADVANCE IN LINE,LEFT TURN

SWO The squadron acts as ordered.

14 SQUADRON, RIGHT DRESS

SWO The cadets dress by the right, the right-handed single file of the squadron looks straight to its front.

15 SQUADRON EYES FRONT


16 SQUADRON STAND AT EASE

SWO The squadron acts as ordered. This is only done if there is a pause before the Officers fall in.

17 OFFICERS QUICK MARCH

D/COMD The flight commanders act as ordered.The SWO calls the squadron to ATTENTION.

The Deputy commander marches on with the flight commanders halting two paces behind the SWO. The D/COMD and Flight commanders simultaneously turn left to face the SWO. Flight commanders will be five paces behind the D/COMD.

18 The SWO turns about and reports the squadron to the deputy commander. The deputy commander orders the SWO to fall in. The SWO turns right and marches to the appropriate position on parade. The deputy commander takes two paces forward to assume SWOs former position.

The deputy commander waits until the SWO has adopted the new position before giving any further commands.

19 FLIGHT COMMANDERS,FALL IN

D/COMD The flight commanders come to attention, turn left and march to their respective flights, approaching their flight sergeant from the right flank (figure 1-6).The flight commanders will stop two paces in front of their flight sergeant. When the final flight commander has halted, a standard pause is observed then the commanders simultaneously turn left. After a standard pause the flight sergeants simultaneously turn right then march 17 paces to their new positions behind the flight. After the flight sergeants halt a standard pause is observed and the flight commanders take two paces forward into the former positions of the flight sergeants.The flights are then stood AT EASE by their commanders in succession from the front (right). When the last flight commander orders the flight to STAND AT EASE, flight commanders turn about and stand at ease together.

20 SQUADRON ATTEN - TION

D/COMD The squadron acts as ordered.

21 MARCH ON THE FLAGS

D/COMD the Flag party commander shall order the cautionary FLAG PARTY

22 TO THE FLAGS PRESENT – ARMS

D/COMD The deputy commander, drum major, and flight commanders salute to the front.

23 BY THE CENTRE, QUICK – MARCH

F/PRTY COMD

The Flag party shall march to its position by a series of forms.

Upon halting in its parade position, the flag party commander orders FLAG PARTY, TO THE FLAGS,

PRESENT – ARMS.24 SHOULDER –

ARMSD/COMD The squadron acts as ordered.


D/COMD The squadron acts as ordered. This is only done if there is a pause before the Squadron Commander fall in.


D/COMD The squadron commander marches onto the parade ground and stands two paces from the deputy commander. The deputy commander reports the squadron to its commander. The cadet squadron Commander orders the deputy commander to fall in. The deputy Commander turns right and by a succession of wheels marches to the position on parade. The cadet squadron commander stops forward two paces, adopting the formerly occupied by the deputy commander.

27 SQUADRON STAND AT - EASE

SQN CMD

The squadron acts as ordered Squadron attendance, uniform inspections, and flight competition practice can now be carried out.

Figure 1-6

14CHAPTER 6

SQUADRON CEREMONIAL DRILL

PARADE ORDER - COs PARADE

No. Command By Action Remarks1 The SWO marches to and halts

in a position to be occupied by the marker of No.1 flight

The flights are normally positioned standing easy at the edge of the parade ground. The SWO faces the future position of the front rank.

2 MARKERS SWO The flight markers come to attention and march onto the parade ground. The marker ofNo. 1 flight halts three paces in front and facing the SWO. Theremainder halt on the left of theNo. 1 Flight marker and dress to the right at shoulder length. Upon completion of dressing, they look to the front in succession from the right.

Flights formed on the edge of the parade ground adopt the stand-at-ease position. Standard pauses are observed between drill movements.

3 MARKER, NUMBERS

SWO Markers number in succession from the right, eg, Nos. 1, 2, etc.

4 NO. 1 RIGHT, REMAINDER, LEFT TURN

SWO No. 1 flight marker turns right, the remainder turn left.

The SWO specifies the number of paces to be taken by Nos. 2 and 3 flight markers after the completion of the left turn.

5 NO. 1, STAND FAST,REMAINDER, QUICK MARCH

SWO No. 1 flight marker stands fast, the remainder quick march the remainder distance and halt.

6 NO. 1 STAND FAST,REMAINDER ABOUT TURN

SWO No. 1 flight marker stands fast, the remainder about turn and cover off the No. 1 flight marker.

