Drill regulations

Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan

APPROVED

By Presidential Decree

Republic of Kazakhstan

dated July 5, 2007, No. 364

DRILL REGULATIONS

Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan

     The present Charter defines drill techniques and movement without weapons and with weapons; formations of units and military units on foot and in vehicles; the procedure for performing military greetings, conducting a drill review; the position of the Battle Banner of a military unit in the ranks, the order of its removal and bearing; duties of military personnel before formation and in formation and requirements for their drill training, as well as the methods of movement of military personnel on the battlefield and their actions in case of a sudden enemy attack.

     The Combat Regulations of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Combat Regulations) apply to military personnel of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan (hereinafter referred to as the Armed Forces) and citizens discharged from military service with the right to wear military uniforms.

     The footnote. The preamble as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 10/28/2025 No. 1068 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

Chapter 1. General provisions

     1. Formation - the deployment of military personnel, units and units established by the Charter for their joint actions on foot and in vehicles.

     2. A line is a formation in which military personnel are placed next to each other on the same line and at established intervals.

     A line of cars is a system in which cars are placed next to each other on the same line and at set intervals.

     3. Flank - the right (left) extremity of the formation. When the formation turns, the names of the flanks do not change.

     4. The front is the side of the formation to which the military personnel face (cars - the frontal part).

     5. The rear side of the formation is the side opposite to the front.

     6. The interval is the distance along the front between military personnel (vehicles), units and units.

     7. Distance - the distance in depth between military personnel (vehicles), units and units.

     8. The width of the formation is the distance between the flanks.

     9. The depth of the formation is the distance from the first rank (in front of the standing soldier) to the last rank (behind the standing soldier), and when operating on vehicles, the distance from the first line of vehicles (in front of the standing car) to the last line of vehicles (behind the standing car).

     10. A two-tier formation is a formation in which military personnel of one rank are positioned at the back of the head of the military personnel of the other rank at a distance of one step (an outstretched arm placed with the palm of the hand on the shoulder of the soldier in front). The ranks are called the first and second. When the formation is rotated, the names of the ranks do not change.

     A row is two soldiers standing in a two-tier formation in the back of each other's head. If a soldier of the first rank is not standing behind a soldier of the second rank, such a row is called incomplete; the last row must always be full.

     When the two-step formation turns around, the soldier of the incomplete row moves into the front rank.

     Four soldiers or less are always formed in one line.

     11. Single-row (line) and double-row formations can be closed or open.

     In a closed formation, military personnel in ranks are positioned at the front from one another at intervals equal to the width of the palm between the elbows.

     In an open formation, military personnel in ranks are located along the front from one another at intervals of one step or at intervals specified by the commander.

     12. A column is a formation in which military personnel are positioned at the back of each other's heads, and units (vehicles) are located one after the other at distances established by the Charter or the commander.

     Columns can be one, two, three, four or more. Columns are used to build divisions and units in a deployed or marching formation.

     Four soldiers or less are always formed in a column one at a time.

     13. A deployed formation is a formation in which units are built on the same line along the front in a single-file or double-file formation (in a line of vehicles) or in a line of columns at intervals established by the Charter or the commander. The deployed formation is used for inspections, calculations, inspections, parades, as well as in other necessary cases.

     14. A marching formation is a formation in which a unit is built in a column or units in columns are built one after the other at distances set by the Charter or the commander.

     The marching formation is used for the movement of units during a march, a solemn march, with a song, as well as in other necessary cases.

     15. A guide is a military man (unit, vehicle) moving head-on in the specified direction. The rest of the military personnel (units, vehicles) follow the guide.

     The last one is a soldier (unit, car) moving last in the column.

1. Building management

     16. The control of the formation (in the car) is carried out by commands that can be given by the commander by voice, signals and personal example, as well as transmitted by technical means of communication.

     Commands can be transmitted along the column through unit commanders (senior vehicles) and designated observers.

     In the ranks, the senior commander is located where it is more convenient for him to command. The other commanders give commands, remaining in the places established by the Charter or the senior commander.

     Unit commanders from a company and above in the marching formation of a battalion and brigade (regiment) are allowed to leave the line only to give commands and verify their execution.

