NL(232) - The Navy League of Canada

“LEFT” “RIGHT” “LEFT” “HALT”Fig. 3-4 Open Order March for the Front Rank - complete movement divided into stages with the timing called for each movement.Notice that the last two images comprise one movement.d) 2 nd and 3 rd Movementsi. cadets in the front rank take 2 more 35 cm paces with the right, and then leftfoot; andii. cadets in the rear rank take 2 more 35 cm paces with the right, and then leftfoot.e) 4 th Movementi. cadets in the front and rear ranks shall bend their right knee and bring their rightfoot beside the left in double time to assume the position of attention.f) Timing – When the movements are combined, there is NO standard pause, and thepaces forward and to the rear are performed without stopping. The timing for thismovement is “LEFT-RIGHT-LEFT-HALT”.NOTE: It is important for the cadets to practice looking out of the corner of their eye to maintaindressing while moving in the ranks. Try not to move the head! Usually, a right dress is orderedafter this movement.3.08 Close Order March – “Squad, Close Order – MARCH”a) purpose – used to close up ranks after the Open Order March.b) This order is broken into 4 movements:NL(232)E – 01 Sep 2004 12