On Right into Line ... Right Turn. Column Right ... Right Turn. Right Front into Line ... Continue. (Caution) If halted, Forward. _Rear Platoon, C.O._ On Right into Line ... Continue. (caution) If halted, Forward. Column Right ... Continue. (caution) If halted, Forward. Right Front into Line ... Right Oblique QUESTIONS WHICH COME UP IN DAILY MILITARY LIFE. It is well to have a solution on hand. (1) The company is in line reversed,--16th squad where 1st squad should be. Bring the company into proper line, 1-2-3-4; 5-6-7-8; 9-10-11-12; 13-14-15-16. (2) You are platoon leader. Your platoon is drilling separately and you get assembled in company line. 16-15-14-13; 12-11-10-9; 4-3-2-1; 5-6-7-8. What commands do you give to get the platoon into line properly arranged? (3) You are in charge of the company and find yourself marching into the company street in reverse order. What commands do you give to correct this? (4) You are marching your company to the rear along a road through a narrow cut. Suddenly around a bend comes an ambulance. To let it pass, you must immediately reduce your marching front. What is the quickest method? (This can be used also in arranging the advance party of the outguard.) (5) You are marching your company in company front, and wish to march in column of platoons. What do you command? ANSWERS. (1) Right (left) by squads. Column left (right). Squads right (left) Company, Halt. (2) Forward; 2 March. On left into line; 2 Platoon; 3 Halt. (3) On right (left) into line. (4) 1 Squads right; 2 March. 2 By the left flank; 2 March. (5) 1 Right by squads; 2 March. 2 Platoons left front into line; Double time; 2 March. On the O.D. Shirt Collar Insignia is worn as follows: "On the right side, in the middle of the collar, the letters (U.S.), (U.S.R.), (U.S.N.A.), and the insignia of rank; the letters one inch from the end of the collar and the insignia of rank one-half inch from letters." "On the left side in the middle of the collar, and one inch from the end, the insignia of the arm of the service." _For Second Lieutenants._ On the right side, in the middle of the collar, and one inch from the end, the letters (U.S.), (U.S.R.), (U.S.N.A.). On the left side, in the middle of the collar and one inch from the end, the insignia of the arm of service. When the Star Spangled Banner is played, an officer in uniform if uncovered stands at Attention. If covered he salutes. An officer "Presents his compliments" only to his juniors. 1. COMPANY RIGHT, MARCH; COMPANY, Halt; Forward March. Being in line to turn. Right-flank man is pivot. Right guide steps back at command March, and marks time. 2. PLATOONS RIGHT, MARCH; Company, Halt; Forward March. Line to Column Platoons, reverse. Guides must be covering.