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Sedia [Attention]#Keeping the right foot still and knee braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and simultaneously lock the arms by the sides in the quickest way, with the fists clenched and thumbs by the seamlines of the pants. The thigh is parallel to the ground and the calf parallel to the upper body. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground to form a "v–shape" by having the heels together and toes apart by an angle of 30°. Call out "DUA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at ease]#Keeping the right foot still and knee braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to the ground 30 cm (12 ins.) to the left of the right foot. At the same time force the arms behind the back by the shortest route, keeping them straight. Place the back of the right hand in the palm of the left hand, with the right thumb crossed over the left. The fingers should point straight and be kept close together. At the same time transfer the weight of the body to the left so that it remains evenly balanced. The distance of 30 cm (12 ins.) is measured from the centre of the right heel to the centre of the left heel. Call out "DUA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Ke kanan lurus [Right dress]#a) Except for the right marker's column, the rest of the squad will turn the head 90° to the right.linebreakb) For the front rank except the right marker, the right arm will be forced up to the right, parallel to the ground, with fist clenched, elbows locked and thumb facing forward.linebreakc) For the centre and rear men of the first file, the right arm will be forced forward, parallel to the ground, with fists clenched, elbows locked and thumb facing upwards and pointing to the front. Call out "SATU".|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to Attention. Call out "DUA".|Everyone except the right marker will then correct dressing by shuffling the feet while remaining upright:linebreaka) For the front rank, knuckles touching the shoulder of the man on the right.linebreakb) For the right marker's column, right hand 6" (15 cm) away from the man in frontlinebreakc) The rest of the men will align themselves to the man in front of him and the man on his right by adjusting till the alternate chin is visible. Call out "TIGA".|Note: To take elbow dressing, the front row, except the right marker, would place their right hands on their belts by forming a V–shape with the thumb and index finger. The elbow needs to touch the left arm of the person on the right. linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP–CHECK–BANG!
Pandang ke hadapan, pandang [Eyes front]#Turn the head sharply to the front and cut the right arm to the side to resume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CUT
Ke kanan pusing [Right turn]#Turn through 90° to the right, by pivoting on the right heel and left ball of foot by raising the left heel and keeping the weight of the body on the right foot. Throughout the movement both knees are braced back, arms are locked by the sides and the body is erect. At the end of the movement the right foot is flat on the ground and the left leg is to the rear with the heel raised. Call out "SATU".|Bend the left knee 90° in front of the body with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground and resume Attention. Call out "TIGA".|To incline to the right, the command given would be "Separoh ke kanan pusing".linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Ke kiri pusing [Left turn]#Turn through 90° to the left, by pivoting on the left heel and right ball of foot by raising the right heel and keeping the weight of the body on the left foot. Throughout the movement both knees are braced back, arms are locked by the sides and the body is erect. At the end of the movement the left foot is flat on the ground and the right leg is to the rear with the heel raised. Call out "SATU".|Bend the right knee 90° in front of the body with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground and resume Attention. Call out "TIGA".|To incline to the left, the command given would be "Separoh ke kiri pusing".linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Ke belakang pusing [About turn]#As for "Right Turn–One", turn clockwise through 180°. To maintain balance, lock the thighs together by bracing both knees. Call out "SATU".|Bend the left knee 90° in front of the body with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA"|Drive the left heel to strike the ground and resume the position of Attention. Call out "TIGA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Salute to the front]#In one sharp movement, raise the right arm with fingers straightened and bring the middle finger to touch the tip of the right eyebrow via the shortest route. The upper arm is horizontal and parallel to the ground; the forearm, palm and fingers should be flushed straight and the fingers and thumb are close together, with the hand slightly tilted downward, so that the palm of the hand is not visible from the front.|Note: If glasses are worn, the middle finger will touch the tip of the spectacle frame instead. If a jockey cap/peaked cap/round hat/helmet is worn, the middle finger will be raised to touch the edge/brim instead.linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP
Sedia (from Hormat ke hadapan) [Attention (from salute)]#In one sharp movement, cut the right elbow down to the side of the body, straightening the arm and clenching the fist on the downward movement, to resume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CUT
Ta'at setia [Pledge taking]#Pivot the right arm on the elbow to bring the right clenched fist across the body by the shortest route and place it on the left side of the chest.linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP
Sedia (from Ta'at setia) [Attention (from pledge taking)]#In one sharp movement, cut the right elbow down to the side of the body, straightening the arm on the downward movement, to resume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CUT
X langkah ke kanan gerak [X paces to the right, move]#Bend the right knee 90° with the toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Place the right foot shoulder–width apart from the left foot, landing on the ball of the foot and bend the left knee 90° with the toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground beside the right heel to assume the position of Attention. Call out "TIGA".|Shift to the right by alternating SATU and DUA, and at the last count end off with TIGA.|Purpose: To move the squad a small distance to the right without needing to turn and march in the direction and turn back.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 5–2,4–2,3–2,2–2,1–2
X langkah ke kiri gerak [X paces to the left, move]#Bend the left knee 90° with the toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Place the left foot shoulder–width apart from the right foot, landing on the ball of the foot and bend the right knee 90° with the toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground beside the left heel to assume Attention. Call out "TIGA".|Shift to the left by alternating SATU and DUA, and at the last count end off with TIGA.|Purpose: To move the squad a small distance to the left without needing to turn and march in the direction and turn back.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 5–2,4–2,3–2,2–2,1–2
X langkah ke hadapan gerak [X paces to the front, move]#Lift the left foot slightly off the ground and kick it 1 foot forward and land on the ball of the foot. Move forward by repeating the movement alternately between both feet. At the last count, bend the lagging knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the heel to strike the ground and assume Atention.|Purpose: To move the squad a small distance to the front without needing to march and halt.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 5,4,3,2,1–2  
X langkah ke belakang gerak [X paces to the back, move]#Lift the left foot slightly off the ground and kick it 1 foot backward and land on the ball of the foot. Move backward by repeating the movement alternately between both feet. At the last count, bend the front knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the heel to strike the ground and assume Attention.|Purpose: To move the squad a small distance to the back without needing to turn and march in the direction and turn back.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 5,4,3,2,1–2
Dalam buka barisan, ke kanan lurus [In open order, right dress]#a) The front rank will move 1 pace to the front, (as in /13).linebreakb) The rear rank will move 1 pace to the back, (as in /14).linebreakCall out "SATU".|All except the right marker's column will turn their heads to the right. Men in the front rank will also simultaneously extend the right arm parallel to the ground with the hand closed, identical to "Right Dress–One". Call out "DUA".|Everyone will bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground and assume Attention. Except the right marker, everyone else immediately corrects dressing by shuffling the feet:linebreaka) For the front rank, knuckles touching the shoulder of the man on the right.linebreak$b) The centre and rear men of the first file will maintain the distance of 150 cm. (60 ins. – approx. 02 arms distance) to the man in front, while aligning to him without raising the arm.linebreakc) Everyone else in the centre and rear ranks ensure that they are aligned to the man in front (by glancing out of the corner of the left eye) and to the man on the right (by being able to see the alternate chin on the right). Call out "TIGA".|Purpose: A squad is always inspected and often drilled in "open order" i.e. with distance of 60 inches / 150 centimetres between the ranks, measured from the heels of one rank to the toes of the ranks behind it. The Open Order is useful when practising drills as it gives the Drill Instructor a clearer view of the men in the centre and rear ranks, thereby allowing him to observe their drill movements and posture with ease.|Note: a) To practise the movement of the front and rear ranks only, the command can be given as "Buka barisan, gerak".linebreakb) When dressing in two ranks, only the rear rank moves whilst the front rank remains still.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1,2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–BANG!
Dalam tutup barisan [In close order, right dress]#a) The front rank will move 1 pace to the back, (as in /14).linebreakb) The rear rank will move 1 pace to the front, (as in /13).linebreakCall out "SATU".|The squad will then perform Right Dress as per normal (/2).|Note: a) This drill can be performed only from the Open Order.linebreakb) To practise the movement of the front and rear ranks only, the command can be given as "Tutup barisan, gerak".linebreakc) When dressing in two ranks, only the rear rank moves whilst the front rank remains still.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1,2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–BANG!  
