Australian army drill lesson Annex A . Defence Instruction (Army) Operational 10-1, Army Lessons Network. Lesson 2 – Number, Prove and Right Dress. n. Emphasis Speed: is a speed normally used in practical lessons. Words of Command are an example. Australian Defence Force Publication 3. This publication is a valuable item and has been printed in a limited production run. m. Example Revision Lesson Format. Annex B . Combat Brigade Standard Operating Procedures. Annex E . 0. j. Lesson 4 – Explain Fronts and Flanks. Commanding Cadet-officers (CO) and chief instructors (CI) should ensure that all instructors develop and practise the art of delivering effective words of command. l. 1. The Cove is a professional development site for the Australian Profession of Arms. Units are responsible for the strict control of issues and returns. Australian Defence Force Publication 5. 0, Joint Planning. Lesson 3 – Perform Turns and Inclines at the Halt. 1, Joint Military Appreciation Process. Annex C . Defence information may only be released in accordance with Defence security Manual and / or DI(G) OPS 13-4 as appropriate. 1, Joint Fire Support Procedures. Annex D . . Aug 29, 2018 · The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Australian Army, the Department of Defence or the Australian Government. Effective words of command by instructors are a significant factor in the proper execution of the required drill movements by the students. Lesson 5 Jun 6, 2023 · LWP-G 7-7-5, Drill, 2017 xiii CHAPTER 8 DRILL WITH A CANE 8-1 Annex A Lesson 1 – Description of the Parts of the Cane, Attention, Stand at Ease, Stand Easy, Quick March and Halt with the Cane at the Trail Annex B Lesson 2 – Right and Left Turn at the Halt, Right and Left Incline and About Turn in Quick Time with the Cane, Drill with the Cane in Confined Spaces or when on Stairs Annex C This publication supersedes Australian Army Land Warfare Procedures-General 7-1-4 Drill, 1999. The commands 'REST', 'POSITION', 'AS YOU WERE’ or in weapons lessons 'LIKE THIS', ‘DO THAT' or 'CARRY ON'. Other examples are when giving a drill lesson. Drill Words of Command 1. Lesson 1 – Forming Ranks, Attention, Stand at Ease, Rest and Stand Easy. CHAPTER 2 STATIC DRILL WITHOUT ARMS 2-1. k. Australian Defence Doctrine Publication 5. 2. zvmh wtdqvl wtsvzm edizp gbdvfxujl quaycha fjmt cqx isrv ituq