 Balance Step. The object of the balance step is to teach the soldier the free movement of his legs, preserving at the same time perfect squareness of shoulders, and steadiness of body ; no labour must be spared to attain this object, which forms the very...  Field exercise and evolutions of infantry - Side 19av War office - 1859Uten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | Royal United Services Institute for Defence Studies - 1901 - 898 sider
...each particular hair" of many a barrack-square devotee stand up in holy horror. His Koran says that " The object of the balance step is to teach the soldier...perfect squareness of shoulders and steadiness of the body. No pains are to be spared to attain this object." The theory was that men should march with... | |
 | Manual, William Charles Harris - 1862 - 98 sider
...kept well up, and straight to the front, and the eyes not turned to the right or left. Sec. 10. — Balance Step. The object of the balance step is to teach the constable the free movement of his limbs, preserving at the same time perfect squareness of shoulders... | |
 | Metropolitan police - 1868 - 166 sider
...line, such as a stone, tuft of grass, cr other casual object, about 70 yards distant. Sec. 10. — Balance Step. The object of the balance step is to teach the constable the free movement of his limbs, preserving at the same time perfect squareness of shoulders... | |
 | Great Britain. Army - 1870 - 440 sider
...same straight line, such as a stone, tuft of grass, or other casual object, about 50 yards distant. S. 11. Balance Step. The object of the balance step...shoulders perfectly square, during these motions. D Caoiiaa, — BaLti front Jtanv , nri/i<r mcfc i£* Left Foot f On. tdi£ vMuri^'TTir. die jsft iwt... | |
 | S. Bertram Browne - 1871 - 94 sider
...as a stone. toft of grass, or otfa^r ca^otl «.tj<ct, aloat »U ranis distant. 5. 11. BalamctSttpThe object of the balance step is to teach the soldier...perfect squareness of shoulders, and steadiness of bodr ; no labour most be spared to attain this object, which forms the rerj foundation of correct marching.... | |
 | Sir Douglas Maclagan - 1873 - 158 sider
...seas an' shores we '11 soop them clean, At hame we '11 gar them stay." AECHEES' HALL, 1860. 1 Balnnce. Step. — The object of the balance step is to teach...marching. The instructor must be careful that the eoldier keeps his body well forward, and his shoulders perfectly square during these motions. Caution.... | |
 | War office - 1875 - 498 sider
...this is done by the movement of the eyes only, and that the head is still kept erect. SECTION 12. — BALANCE STEP. The object of the balance step is to...shoulders perfectly square, during these motions. 1. Without advancing. Caution, — Balance Step, commencing with the Left Foot. On the word Front,... | |
 | Commissariat and transport Corps - 1885 - 256 sider
...be taken that this is done by the movement of the eyes only, and that the head is still kept erect. BALANCE STEP. The object of the balance step is to...shoulders perfectly square, during these motions. 1. Without advancing. Caution,—Balance Step, commencing with the Left Foot. straightened as the foot... | |
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