The SWO, by wheeling, marches out 6 paces in front of No. 1 flight marker and ensures the markers are covered off.

7 MARKERS, STEADY

SWO The markers stand fast

8 MARKERS, LEFT TURN

SWO The markers turn left. The order places the markers in line.The SWO then, by wheeling, stands six paces in front of and facing the future centre of the squadron.

9 SQUADRON, FALL IN

SWO The flight sergeants come to attention, about turn, facing theirrespective flight together.

10 NO. 1 FLIGHT, ATTENTION

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The flight acts as ordered. Nos. 2 and 3 flight sergeants order their flights to attention in succession, following No. 1 flight.

11 SQUADRON, QUICK MARCH

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The squadron acts as ordered and marches.

12 NO. 1 FLIGHT, HALT

NO.1 flight

sergeant

The flight halts on its marker. Nos. 2 and 3 flight sergeants similarly order their flights in succession following No. 1 flight.



14 SQUADRON OPEN ORDER-MARCH


15 SQUADRON, SWO a. The cadets dress by the right,

RIGHT DRESS the right-handed single file of the squadron looks straight to its front.b. The flight sergeants of Nos. 2 and 3 flights pace off the proper interval between the flight on their right and their own flight and position their markers accordingly. Upon completion, they return to their normal position in line and dress to their right.c. The SWO turns left and marches to a position five paces to the right of the squadron and dresses each rank in succession in the following manner:(1) Facing the front and in line with the front rank, the SWO dresses the front rank and orders FRONT RANK, STEADY.(2) The SWO turns left, and keeping arms at the side, paces off the interval, halts, turns right, and dresses the centre rank. The SWO then orders CENTRE RANK, STEADY.(3) The SWO turns left, and, keeping arms at the side again paces off the interval, halts, turns right, and dresses the rear rank. The SWO then orders REAR RANK, STEADY.d. The command EYES FRONT is ordered by the SWO after returning to the front of the squadron.

16 SQUADRON EYES FRONT


17 REPORT YOUR FLIGHTS

SWO Flight sergeants report their flights.

Flight sergeants, when indicating their flights, shall use the procedure for telling off their flights. Meanwhile, the flight commanders position themselves ready to fall in.


SWO The squadron acts as ordered. This is only done if there is a pause before the Officers fall in.

19 OFFICERS QUICK MARCH

D/COMD The flight commanders act as ordered.The SWO calls the squadron to ATTENTION.

The Deputy commander marches on with the flight commanders halting two paces behind the SWO. The D/COMD and Flight commanders simultaneously turn left to face the SWO. Flight commanders will be five paces behind the D/COMD.

20 The SWO turns about and reports the squadron to the deputy commander. The deputy commander orders the SWO to fall in. The SWO turns right and marches to the appropriate position on parade. The deputy commander takes two paces

The deputy commander waits until the SWO has adopted the new position before giving any further commands.

forward to assume SWOs former position.

21 FLIGHT COMMANDERS,FALL IN

D/COMD The flight commanders come to attention, turn left and march to their respective flights, approaching their flight sergeant from the right flank (figure 1-6).The flight commanders will stop two paces in front of their flight sergeant. When the final flight commander has halted, a standard pause is observed then the commanders simultaneously turn left. After a standard pause the flight sergeants simultaneously turn right then march 17 paces to their new positions behind the flight. After the flight sergeants halt a standard pause is observed and the flight commanders take two paces forward into the former positions of the flight sergeants.The flights are then stood AT EASE by their commanders in succession from the front (right). When the last flight commander orders the flight to STAND AT EASE, flight commanders turn about and stand at ease together.



23 MARCH ON THE FLAGS





F/PRTY COMD


Upon halting in its parade position, the flag party commander orders FLAG PARTY, TO THE FLAGS, PRESENT – ARMS.

26 SHOULDER – ARMS



D/COMD The squadron acts as ordered. This is only done if there is a pause before the Squadron Commander fall in.


D/COMD The squadron commander marches onto the parade ground and stands two paces from the deputy commander. The deputy commander reports the squadron to its commander. The cadet squadron Commander orders the deputy commander to fall in. The deputy Commander turns right and by a succession of wheels marches to the position on parade. The cadet squadron commander stops

forward two paces, adopting the formerly occupied by the deputy commander.