Dari tengah/kiri/kanan cepat jalan [(Taking dressing) from the centre/left/right, quick march]#Take a step forward with the left foot, with the heel striking and digging the ground first. Simultaneously, swing the right arm forward till it is 90° to the body and the left arm backwards till it is about 45° to the body. Call out "SATU".|Take a step forward with the right foot, with the heel striking and digging the ground first. Simultaneously, swing the left arm forward till it is 90° to the body and the right arm backwards till it is about 45° to the body. Call out "DUA".|March by alternating SATU and DUA, swinging the arms like a pendulum and in sync with the opposing legs. The rate of marching should be 120 paces/minute, i.e 2 paces/second.|Note: a) When necessary, articles should be carried in the left hand, which is then held steady at the side. The right arm will swing in the usual manner when marching in quick time.linebreakb) "dari tengah" – take dressing from the leading row and the middle columnlinebreak"dari kiri" – take dressing from the leading row and the rank on the leftlinebreak"dari kanan" – take dressing from the leading row and the rank on the rightlinebreaklinebreakTiming: LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Berhenti [Halt]#The command will be given when the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward and right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Shoot the left foot forward half a pace, placing the foot flat on the ground with the right arm at the top of its swing forward and the left arm fully to the rear. Call out "DUA"|Bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and force both arms to the side of the body in a "scissors cut action". Call out "TIGA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground in double time beside the left foot to assume the position of "Attention". Call out "EMPAT".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–2
Yang tinggi ke kanan, rendah ke kiri, dalam satu barisan paras#The squad turns to the right and breaks off, as in Keluar Baris (/24). Everyone would then quickly form 1 straight row, shoulder to shoulder, in order of height, with the tallest on the right and shortest on the left and stand at Attention. When the instructor has graded everyone into his/her correct position using the top of the headdress, he/she will continue.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–N–C–D–C–C!
Angka satu dan dua, dari kanan, bilang#Starting from the right marker onwards, each person must shout out an alternate "satu!" or "dua!" (one or two) and remember the number.linebreaklinebreakTiming: SATU,DUA,SATU,...DUA LAST MAN IC/SIR/MA'AM
Nombor ganjil satu langkah ke hadapan, nombor genap satu langkah ke belakang – gerak#The odd numbers (satu) will move one pace forward while the even numbers (dua) will move one pace backward.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1,2
Orang yang disebelah kanan diam! Nombor ganjil ke kanan, nombor genap ke kiri, barisan ke kanan dan ke kiri pusing#The right marker will remain at Attention, while the odd numbers (satu) turn to the right and even numbers (dua) turn to the left.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Jadikan tiga barisan cepat jalan#Everyone will form up in a "1,2,3" formation by marching to their positions and halting. Each man will then turn to his front, take up his own "Dressing" to the right and front and remain at "Attention".linebreaklinebreakTiming: LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,... 
Keluar baris [Fall out]#The squad will turn to the right and do a quick march for 5 steps, shouting out "N", "C", "D", "C", "C" before breaking off.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–N–C–D–C–C!
Bersurai [Dismiss]#In the absence of an officer, the squad will turn to the right and march off, exactly the same as Keluar Baris (/24).|In the presence of an officer, a salute to the left is given to the officer before marching off.|Note: The Instructor is to inform the squad if the salute needs to be given.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–N–C–D–C–C!
Dari kanan, kanan belok [(Taking dressing) from the right, right wheel]#The right marker of the leading rank or file will change direction at 90°. He must regulate his length of pace to allow those to his left to change direction without affecting the dressing.|Those to his left change direction 90° by lengthening their pace, without losing their interval, dressing or timing.|Those behind the leading rank or file will follow on covering the same ground as them.|The wheel should be done over about 5 paces.|Purpose: Wheeling is a method by which a squad with a frontage of not more than six ranks or files, changes direction, whilst retaining dressing within those ranks or files.linebreaklinebreakTiming: LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,... 
Dari kiri, kiri belok [(Taking dressing) from the left, left wheel]#The left marker of the leading rank or file will change direction at 90°. He must regulate his length of pace to allow those to his right to change direction without affecting the dressing.|Those to his right change direction 90° by lengthening their pace, without losing their interval, dressing or timing.|Those behind the leading rank or file will follow on covering the same ground as them.|The wheel should be done over about 5 paces.|Purpose: Wheeling is a method by which a squad with a frontage of not more than six ranks or files, changes direction, whilst retaining dressing within those ranks or files.linebreaklinebreakTiming: LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hentak kaki cepat hentak [Quick mark time]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and right knee braced. Call out "SATU".|Lower the left foot to the ground, landing on the ball of foot and straighten the knee. As the toe reaches the ground, bend the right knee in a similar manner. Call out "DUA".|Mark time by alternating between "SATU" and "DUA", while keeping both arms locked by the sides of the body and the standing knee braced, at a rate of 120 steps/minute, i.e. 2 steps/second.linebreaklinebreakTiming: LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hentak kaki hentak [Mark time]#The command is given as the right heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the left foot. Call out "SATU".|Drag in the right foot for half a pace, which finishes flat on the ground. At the same time, force the arms to the sides of the body in a sharp scissor–like manner to assume the position of Attention. Call out "DUA".|Mark time beginning with the left foot.|Purpose: To allow a squad to transition from Quick March to Quick Mark time in a uniform and smart manner. This is often done in parades during march in, whereby after hearing a double beat on the left foot, the contingents march for a pre-determined number of steps before marking time together.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–IN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Berhenti [Halt]#The command is given when the right toe reaches the ground. Replace with the left foot by landing on the left ball of foot, straightening the left knee and bending the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground beside the left foot to assume Attention. Call out "DUA".|linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!