     17. The team is divided into preliminary and executive teams; there can be only executive teams.

     The preliminary command is given to enhance the attention of military personnel and prepare for the execution of the executive command clearly, loudly and in a long drawl, so that those in the ranks understand what actions the commander requires of them.

     The executive command (printed in large type in the Charter) is given after a pause loudly, abruptly and clearly. The executive command is executed immediately and accurately.

     In order to attract the attention of the unit or individual serviceman in the preliminary command, if necessary, the name of the unit or the rank and surname of the serviceman are called.

     For example: "Platoon (3rd platoon) - STOP." "Private Alimov, captain."

     When the commander (chief) addresses the unit and at the preliminary command, the military personnel who are in line on the spot take a drill stance, and when moving they move to a drill step. When the chief addresses a serviceman outside the ranks, he turns to face the chief and assumes a drill stance.

     If the chief addresses a serviceman in the ranks by his military rank and surname, he responds: "I am," and when addressing only by military rank, the serviceman responds by naming his position, military rank and surname. At the same time, the position of the weapon does not change and the hand is not applied to the headdress.

     When performing techniques with weapons, the name of the weapon is indicated in the preliminary command, if necessary.

     For example: "Machine guns on the CHEST."

     The voice when giving commands should be commensurate with the width and depth of the formation, and the report should be pronounced clearly, without a sharp increase in voice.

     18. The signals for controlling the formation and the signals for controlling the machine are specified in appendices 1__ and 2__ .

     If necessary, the commander assigns additional signals to control the formation.

     19. Commands related to all units are accepted and immediately executed by all unit commanders and vehicle commanders (senior).

     When transmitting a command, the signal "ATTENTION" is pre-indicated, and if the command refers to only one of the divisions, then a signal indicating the number of this division is given. The signals for unit numbers are set by the commander of the unit.

     The readiness to accept a command is also indicated by the "ATTENTION" signal.

     The receipt of the signal is confirmed by its repetition.

     20. To cancel or terminate the reception, the "SET ASIDE" command is given. With this command, the position that was before the reception is taken.

     21. During training, it is allowed to perform the drill techniques and movements specified in the Regulations by divisions, as well as with the help of preparatory exercises.

     For example: "Machine gun on the chest, by divisions: do - ONE, do - TWO, do -THREE." "To the right, according to the divisions: do - ONE, do-TWO."

     22. When forming national teams, their combat calculation is carried out for divisions. For calculation, military personnel are lined up in a single-row or double-row formation and calculated according to the general numbering, as specified in paragraph 88 of this Statute. After that, depending on the size of the team, the calculation of companies, platoons and squads is carried out sequentially and the commanders of these units are appointed.

     To participate in parades, as well as in other cases, a unit may be formed into a common column of three, four or more by order of the commander. In this case, the construction is carried out, as a rule, by ranking (height).

     23. The units are built by the command "STAND UP", before which the order of construction is indicated.

     For example: "Squad, stand in one line."

     At this command, the soldier must quickly take his place in the ranks, dial the set interval and distance, and take a drill stance.

24. When submitting commands for units of the types, branches of the Armed Forces and special forces of the Armed Forces, instead of the names "squad", "platoon", "company", "battalion" and "brigade" ("regiment"), the names of the units and units adopted in the types, branches of the Armed Forces and in the special forces of the Armed Forces are indicated..

     25. Units and divisions not specified in this Charter should be guided by its provisions, taking into account their organizational and staff structure.

2. Duties of commanders and military personnel before and in the ranks

     26. The commander must:

     specify the place, time, order of formation, form of clothing and equipment, as well as what kind of weapons, military and other equipment to have; if necessary, appoint an observer.;

     check and know the presence of subordinates of their unit (unit), weapons, military and other equipment, ammunition, personal protective equipment and trench tools in the ranks;

     check the appearance of subordinates, as well as the availability of equipment and the correct fit.;

     maintain the discipline of the formation and require the exact fulfillment of commands by units, and by military personnel of their duties in the ranks.;

     take a military stance when giving commands on foot on the spot;

     to check the availability and serviceability of equipment for the transportation of personnel, the correct fastening of the transported (towed) material part and the stowage of property, when building units with weapons, military and other equipment, to carry out their external inspection;

     Company commanders and above are required to have a drill note (Appendix 3);

     remind the personnel of safety requirements;

     observe the prescribed driving distances, speed, and rules of the road.