29 SQUADRON STAND AT - EASE

SQN CMD

The squadron acts as ordered The parade waits for the arrival of the reviewing party.

30 ATTEN-TION SQN CMD

Reviewing party arrives and the reviewing officer takes position on the Dias

The squadron commander calls the parade to ATTENTION as the reviewing party enters the parade square.

31 SQUADRON GENERAL SALUTE PRESENT-ARMS

SQN CMD

The squadron commander, deputy commander, and flight commanders salute to the front. Flag party guards present arms.The band plays the music for the salute followed by the National Anthem.


SQN CMD

Squadron acts as ordered.

33 After the shoulder arms the squadron commander reports to the Reviewing Officer. After receiving permission the squadron commander escorts the reviewing party to inspect the flights.

34 NO. 1 FLIGHT STAND FAST REMAINDER STAND AT-EASE

SQN CMD

No. 1 flight stays at attention for the inspection. Remaining flights will stand at ease until further instructed. Flag party is to remain at attention. The band will play music.

The No. 1 flight commander reports to the reviewing officer one pace in front of the right marker. The flight commander then leads the party through the flight. (see fig 1-7)As the respective flight to the right is finished being inspected, the next flight commander will stand their flight at attention and await the reviewing party one pace in front of their marker. After flight inspection is complete, flight commanders return to the front of their flight and order CLOSE ORDER followed by STAND AT EASE.

35 SQUADRON ATTENTION

SQN CMD

Squadron acts as ordered

36 The squadron commander again reports to the reviewing officer and asks permission to carry on with the march past. Upon receiving permission to proceed, the cadet Squadron commander salutes, and returns to the command position.

37 SQUADRON MOVE TO THE RIGHT IN COLUMN OF ROUTE, RIGHT TURN

SQN CMD

Squadron acts as ordered. The squadron commander, deputy commander, SWO, flight commanders and flight sergeants take up position in column of route.

38 SQUADRON, BY THE LEFT, QUICK MARCH

SQN CMD

Squadron acts as ordered.At the first suitable point past Point H (fig 9-2-1), the cadet squadron commander wheels left and the squadron follows. Upon reaching the march-past

line, the cadet squadron commander leads the squadron along the line.

39 BY THE RIGHT SQN CMD

The SWO (right guide) moves to the right flank and leads the rear flank of the squadron along the march-past line.

Given after the cadet squadron commander has completed the wheel.

40 IN SUCCESSIONOF FLIGHT, EYES RIGHT

SQN CMD

Given at PointB.

41 NO. 1FLIGHT,EYES-RIGHT

NO. 1 flight CMD

Cadet squadron commander and No. 1 flight commander salute, flight turns head and eyes to the right

SWO maintains head and eyes to the front, guiding No. 1 flight on march-past line. Each succeeding flight commander repeats these commands. Flight act as ordered.

42 IN SUCCESSION OF FLIGHT, EYES RIGHT

SQN CMD

Given as squadron commander has reached Point D.

43 NO. 1 FLIGHT, EYES FRONT

NO. 1 flight CMD

Squadron commander and flight commander cease salute, flight turns heads and eyes to the front.

Given as the whole flight has passed Point D. Flight commanders know their flight frontage and the number of paces required. Each succeeding flight commander repeats these commands. Flight act as ordered

44 BY THE LEFT SQN CMD

Squadron commander wheels left at Point F, squadron follows.

Given just as wheel started by squadron Commander upon reaching Point G. Squadron commander wheels leftLeading squadron onto the inspection line.

45 SQUADRON ( ), MARK TIME

SQN CMD

Squadron marks time, remainder continues forward until arrival at original position and then marks time.

46 SQUADRON ( ), HALT

SQN CMD

If the squadron is experienced at maintaining proper distance, only thecommand HALT needs be given as the squadron arrives at its original position


SQN CMD

Squadron turns left. Using forms, the flag party will turn to face the advance.

48 SQUADRON OPEN ORDER-MARCH

SQN CMD

The squadron acts as ordered.

49 If presentations are to be made, they take place after the march-past.Following any presentation the reviewing officer may address the squadron. Cadets are normally standing at easy unless specified otherwise by the reviewing officer.

50 The squadron commander reports to the reviewing officer and asks permission to carry on with the advance in review

order. Upon receiving permission to proceed, the cadetSquadron commander salutes, and returns to the command position.