Maju [Forward]#The command is given when the right toe reaches the ground. Replace with the left foot by landing on the left ball of foot and bending the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground beside the left foot to assume the position of Attention. Call out "DUA".|Resume marching with the left footlinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
(Dari kanan) pandang ke kanan pandang [(Taking dressing) from the right, eyes right]#Given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|When the left heel next strikes the ground turn the head sharply through 60° to the right. Continue to swing the arms throughout the drill and take dressing from the leading row and the rank on the right. Call out "DUA".|Note: The rightmost man of the leading row will not turn his head and will continue marching facing forward.|Purpose: To enable a body of men to pay compliments to an Officer whilst on the March in Quick Time, especially during a March Pass or March Off in a parade, smartly and correctly. The command is given by the commander in charge of that squad, or in the case of a parade, the Conducting Warrant Officer. Whilst his men execute the "Eyes Right", the commander will render the hand salute if without arms or salute with the arms if he is carrying one at the Shoulder.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
(Dari kiri) pandang ke kiri pandang [(Taking dressing) from the left, eyes left]#Given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|When the left heel next strikes the ground turn the head sharply through 60° to the left. Continue to swing the arms throughout the drill and check dressing by taking reference from the leading row and the rank on the left. Call out "DUA".|Note: The leftmost man of the leading row will not turn his head and will continue marching facing forward.|Purpose: To enable a body of men to pay compliments to an Officer whilst on the March in Quick Time smartly and correctly. The command is given by the commander in charge of that squad. Whilst his men execute the "Eyes Right", the commander will render the hand salute if without arms or salute with the arms if he is carrying one at the Shoulder.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Pandang ke hadapan, pandang [Eyes front]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. When the left heel next strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and continue marching.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Hormat ke kanan hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward and right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, bring the right hand and arm to the salute, turn the head 60° to the right and cut the left arm by the side of the body in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps with the left arm locked by the side of the body and right hand at the salute. Call out "TIGA".$|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front and cut the right arm to the side of the body in a sharp movement, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot, landing on the heel and swing the right arm forward 90° and pull the right arm backwards 45°. Resume marching.|Purpose: When a cadet or small group of cadets encounter an officer while on the march, he/they will salute for 5 paces in the direction of the officer before cutting the salute and resuming with normal march.|Note: When marching in a squad with an IC, the squad should be made to Eyes Right instead.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hormat ke kiri hormat [Saluting to the left, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward and right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, bring the right hand and arm to the salute, turn the head 60° to the left and cut the left arm by the side of the body in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps with the left arm locked by the side of the body and right hand at the salute. Call out "TIGA".$|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front and cut the right arm to the side of the body in a sharp movement, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot, landing on the heel and swing the right arm forward 90° and pull the right arm backwards 45°. Resume marching.|Purpose: When a cadet or small group of cadets encounter an officer while on the march, he/they will salute for 5 paces in the direction of the officer before cutting the salute and resuming with normal march.|Note: When marching in a squad with an IC, the squad should be made to Eyes Left instead.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Perform a normal halt, i.e. Berhenti (/18).|Salute to the front (/7) and cut the salute (/8). Perform this twice.|Perform an About turn (/6)|Resume marching (/17).|Purpose: When a cadet is required to deliver a message (eg. report attendance) or speak to an officer, he approaches, halts, salutes, delivers the message or speaks to the officer. Thereafter he salutes, turns to the left or right in which he is to move and marches away. For practice purposes, this drill is done with About Turn at the end:linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–TURN–CHECK–BANG–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Ke kiri pusing [Left turn]#The command is given as the right heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the left foot, with the right arm at the top of its swing forward and left arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Bend the right knee 90°, with the toes naturally pointing downwards, and cut both arms to the sides of the body in a "scissors cut action", to the position of Attention. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground in the new direction. Simultaneously, turn the head, shoulders, body and left foot 90° to the left, and shoot the left foot forward so that it is clear of the ground and toes pointing downwards. Call out "TIGA".|Strike the left heel on the ground to complete the step and resume marching.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to turn through 90° to the left without first being halted, in a smart and uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Ke kanan pusing [Right turn]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward and right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Bend the left knee 90°, with the toes naturally pointing downwards, and cut both arms to the sides of the body in a "scissors cut action", to the position of Attention. Call out "DUA".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground in the new direction. Simultaneously, turn the head, shoulders, body and right foot 90° to the right, and shoot the right foot forward so that it is clear of the ground and toes pointing downwards. Call out "TIGA".|Strike the right heel on the ground to complete the step and resume marching.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to turn through 90° to the right without first being halted, in a smart and uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK,LEFT,RIGHT,...
Ke belakang pusing [About turn]#The command is given when the left heel strikes the ground. Drag in the right foot for half a pace, which finishes flat on the ground. At the same time cut both arms to the position of "Attention" in a "scissors cut action". Call out "SATU".|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and place it on the ground, landing on the ball of foot, to assume a "T" position with both feet. At the same time, turn the head, shoulders and body 45° to the right. Call out "DUA".|Turn the head, shoulders and body 135° to the right, and at the same time bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and place it on the ground, landing on the ball of foot, to assume an "L" position with the feet. Call out "TIGA".|Bend the left knee 90° with the toes naturally pointing downwards and place it on the ground, landing on the ball of foot, to assume Attention. Call out "EMPAT".|Bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the heel to strike the ground to resume Attention. Call out "LIMA".|Resume marching with the left leg.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to turn through 180° to the right without first being halted, in a smart and uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–T–L–V–BANG!–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Tukar langkah semasa berjalan, tukar langkah [Changing step on the march, change step]#The command can be given when either of the heels strike the ground. Assuming on the right heel, take a normal marching step with the left foot, with the right arm at the top of its swing forward and the left arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU"|Bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards, and simultaneously cut both arms to the position of Attention in a sharp "scissors cut action". Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground, such that the right instep is touching the left heel, with an angle of 30° between both feet, i.e. same as Attention. Call out "TIGA".|Resume marching with the left leg.|Note: "DUA" and "TIGA" must be combined and performed as 1 sharp movement in double time. When the command is given on the left heel, the drill movements would be reversed for both feet, but marching will still be resumed on the left foot.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to regain a lost step in a smart and uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT...
Dari tengah/kiri/kanan perlahan jalan [(Taking dressing) from the centre/left/right, slow march]#Shoot the left foot forward such that it ends 37 cm in front of the right foot and is just clear off the ground with the toes pointing downwards and outwards. Both knees are braced and the body remains in the position of "Attention", with the weight transferred slightly forward. Call out "SATU".|Glide the left foot forward a further pace of 37 cm. (15 ins.) to complete the pace of 75 cm. (30 ins.), ensuring that the ball of foot touches the ground first. The left foot is then flat and firm on the ground with the knee braced. Immediately, shoot the right foot forward smoothly, such that it ends 37 cm in front of the left foot and is just clear of the ground with the toes pointing downwards and outwards. Call out "DUA".|Slow march by alternating between the SATU and DUA positions, by following the "SHOOT" and "GLIDE" movements, at a rate of about 65 steps/minute, ensuring that the ball of foot touches the ground first and both arms are locked at all times.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–LEFT,CHECK–RIGHT...
Berhenti [Halt]#The command is given as the right ball of foot touches the ground. Complete a full pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the left foot, placing it flat on the ground. Immediately bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the right heel to strike the ground in quick time to assume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1,2
Hentak kaki perlahan hentak [Slow mark time]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and right knee braced. Call out "SATU".|Lower the left foot to the ground, landing on the ball of foot and straighten the leg. As the toe reaches the ground, bend the right knee in a similar manner. Call out "DUA".|Mark time by alternating between "SATU" and "DUA", while keeping both arms locked by the sides of the body and the standing knee braced, at a rate of 65 steps/minute.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–LEFT–CHECK–RIGHT...
Hentak kaki hentak [Mark time (from slow march)]#The word of command "HEN" is given as the right toe reaches the ground and "TAK" on the left toe. Complete a pace of 75 cm (30 ins) with right foot and mark time with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–IN
Berhenti [Halt (from slow mark time)]#The command is given when the left toe reaches the ground. Drive the right heel to strike the ground to assume the position of "Attention".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!
Maju [Forward (from slow mark time)]#The command is given when the left toe reaches the ground. Drive the right heel to strike the ground to assume the position of "Attention" and immediately shoot the left foot forward to start slow marchlinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!
Tukar langkah semasa berjalan, tukar langkah [Changing step on the (slow) march, change step]#The command can be given when either of the feet touch the ground. Assuming on the right toe, complete the pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the left foot and freeze with right foot to the rear with the knee bent and the toes on the ground. Call out "SATU"|Bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground in quick time, such that the right instep touches the left heel. Immediately shoot the left foot forward with toes pointing downwards and outwards. Call out "TIGA".|Resume slow march with the left leg.|Note: "DUA" and "TIGA" must be combined and performed as 1 sharp movement in quick time. When the command is given on the left heel, the drill movements would be reversed for both feet, but marching will still be resumed on the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!
Ke kiri pusing [Left turn (in slow time)]#Given as the right foot reaches the ground. Complete the pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the left foot and immediately bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and body and arms in the position of "Attention". Call out "SATU"|Turn the head, shoulders and body through 90° to the left. At the same time, place the right foot to the ground in "slow time", landing on the ball of foot, in the new direction and shoot the left foot forward 37 cm (15 ins), pointing it downwards with the little toe just clear off the ground. Call out "DUA".|Complete the pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the left foot to resume slow march.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–LEFT...
Ke kanan pusing [Right turn (in slow time)]#Given as the left foot reaches the ground. Complete the pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the right foot and immediately bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and body and arms in the position of "Attention". Call out "SATU".|Turn the head, shoulders and body through 90° to the right. At the same time, place the left foot to the ground in "slow time", landing on the ball of foot, in the new direction and shoot the right foot forward 37 cm (15 ins), pointing it downwards with the little toe just clear off the ground. Call out "DUA"|Complete the pace of 75 cm (30 ins.) with the right foot to resume slow march.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1,CHECK–LEFT...