     27. The serviceman is obliged to:

     check the serviceability of your weapons, weapons attached to them, military and other equipment, ammunition, personal protective equipment, trench tools, uniforms and equipment;

     carefully refuel the uniforms, put on and adjust the equipment correctly, and help the soldiers standing nearby to eliminate the noticed shortcomings.;

     know your place in the ranks, be able to take it quickly, without fuss; keep alignment, set interval and distance in motion; comply with safety requirements; do not get out of order (cars) without permission;

     Don't talk in formation without permission;

     be attentive to your commander's commands, execute them quickly and accurately without interfering with others;

     transmit commands without distortion, loudly and clearly.

Chapter 2. Military techniques and movement without weapons and with weapons 1. Combat techniques and movement without armoriNgstroke stance

     28. The drill stand (fig. 1) is taken at the command "STAND UP". On this command, quickly get in line, stand straight, without tension, put your heels together, align your socks along the front line, placing them foot-width apart; straighten your knees, but do not strain; lift your chest, and bring your whole body forward a little; pick up your stomach; turn your shoulders; lower your arms so that the hands, palms facing inwards, were on the side and in the middle of the thighs, and the fingers were bent and touching the thigh; keep your head high and straight, without exposing your chin; look straight ahead; be prepared for immediate action.

     On the spot, at the command of "ATTENTION", quickly take a drill stance and do not move.

     The drill stand on the spot is accepted even without a command: during the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan, when the commander (chief) addresses, gives and receives orders, reports, performs a military greeting, as well as when giving commands.

     During the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Kazakhstan, unit commanders from the platoon commander and above put their hand to their headdress.

     29. At the command "AT EASE", stand free, loosen your right or left leg at the knee, but do not move from your seat, do not weaken your attention and do not talk.

     On command, "REFUEL" without leaving your place in the ranks, adjust your weapons, uniforms and equipment; if necessary, get out of order - contact your immediate superior for permission.

     The command "AT EASE" is given before the command "REFUEL".

     30. To remove the hats, the command "Hats (headdress) - TAKE OFF" is given, and for putting on - "Hats (headdress) - PUT ON".

     The removed headdress is held in the left arm bent at the elbow with the cockade facing forward (Fig. 2).

     Without a weapon or with a weapon in the "behind the back" position, the headdress is removed and put on with the right hand, and with a weapon in the "belt", "chest" and "leg" positions - with the left. When removing the headdress with the carbine in the "shoulder" position, the carbine is pre-positioned in the "leg" position.

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Turns on the spot

     31. On-site turns are performed according to the commands: "Forward", "Half-turn forward", "Forward", "Half-turn forward", "Turn".

     Turns around, to the left, half a turn to the left are made towards the left hand on the left heel and on the right toe; turns to the right, half a turn to the right - towards the right hand on the right heel and on the left toe.

     Turns are performed in two steps:

     The first technique is to turn around, maintaining the correct body position, and without bending your knees, transfer the weight of your body to the supporting leg.;

     the second technique is to put the other foot in the shortest way.

Movement

     32. Movement is performed by walking or running.

     The step movement is carried out at a rate of 95-105 steps per minute. The step length is 60-70 cm.

     Running in formation is carried out at a pace of 165-180 steps per minute. The step length is 85-90 cm.

     There are marching and marching steps.

     The drill step is used when units are marching through a solemn march, performing a military salute in motion, addressing the commander (chief) to the unit, approaching the soldier to the commander (chief) and departing from him, leaving the soldier and returning to the ranks, as well as during drill training.

     The walking step is used in all other cases.

     The footnote. Paragraph 32 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     33. The movement begins in a marching step at the command "MARCH in a marching step".

     The marching movement begins at the command "Step - MARCH", according to this command, the military personnel take three marching steps, after which they switch to a marching step.

     At the preliminary command, move the body slightly forward, shift the weight of the body more onto the right leg, while maintaining stability; at the executive command, start moving with the left foot in full stride.