51 ADVANCE IN REVIEW ORDER, BY THE CENTRE,QUICK MARCH

SQN CMD

Squadron advances specified paces.

In exceptional circumstances, where space does not permit the minimum 30 paces between the march-past and inspection lines, a lesser advance may be specifically ordered, e.g., ADVANCE IN REVIEW ORDER 9 PACES, BY THE CENTRE, QUICK MARCH. The front rank always halts no closer than 15 paces from the march-past line. If fewer than seven paces can be taken, there shall be no advance.

52 SQUADRON GENERAL SALUTE PRESENT-ARMS

SQN CMD

The squadron commander, deputy commander, and flight commanders salute to the front. Flag party guards present arms.The band plays the music for the salute followed by the God Saves the Queen.

On completion of the salute, the reviewing officer departs.


SQN CMD

Squadron acts as ordered.

54 SQUADRON DEPUTY

SQN CMD

The squadron deputy commander calls SIR/MAM, marches out and stops 2 paces in front of the squadron commander. The squadron commander turns to the left and marches off the parade square. The deputy commander then paces forward and takes up the commanders position, followed by an about turn to face the squadron.

55 MARCH OFFTHE FLAGS





F/PRTY COMD


58 SQUADRON ATTEN-TION


59 OFFICERS FALL OUT

D/COMD The flight commanders turn to the right and march off the parade square.

60 SQUADRON WARRANT OFFICER

D/COMD The SWO calls SIR/MAM, marches out and stops 2 paces in front of the deputy commander. The deputy commander turns to the left and marches off the parade square. The SWO then paces forward and takes up the DEPCOMs position, followed by an about

turn to face the squadron.61 SQUADRON

MARCH PAST IN COLUMN OF ROUTE, MOVE TO THE RIGHT IN COLUMN OF ROUTE, RIGHT TURN

SWO Squadron acts as ordered. The SWO, flight commanders and flight sergeants take up position in column of route.

62 SQUADRON, BY THE LEFT, QUICK MARCH

SWO The Squadron marches off the parade square

Figure 9-2-1 Review Parade Ground

Figure 7-3-1 modified Squadron in line

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Figure 7-3-3 modified Squadron in Column of Route

Figure 1-7 flight review

REVIEWING PARTY POSITIONS

1. REVIEW IN LINE BY THE SQUADRON COMMANDING OFFICER

Position A – the squadron commanding officer, nearest the rank being inspected;

Position B – the cadet squadron commander, on the right of the squadron commanding officer;

Position C – a civilian or military guest, in the rear of the squadron commanding officer; and

Position D – a civilian or military guest, in the rear of the cadet squadron commander; and

2. REVIEW IN LINE BY THE ANNUAL INSPECTION REVIEWING OFFICER

Position A – the reviewing officer, nearest the rank being inspected;

Position B – the cadet squadron commander, on the right if the reviewing officer;

Position C – the Air Cadet League representative, in the rear of the reviewing officer;

Position D – the squadron sponsor's president, on the right of the League representative;

Position E – the regional cadet office representative, in the rear of the League representative; and

Position F – the squadron commanding officer, on the right of the regional cadet office representative.

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CHAPTER 7

THE CANADIAN FORCES MANUAL OF DRILL AND CEREMONIAL

REFERENCES

HEADING PAGE (201)

SYMBOLS 1-1-5WORDS OF COMMAND 1-1-8REPORTING 1-2-8SQUAD FORMATIONS 2-2FALLING OUT OF RANKS 2-25FALLING INDIVIDUALS IN 2-25SIZING IN THREE RANKS 2-26SIZING IN SINGLE RANK AND REFORMING THREES 2-28PACE LENGTH AND CADENCES 3-1WORDS OF COMMAND 3-2CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING FROM THE HALT 3-37CHANGE DIRECTION BY FORMING ON THE MARCH 3-39MARCHING ON AND OFF THE FLAGS 8-6-1REGULAR TRAINING PARADE ORDER 7-3-10COs PARADE PARADE ORDER 7-3-10

9-2-9REVIEWING PARTY POSITIONS 1-2-18 (Level 4 HDBK)

ADAPTATIONS

1. TERMINOLOGY CHANGES – Platoon to Flight, Company to Squadron, MWO to SWO, ect.

2. CHAPTERS 7-9 OF 201 – Merged together to create full start to finish parade order.

3. FIGURES 7-3-1, 7-3-3 – Modified to include the Band and Flag party.

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