Ke belakang pusing [About turn (in slow time)]#Given as the left foot reaches the ground. Take a 37 cm. (15 ins.) pace with the right foot. Turn the head, shoulders, body and right foot through 90° to the right. At the same time, bend the left knee and place the left foot on the ground in slow time to assume the position of Attention facing the new direction. Call out "SATU".|Turn the head, shoulders and body through 90° to the right. At the same time, bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and place the right foot on the ground in slow time to assume Attention facing the new direction. Call out "DUA".|Bend the left knee and place the left foot on the ground in "slow time" to assume Attention. Call out "TIGA".|Bend the right knee and return the right foot to the ground in slow time and immediately shoot the left foot forward to resume slow march. Call out "EMPAT"linebreaklinebreakTiming: IN–CHECK–1–CHECK–2–CHECK–3–CHECK–4–CHECK–LEFT...
Pandang ke kiri pandang [Eyes left (in slow time)]#The command is given as the right foot touches the ground. Complete a 75 cm (30 ins) pace with the left foot. As the left foot touches the ground, turn the head through 60° to the left sharply and continue marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT...
Pandang ke kanan pandang [Eyes right (in slow time)]#The command is given as the right foot touches the ground. Complete a 75 cm (30 ins) pace with the left foot. As the left foot touches the ground, turn the head through 60° to the right sharply and continue marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT...
Pandang ke hadapan pandang [Eyes front (in slow time)]#The command is given as the right foot touches the ground. Complete a 75 cm (30 ins) pace with the left foot. As the left foot touches the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and continue marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–LEFT...
Tukar langkah jalan perlahan jalan [Break into slow time]#The command is given as the right heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the left foot, with the right heel raised, the right arm at the top of its swing forward and the left arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. At the same time, cut both arms to the position of Attention in a "scissors cut action". Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground such that the right instep touches the left heel. Immediately Shoot the left foot forward 37 cm (15 ins) with the toes pointing downwards and outwards. Call out "TIGA".|Start slow march by completing the pace of 75 cm (30 ins) with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–BANG!–CHECK–LEFT...
Tukar langkah jalan cepat jalan [Break into quick time]#The command will be given as the right foot touches the ground. Complete the pace of 75 centimetres with the left foot, landing on the heel and continue with quick march, swinging the right arm forward and the left arm backward.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Buka barisan#The executive words of command "BUKA" and "BARISAN" are drawn out over the left and right paces respectively.linebreaka)  Front Rank: Continue marching in Slow Time.linebreakb)  Centre Rank: Mark Time one pace with the left foot and lead on with the right foot.linebreakc)  Rear Rank: Mark Time two paces and lead on with the left foot.|In Two Ranks: Only the rear rank will mark time one pace and lead on with the right foot whilst the front rank continues to march in Slow Time.|Purpose: This drill is done in a ceremonial parade when a contingent is slow marching in Line and is about to be given "Eyes Right".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–2–CHECK–LEFT...
Tutup barisan#The executive words of command "TUTUP" and "BARISAN" are drawn out over the left and right paces respectively.linebreaka)  Front Rank: Mark Time two paces and lead on with the right foot.linebreakb)  Centre Rank: Mark Time one pace and lead on with the left foot.linebreakc)  Rear Rank: Continue marching in Slow Time.|In Two Ranks. Only the front rank will mark time one pace and lead on with the left foot.
Sedia [Attention]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards while forcing the WMG to the right side of the body vertically, with the heel of the butt by the seams of the pants and left arm locked by the sides, with the fist clenched and thumb by the seamline of the pants. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground to form a "v–shape" by having the heels together and toes apart by an angle of 30°. Call out "DUA"linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at ease]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground shoulder width apart from the right foot. Call out "DUA".|The butt of WMG is then forced to the centre front of the body with the left palm over the right palm. Body is erect and frozen in this position. Call out "TIGA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front]#Force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the stock of the WMG below the hand grip with palm opened, fingers closed together and elbow bent perpendicular.linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP
Sedia [Attention (from Salute)]#Cut the left hand to the side, back to the position of Attention, with elbow locked, fist clenched and thumb by the seamline.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CUT
Hormat senjata [Present Arms (from the Shoulder)]#Force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the stock just above the hand grip with the left thumb pointing upwards to form a "good" hand sign and elbow close to the body. Call out "SATU".|Force the WMG outward and into the front centre of the body with the right hand such that the right elbow is straightened and locked, left elbow close to body and WMG vertical. Simultaneously bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and thigh touching the right outer forearm. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground such that the right instep is by the left heel, forming an angle of 30° in between. Call out "TIGA".|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to pay the highest compliment with a WMG smartly and correctly (eg. Parade Reviewing Officer, National Anthem, March in of Ceremonial Flags, etc).linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Rusok senjata [Shoulder arms (from the Present)]#Force the WMG to the right side of the body. Call out "SATU".|Force the left hand to the left side of the body to the position of Attention, while bending the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground to assume Attention.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to return to the Shoulder from the Present.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Julang senjata [High port arms (from the Shoulder)]#Force the left arm across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the stock, just below the hand grip. Call out "SATU".|Force the WMG diagonally across the shoulder and release the grip of the right hand to strike, seize and grip the pistol grip such that the WMG is at an angle of about 60° and the index finger is extended outside the trigger.|Purpose: This is used when doubling with the rifle and is normally carried out from the position of the Shoulder Arms. During parades supporting contingents often march with the gun at the High Port as it removes the need to swing arms. In addition, it is also used for giving complements during Eyes Right for the march pass. The Guard-of-Honour must never adopt this position in a parade.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Rusok senjata [Shoulder arms (from the High Port)]#Force the WMG to the right side of the body and release the right hand to strike, seize and grip the butt. Call out "SATU".|Cut the left hand to the side to assume Attention. Call out "DUA"linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Kaleh senjata [Change arms (at the Shoulder)]#Force the left arm across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the stock, just below the hand grip. Call out "SATU".|Force the WMG to the front centre of the body with the hand grip to the front and at the same time release the grip with the right hand and force it up the side of the WMG by the shortest route, to strike, seize and grip the stock just above the hand grip. The right hand has a full grip on the stock with the little finger of the right hand touching the thumb of the left hand. The right wrist, forearm and elbow are forced well in. Call out "DUA".|Release the grip with the left hand and at the same time use the right hand to force the WMG by the shortest route to the vertical position on the left side. Strike, seize and grip the base of the butt plate with the left hand. Call out "TIGA".|Release the grip of the right hand and force it across the body by the shortest route to resume Attention. Call out "EMPAT".linebreakNote: To return the WMG to the right, repeat the 4 steps with the the opposite hand actions.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to rest a limb, free the right arm for pledge taking or rendering of cheers, or to provide a spectacle at a drill display in a smart, uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1
Pandang ke kanan pandang [Eyes right (at the High Port)]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching pace with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the head 60° over the right shoulder and force the WMG 90° upwards with the magazine pointing to the front. Check dressing by taking reference from the leading row and the rank on the right. Call out "DUA".|Note: The right marker of the leading row will force his WMG up, but he will not turn his head to the right. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Pandang ke kiri pandang [Eyes left (at the High Port)]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching pace with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the head 60° over the left shoulder and force the WMG 90° upwards with the magazine pointing to the front. Check dressing by taking reference from the leading row and the rank on the left. Call out "DUA".|Note: The left marker of the leading row will force his WMG up, but he will not turn his head to the left. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Pandang ke hadapan, pandang [Eyes front]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. When the left heel next strikes the ground turn the head to the front sharply and force the WMG 90° downwards back to the High Port. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Perform the Halt (/18).|Salute to the front (/61) and cut the salute (/62). Perform this twice.|Perform an About turn (/6)|Resume marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–TURN–CHECK–BANG–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT
Hormat ke kanan hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the stock of the WMG below the hand grip with palm opened, fingers closed together and elbow bent perpendicular and turn the head 60° to the right in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and cut the left arm to the side of the body, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hormat ke kiri hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the stock of the WMG below the hand grip with palm opened, fingers closed together and elbow bent perpendicular and turn the head 60° to the left in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and cut the left arm to the side of the body, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Sedia [Attention]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards while forcing the CAF Gun to the right side of the body vertically, with the heel of the butt by the seams of the pants and left arm locked by the sides, with the fist clenched and thumb by the seamline of the pants. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground to form a "v–shape" by having the heels together and toes apart by an angle of 30°. Call out "DUA"linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at ease]#Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "SATU".|Drive the left heel to strike the ground shoulder width apart from the right foot. Call out "DUA".|The butt of the CAF Gun is then forced to the centre front of the body with the left palm over the right palm. Body is erect and frozen in this position. Call out "TIGA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front]#Force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the hand guard stock of the CAF Gun with palm opened and fingers closed together.linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP
Sedia [Attention (from Salute)]#Cut the left hand to the side, back to the position of Attention, with elbow locked, fist clenched and thumb by the seamline.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CUT
Hormat senjata [Present Arms (from the Shoulder)]#Force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the hand guard of the CAF Gun with the left thumb pointing upwards to form a "good" hand sign. Call out "SATU".|Force the CAF Gun outward and into the front centre of the body such that the tip of the barrel is at nose level and right elbow is straightened and locked. Simultaneously bend the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and thigh touching the right outer forearm. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground such that the right instep is by the left heel, forming an angle of 30° in between. Call out "TIGA".|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to pay the highest compliment with a CAF Gun smartly and correctly (eg. Parade Reviewing Officer, National Anthem, March in of Ceremonial Flags, etc).linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Rusok senjata [Shoulder arms (from the Present)]#Force the CAF Gun to the right side of the body. Call out "SATU".|Force the left hand to the left side of the body to the position of Attention, while bending the right knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards. Call out "DUA".|Drive the right heel to strike the ground to assume Attention.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to return to the Shoulder from the Present.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Julang senjata [High port arms (from the Shoulder)]#Force the left arm across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the hand guard stock of the CAF Gun. Call out "SATU".|Force the CAF Gun diagonally across the shoulder and release the grip of the right hand to strike, seize and grip the pistol grip such that the CAF Gun is leaning against the chest at an angle of about 60° and the index finger is extended outside the trigger.|Purpose: This is used when doubling with the rifle and is normally carried out from the position of the Shoulder Arms. During parades supporting contingents often march with the gun at the High Port as it removes the need to swing arms. In addition, it is also used for giving complements during Eyes Right for the march pass. The Guard-of-Honour must never adopt this position in a parade.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Rusok senjata [Shoulder arms (from the High Port)]#Force the CAF Gun to the right side of the body and release the right hand to strike, seize and grip the butt. Call out "SATU".|Cut the left hand to the side to assume Attention. Call out "DUA"linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1
Kaleh senjata [Change arms (at the Shoulder)]#Force the left arm across the body by the shortest route to strike, seize and grip the hand guard stock of the CAF Gun with the left thumb pointing upwards to form a "good" hand sign. Call out "SATU".|Force the CAF Gun to the front centre of the body with the pistol grip to the front and at the same time release the grip with the right hand and force it up the side of the CAF Gun by the shortest route, to strike, seize and grip the hand guard. The right hand has a full hand grip on the stock with the little finger of the right hand touching the thumb of the left hand and the right thumb pointing upwards to form a "good" hand sign. The right wrist, forearm and elbow are forced well in. Call out "DUA".$|Release the grip with the left hand and at the same time use the right hand to force the CAF Gun by the shortest route to the vertical position on the left side. Strike, seize and grip the base of the butt plate with the left hand. Call out "TIGA".|Release the grip of the right hand and force it across the body by the shortest route to resume Attention. Call out "EMPAT".linebreakNote: To return the CAF Gun to the right, repeat the 4 steps with the the opposite hand actions.|Purpose: To enable an individual or a squad to rest a limb, free the right arm for pledge taking or rendering of cheers, or to provide a spectacle at a drill display in a smart, uniform manner.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1
Pandang ke kanan pandang [Eyes right (at the High Port)]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching pace with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the head 60° over the right shoulder and force the CAF Gun 90° upwards with the pistol grip pointing to the front. Take dressing from the leading row and the rank on the right. Call out "DUA".|Note: The rightmost man of the leading row will force his CAF Gun up, but he will not turn his head to the right. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Pandang ke kiri pandang [Eyes left (at the High Port)]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching pace with the right foot. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching pace with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the head 60° over the left shoulder and force the CAF Gun 90° upwards with the pistol grip pointing to the front. Take dressing from the leading row and the rank on the left. Call out "DUA".|Note: The leftmost man of the leading row will force his CAF Gun up, but he will not turn his head to the left. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Pandang ke hadapan, pandang [Eyes front]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. When the left heel next strikes the ground turn the head to the front sharply and force the CAF Gun 90° downwards back to the High Port. Continue marching throughout the drill.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,...
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Perform the Halt (/18).|Salute to the front (/76) and cut the salute (/77). Perform this twice.|Perform an About turn (/6)|Resume marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–TURN–CHECK–BANG–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT
Hormat ke kanan hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the hand guard stock of the CAF Gun with palm opened, fingers closed together and turn the head 60° to the right in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and cut the left arm to the side of the body, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Hormat ke kiri hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the left arm at the top of its swing forward. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, force the left hand across the body by the shortest route to strike the hand guard stock of the CAF Gun with palm opened, fingers closed together and elbow bent perpendicular and turn the head 60° to the left in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply and cut the left arm to the side of the body, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Sedia [Attention]#With the left arm locked by the side, right hand gripping the flag pole at the lower corner of the flag, right elbow close to the side and the base of the pole resting on the ground in line with and against the right small toe, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to assume Attention. Call out "SATU".|Lift the flag with the right hand to the vertical position in front of the body and use the left hand to guide the base of the colour pole just above the socket and hold for 3 counts ("2,3,4"). Call out "DUA".|Insert the pole into the socket of the flag belt, while keeping the right forearm along the flag pole for control. Call out "TIGA".|Cut the left arm sharply back to the side and simultaneously force the right forearm to a horizontal position. The right hand is to be in line with the mouth, with the back of the hand facing the front, wrist and forearm horizontal, i.e. right angle to the pole, which will be held vertically. Call out "EMPAT".|When the parade is called to Attention, the drills for the Carry Flag (steps 2–4) will be done automatically after Attention. To practise the Carry Flag drill from the Order, the command given would be "Tegakkan bendera, tegak" [Carry flag]linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–UP,2,3,4–1–CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at Ease]#Lift the flag off the socket of the flag holster, by controlling the base of the colour pole with the left hand and lowering the right forearm onto the colour pole, and lower the flag pole such that it hovers just above the ground, with the left forearm parallel to the ground and left hand gripping the flag. Call out "SATU".|Gently lower the flag completely without striking the ground. Call out "DUA".|Cut the left arm to the side sharply. Call out "TIGA".|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to Stand at Ease. Call out "EMPAT".|Note: When the parade is made to Stand at Ease, the drills for the Order Flag (steps 1–2) will be done first, followed by the leg movement for Stand at Ease. To practise the Order Flag drill from the Carry,the command given would be "Turunkan bendera, turun" [Order flag]linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP,2,3,4–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1
Let fly#Slide the right hand down, and then back up the flag pole to release the flag and re–seize the flag pole.|Note: This is usually done during parades to pay compliments to the Reviewing Officer, eg. "Hormat tetamu terhormat, hormat senjata", in which case the flags will be "let fly" at the word of "hormat" in "hormat senjata". It can also be done during the Eyes Right for a parade march pass.
