 Caution, — Balance Step, commencing with the Left Foot. On the word Front, the left foot will be raised from the ground by a slight bend of the knee, and carried gently to the front, without a jerk, the knee being gradually straightened as the foot...  Field exercise and evolutions of infantry - Side 20av War office - 1859Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | Manual, William Charles Harris - 1860 - 94 sider
...— Balance Step without gaining ground, commenc ing with the Left Foot, must first be given. Front. On the word Front. the left foot will be raised from...the knee being gradually straightened as the foot is brought forward, the toe turned out at an angle of 30 degrees, the sole of the foot kept about three... | |
 | Manual - 1862 - 92 sider
...Rewr. Front. Rear. Halt. SAME PRACTICE, COMMENCING WITH THE On the word " Front," the left foot is raised from the ground by a slight bend of the knee,...the knee being gradually straightened as the foot is brought forward, the toe turned out, the sole of the foot kept about three inches from the ground and... | |
 | Metropolitan police - 1868 - 166 sider
...— BALANCE STEP WITHOUT GAINING GROUND, COMMENCING WITH THE LEFT FOOT, must first be given. Front. On the word Front, the left foot will be raised from...the knee being gradually straightened as the foot is brought forward, the toe turned out at an angle of 30 degrees, the sole of the foot kept about three... | |
 | Great Britain. Army - 1870 - 440 sider
...its pace, and the rear foot will be brought . up in line with it. , . D 2 Front. Rear. Front. Hear. Halt. 1. Without advancing. Caution, — Balance Step,...clear of the ground, the heel just in advance of the I- line of the right toe. On the word Hear, given when the body is steady, the left foot will be brought... | |
 | S. Bertram Browne - 1871 - 94 sider
...Step, commencing vith the Left Foot. FBOST. — On the word "Front," the left foot will be raifted from the ground by a slight bend of the knee, and...be turned out at the same angle as when halted, the »ole parallel to and clear of the ground, the heel just in advance of the line of the right toe. •... | |
 | Francis Martin Norman - 1871 - 112 sider
...as to have an interval between each. See § 8. PLATE VIII. 1. Without advancing. Caution — BaJance Step, commencing with the Left Foot. On the word Front,...without a jerk, the knee being gradually straightened Front. as the foot is carried forward ; the foot to be turned out at the same angle as when halted,... | |
 | Francis Martin Norman - 1873 - 120 sider
...Balance Step the boys must be extended so as to have an interval between each. See § 8. PLATE VIII. 1. Without advancing. Caution — Balance Step, commencing...without a jerk, the knee being gradually straightened Front. as the foot is carried forward ; the foot to be turned out at the same angle as when halted,... | |
 | Sir Douglas Maclagan - 1873 - 158 sider
...these motions. Caution. — Balance step, without adoanciny, comme nciny wWi the. left foot. Front. — On the word front, the left foot will be raised from...knee, and carried gently to the front without a jerk, etc. Standing on one leg and swinging the other backward and forward without constraint, is an excellent... | |
 | War office - 1875 - 522 sider
...these motions. 1. Without adoancing. Caution, — Balance Step, commencing with the Left Foot• P On the word Front, the left foot will be raised from...clear of the ground, the heel just in advance of the _line of the right toe. P On the word Rear, given when the | body is steady, the left foot will be... | |
 | George Gill (and sons.) - 1881 - 68 sider
...marching. The body must be kept well forward and the shoulders perfectly square during these motions. 1.— WITHOUT ADVANCING. Caution. — Balance step,...and carried gently to the front, without a jerk, the Front. < knee being gradually straightened as the foot is carried forward ; the foot to be turned out... | |
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