Drilling & Marching. Objectives of D&M. Drilling & Marching
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1 1 Drilling & Marching Definition: a. To walk steadily and rhythmically forward instep with others. b. Anorganized walkorprocession bya groupof people for a specific cause. October 2017 Definition: Drilling & Marching a. Is the organised method of getting a group of Pathfinders from one place to another in the shortest space on time. Objectives of D&M Order: It helps maintain an organized unit. Morale: Training discipline and group unity. Enjoyment:Fun activity, promotes use of imagination. Fellowship:Helps one learn to take orders, and follow them. Physical Bearing: Helps in promoting an erect and upright bearing. 1
2 Objectives of D&M Rationale of D&M Leadership:Helps one learn to give orders and build confidence. Self Control: Pay attention to leader. Respect: Regard for the rights of others. Obedience:Learn to follow rules and regulations. A. Good marching develops group spirit and high morale. Everyone is working together, everyone is important and proud to belong. B. Drill and Marching does something for the Club that nothing else can, because everyone is responding in the same way, moving together, travelling in a common direction and having a common goal. 7 8 a. Formation: The arrangement of the individuals of a Pathfinder drill formation in any prescribed manner. b. Line: The formation in which the individuals are side by side of each other. c. Rank: A rank is a line that is only one individual in depth (side by side). d. Interval: An interval is the distance between persons standing next to each other. e. Column: A column is formed when people stand one behind one another. f. File: A file is a single column. g. Distance: Distance is the space between people within a column (front to back). h. Cover: The cover command is used to align yourself with the person in front of you while maintaining correct distance. 2
3 9 10 i. Flank: The right or left side of any formation from the point of view of someone within that formation. j. Cadence: The uniform rhythm in which a movement is executed, or the number of steps or counts per minute at which the movement is executed. k. Interval: The lateral space between individuals on the same alignment. l. Depth: The ground occupied by a body of Pathfinders from front to rear. m. Marker: The Pathfinder at the front rank, right flank. n. Blank File: A front rank Pathfinder without a middle and/or rear rank Pathfinder. The Blank File will always be the third from the left in Columns of Two or second from left in Columns of Three. 11 The Parade Square/Line Call 12 o. Supernumeraries: Those Officers and Non- Commissioned Officers (N.C.O.) without specific role who fall in at the sides and behind the parade, i.e. forming fourth and fifth rank in line. Chaplain/Deputy Dir Director Secretary/Asst Dir Scribe Captain Unit/Class Members Counsellor 3
4 The Parade Square/Drill Practice 13 Words of Command Flank LEFT FRONT/ADVANCED Drill Instructor/Parade Commander File Right Flank Front Rank Right Marker Blank File RIGHT Centre Rank Supernumerary Rear Rank 1. Introduction: Pathfinders,.. 2. Cautionary:., about.. 3. Executive:...,.. TURN. The executive stage must be sharp, and of a higher pitch than the cautionary. The word of command must be clearly understood by the unit REAR/RETIRED 1. In foot drill there is to be no exaggerated movements of the arms, feet and legs. 2. Between each and every stage in the execution of a command there will be a regulation or standard pausethat is the equivalent of two beats in quick time. Pathfinders, atten-tion. Pathfinders, stand at EASE. Pathfinders, stand EASY. Pathfinders, right TURN. Pathfinders, left TURN. Pathfinders, about TURN. Pathfinders, right in-cline. Pathfinders, left in-cline. 4
5 Pathfinders, xx paces forward MARCH. Pathfinders, xx paces backward MARCH. Pathfinders, xx paces left close MARCH. Pathfinders, xx paces right close MARCH. Incline to the right, right in CLINE. Incline to the left, left in CLINE. Number xxx PROVE or Number xxx, rear rank PROVE. Pathfinders, to the front SALUTE. Pathfinders, order ARMS. 18 a. Delivering/Receiving a message to/from an officer 19 Paces per minute: a. Quick time -120 b. Slow time -60 c. Double time -180 Cadence 5
6 Lengths of Pace a. Quick and slow time Juniors -60 cm b. Double time -76 cm c. Pace forward/backward -50 cm d. Side pace -30 cm e. The length of pace must be adjusted to suit the shortest Pathfinder. Marker, fall IN. Sizing a Club Tallest on the right, shortest on the left, in single file size, SIZE. From the right, NUMBER. Odd numbers one pace forward, even numbers one pace backward, MARCH. Right Marker stand still. Front rank right turn, rear rank left turn, right and left TURN. Reform three ranks, at the halt, quick MARCH. Dressing Pathfinders, right DRESS. Eyes FRONT. Individual Falling IN/OUT of Ranks Xxxx, fall OUT. Xxxx, fall IN. Pathfinders, open order, right DRESS. Eyes FRONT. Pathfinders, close order, right DRESS. Eyes FRONT. Falling OUT as a Club Pathfinders, fall OUT. 6
7 Dismissing the Club Pathfinders, dis-miss. Command Halt Words of Commands Quick MARCH, Slow MARCH, or Double TIME Mark TIME (when marching) For-WARD Right TURN Foot Right Words of Commands Command Change STEP Eyes RIGHT, eyes FRONT Change to quick TIME, Slow time, or Double TIME About TURN TURN Foot 1. Marching plays its part in drill as a means of working together; a Pathfinder group marching with precision is well disciplined and has high morale. 2. A common cause of bad marching is the stepping of pace more than that taken by the shortest Pathfinder on parade. 7
8 3. The unit or individual Pathfinder is to commence to march from the position of attention. If they are standing at ease when the command Quick MARCH or ON- Parade is given they will come to attention before stepping off. In all instances they will step off with the left foot leading. Pathfinders, quick MARCH. Pathfinders, HALT. Pathfinders, mark TIME. Pathfinders, change STEP. Pathfinders, forward MARCH. Pathfinders, left TURN. Pathfinders, right TURN. Pathfinders, about TURN. Change Direction, on the right, at the halt, right FORM Pathfinders, right WHEEL. Pathfinders, left WHEEL. Pathfinder, double time MARCH. Pathfinders, slow MARCH. Change direction right, at the halt, right FORM, followed by Slow/Quick MARCH. At the halt, on the left, form SQUAD, followed by Slow/Quick MARCH/HALT/etc. L K J I H G F E D C B A L K J 10 paces I H G 8paces F E D 6paces C B A 4paces C F I L B E H K A D G J 8
9 On the left, at the halt, form SQUAD P M J G D A Q N K H E B R O L I F C A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R 4 paces 6 paces 8 paces 10 paces 12 paces 14 paces Pathfinders, Eyes RIGHT/LEFT. Eyes FRONT. Open ORDER. (slow march) Close ORDER. (slow march) Flag 35 The Union Flag Folding the flag Carrying the Flag Displaying the Flag In the half of the flag nearest the flagpole, the wider diagonal white stripe must be above the red diagonal stripe. Which one is right? 9
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