Catch flag#Grasp the flag pole with the left hand directly under the right hand, with the back of hand to the front and both forearms along the flag pole.|Release the right hand, grasp the flag and return the right hand to the flag pole as in the first movement.|Return the left arm to the side and at the same time raise the right forearm to the position of the Carry.|Note: If the flag is flying to the left, remove the left hand and recover the flag as detailed. If the wind is very strong and the flag cannot be caught, the ensign is to lower the flag to the Order Flag position, catch the flag and resume the Carry position. While on the march, these movements are executed on successive paces of the left foot.linebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1
Sedia [Attention]#The pace stick is held naturally under the left armpit, parallel to the ground with the point of balance under the armpit, ferrules to the rear and brass plate facing upwards. The head of the stick is held in the left hand with the fingers extended together and slanting upwards on the left and the thumb is straight and on the right. The index finger runs parallel to the top of the stick, with the second fingertip in line with the end of the stick. The left elbow is kept close to the body and the right arm is locked by the side with the thumb by the seamline of the pants.|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to assume Attention, without moving the pace stick.linebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at Ease]#The pace stick is held naturally under the left armpit, parallel to the ground with the point of balance under the armpit, ferrules to the rear and gold plating facing upwards. The head of the stick is held in the left hand with the fingers extended together and slanting upwards on the left and the thumb is straight and on the right. The index finger runs parallel to the top of the stick, with the second fingertip in line with the end of the stick. The left elbow is kept close to the body and the right arm is locked by the side with the thumb by the seamline of the pants.|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground shoulder width apart from the right foot to Stand at Ease, without moving the pace stick.linebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Rehatkan diri [Stand Easy]#Using the right hand, lower the pace stick in quick time using an anti–clockwise motion and place it on the ground centrally between the feet and level with the toes of the boots. The palm of the right hand is placed on the head of the stick, with the thumb to the rear. At the same time, the palm of the left hand is placed over the back of the right hand, with the thumb beneath the right wrist. The brass plate of the stick is pointing to the left.|Note: This command is never given during a parade. In addition, a pace stick must never be held in this position during a parade; this can be done only during drill trainings and rehearsals, to take a break and/or relax the body.
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to front, salute]#The left arm is cut to the side sharply as the right hand is brought up to salute (/7).
Sedia [Attention (from salute)]#As the right hand is cut to the side sharply, the left hand simultaneously seizes the head of the pace stick.
Hormat ke hadapan hormat [Saluting to the front, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Perform the Halt (/18).|Salute to the front (/81) and cut the salute (/82). Perform this twice.|Perform an About turn (/6)|Resume marchinglinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–2–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–UP–CHECK–DOWN–CHECK–TURN–CHECK–BANG–CHECK–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT
Hormat ke kanan hormat [Saluting to the right, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, bring the right hand to the salute, turn the head 60° to the right and cut the left arm by the side of the body in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply, cut the right arm to the side of the body and simultaneously seize the head of the pace stick, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,... 
Hormat ke kiri hormat [Saluting to the left, salute]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. Take a normal marching step with the right foot, landing on the right heel, with the right arm fully to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Take a normal marching step with the left foot. When the left heel strikes the ground, bring the right hand to the salute, turn the head 60° to the left and cut the left arm by the side of the body in a sharp movement. Freeze with the left heel and right foot on the ground and the weight of the body evenly balanced between them. Call out "DUA".|Take 4 normal marching steps in this position. Call out "TIGA".|Take a normal marching step with the right foot. When the right heel strikes the ground, turn the head to the front sharply, cut the right arm to the side of the body and simultaneously seize the head of the pace stick, with the weight evenly distributed between both legs. Call out "EMPAT".|Resume marching with the left foot.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–UP–2–3–4–5–DOWN–LEFT,RIGHT,LEFT,...
Trail Stick (from the Carry)#The drill movements are done as the left heel strikes the ground successively. When the left heel first strikes the ground, the pace stick is pulled forward with the left hand and the right hand is cut across the front of the body to grasp the stick at the point of balance, with the wrist up against the left shoulder and the knuckles uppermost.|When the left heel next strikes the ground, the right hand is returned, with the stick, to the right side of the body while the left hand is removed from the stick and cut to the left side of the body.|As the left heel next strikes the ground, resume the swinging of the arms, such that the pace stick is held at the point of balance in the right hand, thumb down on the left of the stick with fingers slightly curled together on the right. The stick is lightly cradled in the hand allowing it to swing with the movement of the arm. The stick is manipulated between the fingers and thumb so that it remains parallel to the ground at all times.
Carry Stick (from the Trail)#The drill movements are done as the left heel strikes the ground successively. When the left heel first strikes the ground, cut both arms to the sides of the body sharply.|When the left heel next strikes the ground, the stick is forced up beneath the left armpit and the right wrist up against the left shoulder. At the same time the head of the stick is seized with the left hand.|When the left heel next strikes the ground, the stick is forced rearward to the "CARRY" (stick closed) position. At the same time, the right arm is cut to the side.|As the left heel next strikes the ground, resume the swinging of the right arm.
Negotiating steps (at the Trail)#When moving up or down stairs, with the pace stick at the TRAIL, the left arm is cut to the side of the body immediately prior to negotiating the stairs. At the same time, the right forearm is forced up, parallel to the ground with the stick in a vertical position, the shoes of the stick pointing up, and the thumb and fingers wrapped around the stick. At the completion of the stairs, the right hand is forced down to the side of the body. Both arms commence swinging as the left foot first strikes the ground.|Note: If the pace stick is held at the CARRY, i.e. "under the armpit", it can remain in that position when negotiating stairs. This drill applies only when the pace stick is held at the TRAIL.
Measuring with the pace stick#The pace stick is used an aid to drill as it is used to measure the pace (distance taken in a marching step). It is also used by the Sergeant Major when marking the parade ground so that the contingents can take their dressing properly and turn and finish up at the correct points on ceremonial parades. After opening the pace stick, pull out the measuring bar, hold down the spring catch and insert the measuring bar into the slot on the opposite leg and release it once it has clicked in place for one of the measurements. Following is the description for the commonly used measurements (inches):linebreak12 – side pace, elbow dressing and distance between heels when at easelinebreak21 – paces in quick marchlinebreak24 – distance between fileslinebreak30 – distance between ranks and paces in Slow Time
Sedia [Attention (Slung Position)]#The sword is sheathed and slung on the belt hook, with the hilt of the sword behind the left elbow. The left hand will hold the scabbard with the index finger running downwards along the scabbard. The thumb is to the inside in line with the seam of the trouser, the remaining fingers are curled around the scabbard and the right arm is locked by the side.|Keeping the right foot still and the leg braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to assume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at Ease (Slung Position)]#The sword is sheathed and slung on the belt hook, with the hilt of the sword behind the left elbow. The left hand will hold the scabbard with the index finger running downwards along the scabbard. The thumb is to the inside in line with the seam of the trouser, the remaining fingers are curled around the scabbard and the right arm is locked by the side.|Keeping the right foot still and the leg braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground shoulder width apart from the right foot to Stand at EaselinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Hunus pedang [Draw Sword]#Grasp the top of the scabbard with the left hand and turn it so that the hilt of the sword is pointing to the left - back of the hand to the left, fingers curled round the scabbard, thumb on the right side and left elbow to the rear. At the same time, bring the right hand across the body and grasp the handle of the sword, back of the hand to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Draw the sword smoothly and upward from the scabbard with the right hand until the forearm is horizontal and as close to the body as possible. The pommel of the sword should be in line with the shoulder. Call out "DUA".|Draw the sword sharply forward and upward and assume the position of the "Recover" with the point of the sword uppermost. The sword edge should be to the left, with the hilt in line with the mouth, fingers curled around the handle - thumb pointing upwards, back of the hand to the front, forearm and the elbow close to the chest. At the same time, the left hand releases the scabbard and adopts the position of "Attention". Call out "TIGA".$|Bring the sword to the right side and assume the position of the "Carry" with the blade vertical and the edge to the front. Change the grip during the movement by uncurling the fingers lightly round the handle and extending them so that the hilt rests lightly on the thumb and forefinger and the small finger is at the groove of the hilt. The forearm is kept horizontal with the elbow close to the side of the body. Call out "EMPAT".|Note: This drill should be taught using 4 keywords: "GRIP", "DRAW", "RECOVER", "CARRY"linebreaklinebreakTiming: Personal Timing
