Thomas R. Proctor Navy JROTC Armed Regulation Drill

[engl4nd24]

Wow, been a year since I saw this video. Im not a C/2nd Lt. Came a long way since C/A1C. How are you guys doing now?

[Jrotcstuff]

ok regulation but lacks snap. I am a regulation qualify but they are pretty good for a navy jrotc.

[scuutuuro991]

i'm currently in JROTC and i like it alot i go to titusville high school

[jkmarshall001]

Andrew, too bad you really sucked. but now that I'm here... :-)

DrillMaster

[engl4nd24]

Ahh i see. Well nice job. We call forward march on the columns, haha I always get confused when we goto drill comps and see these other teams doing different commands.

But thanks.

C/A1C Taylor

[engl4nd24]

haha nice. Im in the Air Force JROTC here in PA, and i was just wondering, why do you call the commands so slowly? Im an air force commander and the commands come ALOT faster (just wondering), nice though, and do u call the to the rear on the right foot?

[AndrewDotExe]

The commands in the Marine Corps drill manual are a little different than the way AF and Army do it, to include them being spread out a little if you want. Look up MCO 5060.20, thats the Marine drill manual.

[Jagseal]

Really? I thought they were too fast. A lot of the effort in calling commands (at least under the MCDM) is speaking slowly enough to have a command presence. Your calls, especially your flanking movements, were way too fast. "Bytheleftflank, march", doesn't sound nearly as good as a well-executed "By the leeeft flank, MARCH!"

[AndrewDotExe]

To be honest, I just never changed the way I called flanks. I used to call columns like that too but made the effort to stretch it out.

[AndrewDotExe]

I just graduated as a O-2, or C/LT JG

[fartingnoises]

so what rank are you?

[xsgtscream]

you commanding? looks nice.

[AndrewDotExe]

Yessssss, like my voice righttt? :D