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Facing Movements Cadets will be able to execute following drill movements: Right, FACE Left, FACE ½ right, FACE ½ Left, FACE About, FACE.

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1 Facing Movements Cadets will be able to execute following drill movements: Right, FACE Left, FACE ½ right, FACE ½ Left, FACE About, FACE

2 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 Facing Movements About Face Half Right (Left) Face Same procedure as right/left face except 45 degree movement pivot points: ball of foot & opposite heel Pivot 90 degrees Trailing Leg straight Upper portion of body remain @ position of attention Heels together & form 45 degree angle pivot points: ball of Right foot and heel of left foot Place ball of right foot slightly to the left of the heel & ½ shoe back Weight on ball of right and heel of left Both legs straight Pivot 180 degrees Upper portion of body remain @ position of attention Heels together & form 45 degree angle

3 Individual Instruction AFMAN 36-2203, Chap 3 Review pg 17-31 Position of Attention – heels together – legs straight – Body erect – Arms straight down – Thumbs along seams of trousers/skirt – Hands cupped – Head erect and straight to the front Rest Positions-4 #1-Parade Rest Move left foot heels 12 “ apart arms fully extended-back of body, fingers facing down right hand in palm of left head & eyes straight ahead Silent & immobile #2-At Ease stand relaxed right foot in place silent #3-Rest stand relaxed right foot in place moderate speech #4-Fall Out relax standing or break ranks remain in immediate area

4 Facing Movements About Face

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