which I will name, explain, demonstrate, and which you will conduct work on, are the rest positions while at the halt.

which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, and which you will conduct practical work on, are the resting positions while at the halt.

which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, and which you will conduct practical work on, are the rest positions while at the halt.

which I will name, explain, have demonstrated, are the rest positions while at the halt.

rest an element for short periods, while at the halt.

rest an element for long periods, while at the halt.

work an element for short periods, while at the halt.

work an element for long periods, while at the halt.

Parade, Rest; Stand; AT EASE, and REST.

Parade, Rest; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

Parade; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

Rest; Stand AT, EASE; AT EASE, and REST.

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two-part commands

three-part commands

combined three-part commands

four-part combined commands

AT EASE and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

REST and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

Parade and REST being the preparatory commands

Parade and Stand AT being the preparatory commands

Rest and EASE are the commands of prosecution. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

Rest and EASE are the commands of execution. AT EASE and Rest are dual commands.

Rest and EASE are the commands of execution. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

Rest and EASE are the commands of duration. AT EASE and Rest are combined commands.

REST, PARADE. Stand AT, EASE. AT EASE. REST.

Parade, REST. Stand AT, EASE. AT EASE. REST.

EASE, REST. Stand AT, PARADE. AT EASE. REST.

Parade, REST. Stand AT, REST. AT EASE. EASE.