 till he is just able to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second man beyond him ; in so doing, care must be taken that he carries his body backward or forward with the feet, moving to his dressing with short quick steps, that his shoulders...  Field exercise and evolutions of infantry - Page xxviby War office - 1859Full view - About this book
 | Henry Torrens - History - 1824 - 388 pages
...faces of the men, and not their breasts or feet, are the line of dressing. Each man is to be able just to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second man beyond him. In In dressing, the eyes of the men are always turned to the officer who gives the word Dress; and who... | |
 | Antonio baron Lopez Suasso Diaz de Fonseca - 1825 - 464 pages
...with the least turn possible of the head, each man, by glancing the eyes to the dressing side, is just to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second man beyond him.* 4 34 The Prussians, in the correction of their alignements, look to the line formed by the shoulders... | |
 | Antonio baron Lopez Suasso Diaz de Fonseca - 1846 - 458 pages
...with the least turn possible of the head, each man, by glancing the eyes to the dressing side, is just to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second man beyond him. 84 The dressing of a line may take place, both forwards and backwards, from the right, from the left,... | |
 | War office - 1859 - 118 pages
...faces of the men, and not their breasts or feet, are the line of dressing. Each man is to be able just to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second man beyond him. In dressing, the eyes of the men are to be turned to the officer who gives the word '' Dress " ; and who... | |
 | sir Daniel Lysons - 1860 - 108 pages
...line by moving till he is just able to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second volunteer beyond him ; in so doing, care must be taken that...shoulders are kept perfectly square, and the position of EYES-FRONT. f On the words EYES-FRONT, the eyes and I head are to be turned to the front, the ] arm... | |
 | sir Daniel Lysons - 1860 - 106 pages
...by moving till he is . just able to distinguish the lower part of the face of the second volunteer beyond him ; in so doing, care must be taken that...shoulders are kept perfectly square, and the position pf f~ On the words EYES-FRONT, the eyes and oJ nea< ^ are to be turned to the front, the 14 ' ~' '"... | |
 | sir Daniel Lysons - 1860 - 104 pages
...line by moving till he is just able to distinguish the lower part of the face, of the second volunteer beyond him ; in so doing, care must be taken that...steps, that his shoulders are kept perfectly square, aud the position of . the volunteer retained throughout. (_ volunteer resumed. Dressing by the left... | |
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