Sarongkan pedang [Return Sword]#With the right hand bring the sword across the body, keeping it vertical, until the hilt is on the left of, and in line with the left shoulder. The sword edge is to the left and the right elbow is raised. At the same time, seize the scabbard with the left hand and turn it 90° clockwise with the fingers curled round the top, the thumb on the inside and the elbow to the rear. Call out "SATU".|Allow the point of the sword to drop to the rear until it is parallel to the left side of the body. The hilt is facing the left. When the sword point touches the scabbard, raise the sword and, with the fingers of the left hand, guide it into the mouth of the scabbard to resume the second position of "Draw Sword". The head and eyes are to be lowered to see the scabbard. Call out "DUA".$|Allow the sword to drop into the scabbard with its own weight and place the right hand with the palm downwards and the fingers curled on top of the pommel and with the left hand still holding the scabbard, with the right forearm and elbow close to the body. Call out "TIGA".|Return both hands to the side. As the left hand returns to the side, give the scabbard a flick to ensure that the sword twists back to the position of "Attention". At the same time, force the head and eyes to face the front. Call out "EMPAT".linebreaklinebreakTiming: Personal Timing
Sedia [Attention (Sword Drawn)]#The left hand will hold the scabbard with the index finger running downwards along the scabbard. The thumb is to the inside in line with the seam of the trouser and the remaining fingers are curled around the scabbard. The right hand is holding the sword with the blade resting mid-way between the neck and the point of the shoulder. The right forearm is horizontal with the fingers extended on the right side of the handle.|Keeping the right foot still and the leg braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and simultaneously swing the blade forward to the vertical position.|Drive the left heel to strike the ground and assume Attention.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Senang diri [Stand at Ease (Sword Drawn)]#The left hand will hold the scabbard with the index finger running downwards along the scabbard. The thumb is to the inside in line with the seam of the trouser and the remaining fingers are curled around the scabbard. The right hand is holding the sword with the blade vertical, forearm horizontal and elbow close to the body.|Keeping the right foot still and the leg braced back, bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and simultaneously bend the wrist backwards to force the point of the sword to the rear until the back of the blade rests mid-way between the neck and the point of the shoulder while the forearm remains horizontal and elbow close to the body.|Drive the left heel to strike the ground and assume Attention.|Note: This drill can also be performed by executing the leg movement first, followed by the Slope SwordlinebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1
Rehatkan diri [Stand Easy]#Allow the point of the sword to fall forward and to the left so that it is placed on the ground between the feet and in line with the tips of the toes. The hilt faces the right and the hand is cupped on top of the pommel. Place the left hand on top of the right hand and relax the body.|Note: This command is never given during a parade. In addition, a sword must never be held in this position during a parade; this can be done only during drill trainings and rehearsals, to take a break and/or relax the body.
Cepat jalan [Quick March (with sword)]#When the sword is sheathed, the right hand will be swung. The scabbard will be held by the left hand with the thumb and fingers clasping the scabbard, back of the hand to the left, forefinger running along the scabbard and the toe of the scabbard slightly forward.|If the sword is drawn, the left hand will be swung
Perlahan jalan [Slow March (with sword)]#When the sword is sheathed, the left hand retains its hold on the scabbard. The right arm is locked by the side, as in Attention.|When the sword is drawn, the scabbard of the sword is held with the left hand with the thumb and the fingers clasping the scabbard, back of the hand to the left, forefinger running along the scabbard and the toe of the scabbard slightly forward.
Hormat kehadapan hormat [Saluting to the front, salute]#Bring the sword to the "Recover": the sword edge should be to the left, with the hilt in line with the mouth, fingers curled around the handle - thumb pointing upwards, back of the hand to the front, forearm and the elbow close to the chest. Call out "SATU".|Lower the sword gracefully to the right side so that the right arm is straight, the edge of the sword is to the left touching the right thigh, the point is 30 cm (12 ins) from the ground and in front of the right shoulder. The thumb is flat on the side of the handle and the fingers grip the handle. The hilt is just behind the right thigh. Call out "DUA".|Bring the sword to the position of "Recover". Call out "TIGA"|Return to the position of "Carry". Call out "EMPAT".|Note: This drill should be taught using 4 keywords: "RECOVER", "SALUTE", "RECOVER", "CARRY". During a parade, when the command to Present Arms is given, the Parade Commander (PC) will carry out the first 2 steps. When he gives the command to Shoulder Arms, he will then carry out steps 3 and 4, to return to the Carry.linebreaklinebreakTiming: Personal Timing
Pandang ke kanan, pandang [Eyes right (Sword Drawn)]#The command is given as the right toe reaches the ground. As the left toe reaches the ground, extend the right arm out above shoulder height so that the pommel of the sword is in line with the top of the shoulder. The sword is held upright with the blade vertical and the edge to the right. At the same time, turn the head 60° to the right sharply. Call out "SATU".|As the right toe reaches the ground, keep the blade vertical, hand and elbow at the same height as in the first movement, bring the sword round in a circular sweep across the body so that the pommel of the hilt comes to the point of the left shoulder. The elbow is kept level with the shoulder and the thumb remains round the handle. Call out "DUA".$|As the left toe reaches the ground, without a pause, continue the sweep action, the sword passing through the position of the Recover until the pommel is in front of the right shoulder, the elbow is shoulder high, upper arm horizontal and hand in line with the mouth. Call out "TIGA".|As the right toe reaches the ground, lower the elbow to the side and change the grip so that the thumb points up the side of the handle. Lower the sword to the position of the salute and the point of the sword is 30 cm off the ground. Call out "EMPAT".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–2–CHECK–3–CHECK–4–CHECK–LEFT–CHECK–RIGHT...
Pandang ke hadapan, pandang [Eyes Front]#The command is given as the right toe reaches the ground. As the left toe reaches the ground, turn the head and eyes to the front sharply and, at the same time, bring the sword to the position of "Recover", elbow close to the side. Call out "SATU".|Complete a pace with the right foot while the sword remains at "Recover". Call out "DUA".|When the successive left toe reaches the ground, bring the sword to the position of "Carry". Call out "TIGA".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–2–CHECK–LEFT–CHECK–RIGHT...
Change Swords (at the Carry)#Bring the sword to the centre of the body and at the same time bring the left hand to grasp the right hand. Call out "SATU".|Bring the fingers of the right hand just outside the handle to interlock with the fingers of the left hand. Call out "DUA".|Bring the fingers of the left hand just inside the handle, holding the sword in the same position as with the right hand. Call out "TIGA".|Bring the sword to the left, in front of the left shoulder, and simultaneously cut the right arm to the side. Call out "EMPAT".|Note: This drill is usually done when the parade is commanded to Change Arms for the giving of cheers (/105) or, more commonly, for the recitation of pledge. Hence, it follows the same timing as Change Arms.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1–CHECK–1
Tundok [Bow]#Bow the head slowly and solemnly and hold this position for a minute.|Purpose: To bow heads in reverence during a blessing rite or observance of silence to honour the dead correctly and in a uniformed manner.
Sedia [Attention (from The Bow)]#Force the head upward and eyes to the front assuming the position of Attention.
Baris akan berikan tiga sorakan kepada __________, hip, hip, … (x 3) [Parade will render three cheers to __________ hip, hip, … (x 3)]#The right hand with clenched fist is punched upwards above the head calling out "HURRAY" and returning the fist in line with the right shoulder. This is repeated three times.|Note: On the last "HURRAY" the right hand is returned to the side of the body to re-assume Attention. To execute this movement with the WMG/CAF Gun, carry out Change Arms to free the right hand.|Purpose: To honour a personage correctly and in a uniform manner.
