The Military Band - Regimental Drum Major Association
The Military Band - Regimental Drum Major Association
The Military Band - Regimental Drum Major Association
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Figure 61. Pass in review position.<br />
marks are to be made, or when the units are at (7) <strong>The</strong> bandmaster and drum major will<br />
attention after remarks are made, the host (local execute EYES RIGHT and SALUTE when the drum<br />
commander) directs PASS IN REVIEW. major reaches the "eyes right" marker which is<br />
(3) When the commander of troops directs six steps in front of the reviewing officer. <strong>The</strong><br />
PASS IN REVIEW, the drum major gives the band will continue to play marching music withoral<br />
command RIGHT, FACE; FORWARD, MARCH. <strong>The</strong> out interruption.<br />
band is marched to a position that enables it to (8) When the last rank of the band has<br />
move straight out on the route of march without cleared the reviewing stand by approximately six<br />
changing direction. <strong>The</strong> drum major HALTS the steps, the band executes THREE consecutive LEFT<br />
band and FACES it to the left. He then executes TURNS and HALTS facing and centered on the rethe<br />
baton signal, PREPARE TO PLAY (fig. 14). viewing stand, allowing at least 12 steps between<br />
(4) When the commander of the leading ele- the front rank of the band and the left flank of<br />
ment of troops sees that the band is ready to step the marching troops (fig. 61).<br />
off playing, he gives the command RIGHT (9) As the colors pass the reviewing stand,<br />
TURN, MARCH. <strong>The</strong> drum major, at the com- the bandmaster and drum major execute the premand,<br />
MARCH, executes the DOWN BEAT (para scribed SALUTES and come to the ORDER in cadence<br />
69). <strong>The</strong> band steps off playing a march. with the reviewing officer while the band contin-<br />
(5) <strong>The</strong> band follows the route prescribed ues to play marching music without interruption.<br />
for Pass in Review in FM 22-5. For extended parades, note paragraph 41d.<br />
(6) Honors will not be rendered at any time g. Conclusion.<br />
during the march in review. (1) When the last element of troops has<br />
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