Betulkan barisan [Dress up]#The command is given when the squad is facing the flank.|a) Except for the rightmost person of the leading file, the other 2 men will raise the right arm to the right, parallel to the ground, and simultaneously turn the head to the right.linebreakb) The rest of the squad will force their right arm to the front, parallel to the ground, without turning the head.|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground.|Shuffle the feet to correct dressing. For the leading file, the knuckles of the right hand should touch the shoulder of the man on the right. For the rest of the squad, the right hand is 6 inches away from the person in front; if men in the same file have different arm lengths, the file will align to the man with the longest arm.|When the squad has finished correcting the dressing, the rightmost man in the last file will shout "3,2,1,CUT"; the squad will then cut the right arm to the side and turn the head back to the front (for the leading file) to resume Attention.|Purpose: To dress the squad before marching off, especially before the start of a parade, when the contingent is at the Form Up Point (FUP)linebreaklinebreakTiming: UP–CHECK–BANG!....3,2,1,CUT
Akan mara untuk diperhatikan semula, dari tengah, cepat jalan [Advance in Review Order, by the Centre, Quick March]#Quick march forward 14 steps with dressing taken from the leading row and middle column and Halt (/18).|Purpose: To accord the highest compliment to an individual during a parade. It is usually followed by the Present Arms, either automatically or by command.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–2–3–4–5–6–7–8–9–10–11–12–13–14–CHECK–BANG!
Jadikan dua barisan, gerak [Form 2 ranks, move]#Before executing this drill, the squad must be dressed in closed order and the centre rank must be made to number off 1 and 2 from the right, i.e. "Barisan tengah angka satu dan dua dari kanan bilang"|a) Odd numbers: Take a step diagonally forward to the left with the left foot and another step forward with the right foot.linebreakb) Even numbers: Take a step diagonally backward to the left with the left foot and another step backward with the right foot.|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to resume Attention.|Note: This drill is often combined with Right Dress, such that the command given would be "Jadikan dua barisan, ke kanan lurus".|Purpose: A body of men on ceremonial parade may need to form 2 ranks to allow the entire Guard-of-Honour (GOH) contingent to undergo inspection (2 ranks in Open Order). As this drill can help to lengthen the contingent, it is also sometimes used to make the GOH contingent look bigger in size.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–1–BANG!(–CHECK–UP–CHECK–BANG!)
Jadikan tiga barisan, gerak [Form 3 ranks, move]#a) Odd numbers: Take a step backward first followed by another step diagonally backward to the right.linebreakb) Even numbers: Take a step forward first followed by another step diagonally forward to the right.|Bend the left knee 90° with toes naturally pointing downwards and drive the left heel to strike the ground to resume Attention.|Note: This drill is often combined with Right Dress, such that the command given would be "Jadikan tiga barisan, ke kanan lurus".|Purpose: A Guard-of-Honour contingent that has formed 2 ranks in a ceremonial parade must re-form into 3 ranks just before the march pass.linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–1–BANG!(–CHECK–UP–CHECK–BANG!)
Dari kanan tukar haluan ke kanan dan berhenti ke kanan tukar [Change direction to the right at the Halt, right form]#a) The right marker turns to the right.linebreakb) The rest of the front rank inclines to the right.linebreakc) The remainder of the squad stands still.|When the command "Cepat jalan" is given, the squad marches as follows:linebreaka) The right marker marches forward 5 paces and halts.linebreakb) The rightmost men in the centre and rear rank wheel to the right, align with the right marker and halt after 5 paces.linebreakc) The rest of the files similarly wheel to the right, with every subsequent file marching for an additional 2 paces before halting, in alignment with the file on the right.$|Purpose: The "Form" enables a squad of over six files to change their direction to the right or left whilst remaining in line.|Notes: a) A squad of six files or less can change its direction to the right or left by simply wheeling. If a squad changes its direction, either by the Form or the Wheel, it will have a new Front.linebreakb) The word "berhenti" can be replaced with "hentak kaki" to have the files mark time (/29) instead of halting upon reaching their positions. Thereafter, the command to Halt or Forward should be given.linebreakc) When Forming to the left, the actions are done in the opposite direction, with the directing flank being the "left marker's column".linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1...1,2,3,4,5–BANG!–7–BANG!–9–BANG!....
Dari kanan tukar haluan ke kanan dan berhenti ke kanan tukar [Change direction to the right at the Halt, right form]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground.linebreaka) The right marker pivots through 90° to the right, marches five paces forward and halts.linebreakb) The rest of the men of the leading rank pivot through 45° to the right, march to their positions and halt independently but in alignment with the man on the right.linebreakc) The remainder of the squad follow round to their positions and halt.|Purpose: The "Form" enables a squad of over six files to change their direction to the right or left whilst remaining in line.|Note: a) This drill should first be taught from the Halt to the Halt (/112).linebreakb) The word "berhenti" can be replaced with "hentak kaki" to have the files mark time instead of halting upon reaching their positions. Thereafter, the command to Halt or Forward should be given.linebreakc) When Forming to the left, the actions are done in the opposite direction, with the directing flank being the "left marker's column".linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1,2,3,4,5–BANG!–7–BANG!–9–BANG!.... 
Dari kiri, disebelah kanan dan berhenti jadikan skuad [By the left, on the right, at the Halt, form squad]#This drill is executed when the squad is standing facing the flank. Except for the rightmost man of the leading file (pivot man), the rest of the squad will incline to the right.|Upon the command "Cepat jalan", the entire squad starts to march as follows:linebreaka) The pivot man marches forward 5 paces and halts.linebreakb) The other 2 men will also simultaneously march and wheel to follow him for 5 paces and halt behind him.linebreakc) At the same time, the remaining files will march forward from where they are, with the man at the rightmost of each file leading their respective files. Each file will begin marching and wheeling, independently, to aim for a position to the right of the leading file and will march for an additional 2 paces before halting. Interval and dressing must be taken from the left. At the end, the leading file will be the leftmost file in a freshly formed squad that is facing a new standard front, with a new right marker.$|Purpose: To allow a squad that is facing a flank in threes to change its formation to that of a Line, without changing direction.|Notes:linebreaka) The word "berhenti" can be replaced with "hentak kaki" to have the files mark time instead of halting upon reaching their positions. Thereafter, the command to Halt or Forward should be given.linebreakb) When forming the squad on the left, the actions are done in the opposite direction, with the pivot man being the leftmost in the leading file. linebreaklinebreakTiming: 1–CHECK–1...1,2,3,4,5–BANG!–7–BANG!–9–BANG!...
Dari kiri, disebelah kanan dan berhenti jadikan skuad [By the left, on the right, at the Halt, form squad]#The command is given as the left heel strikes the ground. The squad inclines to the right and marches as follows:linebreaka) The pivot man (rightmost in the leading file) marches 5 paces forward and halts facing the new direction.linebreakb) The other 2 men will also simultaneously march and wheel to follow him for 5 paces and halt behind him.linebreakc) At the same time, the remaining files will march forward from where they are, with the man at the rightmost of each file leading their respective files. Each file will begin marching and wheeling, independently, to aim for a position to the right of the leading file and will march for an additional 2 paces before halting. Interval and dressing must be taken from the left. At the end, the leading file will be the leftmost file in a freshly formed squad that is facing a new standard front, with a new right marker.$|Purpose: To allow a squad that is marching to a flank in threes to change its formation to that of a Line, without changing direction.|Notes:linebreaka) The word "berhenti" can be replaced with "hentak kaki" to have the files mark time instead of halting upon reaching their positions. Thereafter, the command to Halt or Forward should be given.linebreakb) When forming the squad on the left, the actions are done in the opposite direction, with the pivot man being the leftmost in the leading file. Dressing would thus be taken from the right. Hence, the command would then be "Dari kanan, disebelah kiri dan berhenti jadikan skuad". The command would be given as per the left turn, i.e. as the right heel strikes the ground.linebreaklinebreakTiming: CHECK–1–CHECK–1,2,3,4,5–BANG!–7–BANG!–9–BANG!... (when forming squad on the left, the second "CHECK" is removed from the timing, to follow the timing of Left Turn on the March)