     When moving in a marching step, bring the foot forward to a height of 10-15 cm from the ground and place it firmly on the entire foot, take out the sock more freely, without stretching.

     Using your hands, starting from the shoulder, make movement around the body: forward – bending them at the elbows, freely, so that the hands rise above the belt buckle by palm width and palm distance from the body, and the elbow is at hand level; backward – arbitrarily without tension in the shoulder joint, at an angle of 25-30 degrees (15-20 cm from the middle of the thigh). The fingers of the hands are bent (Fig. 3), keep the head straight, look in front of you.

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     When walking, take the foot out freely, without pulling the sock, and place it on the ground, as with normal walking; use your hands to make free movements around the body.

     While moving at a marching pace, when the commander (chief) addresses the unit, as well as at the command "ATTENTION", switch to a marching step. When moving in a marching step, follow the command "AT EASE" to walk at a marching pace.

     The footnote. Paragraph 33 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     34. Running movement begins at the command "Run - MARCH".

     When moving from a place, at the preliminary command, the body should be slightly pushed forward, the arms should be bent slightly, with the elbows slightly back; at the executive command, start running with the left foot, with the hands making free movements forward and backward to the beat of running.

     To switch from a step to a run, bend your arms at the preliminary command, taking your elbows back a little. The executive command is given simultaneously with placing the left foot on the ground. At this command, take a step with your right foot and start running with your left foot.

     To switch from running to walking, the "Step - MARCH" command is given. The executive command is given simultaneously with placing the right foot on the ground. At this command, take two more steps running and start walking with your left foot.

     35. The designation of a step on the spot is performed by the command "On the spot, step - MARCH" (in motion "ON THE SPOT").

     According to this command, the step is indicated by raising and lowering the legs, while lifting the foot 10-15 cm from the ground and placing it on the entire foot, starting with the toe; use your hands to move in time with the step (Fig. 4). At the command "STRAIGHT", given simultaneously with placing the left foot on the ground, make the right foot One more step in place and start moving with full stride from the left foot. At the same time, the first three steps should be routine.

     The footnote. Paragraph 35 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     36. To stop the movement, the command "STOP" is given, for example: "Private Alimov, STOP."

     At the executive command, given simultaneously with placing the right or left foot on the ground, take another step and, putting the foot, take a drill stance.

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     37. To change the speed of movement, commands are given: "STEP WIDER", "STEP SHORTER", "STEP MORE OFTEN", "STEP LESS OFTEN", "HALF STEP", "FULL STEP".

38. To move single soldiers a few steps to the side, a command is given, for example: "Private Alimbekov. Two steps to the right (left), step - MARCH."

     On this command, take two steps to the right (left), placing your foot after each step.

     To move forward or backward several steps, a command is given, for example: "Two steps forward (back), one step - MARCH."

     On this command, take two steps forward (backward) and put your foot down.

     No hand movement is performed when moving to the right, left, or backward.

Turns in motion

     39. Turns in motion are performed according to the commands: "Forward", "Forward", "Circle - MARCH".

     To turn to the right (to the left), the executive command is given simultaneously with placing the right (left) foot on the ground. At this command, take a step with your left (right) foot, turn on the toe of your left (right) foot, simultaneously bring your right (left) foot forward and continue moving in a new direction.

     To turn around, the executive command is given simultaneously with placing the right foot on the ground, following this command, take another step with the left foot, take the right foot half a step forward and slightly to the left and, turning sharply towards the left hand on the toes of both feet, continue moving with the left foot in the opposite direction.

     When turning, the movement of the arms is performed in time with the step.

     Turns to the right and left when running are performed according to the same commands as when walking, turning in one place for two counts to the beat of running. Turning around on the run is done towards the left hand in one place for four counts in time with running.

2. Combat techniques and movement with weapons. Combat stance with weapons

     40. The combat stance with a weapon is the same as without a weapon, while holding the weapon in the "belt" position with the muzzle facing up, the forearm in a horizontal position, slightly pressing the elbow to the body, and the automatic rifle with the folding butt facing down (Fig. 5-1), 2), 4).

     When taking a drill stand with the machine gun in the "chest" position, take the machine gun by the neck of the butt (receiver) with your right hand, lower your left hand.

     Hold the light machine gun at the foot, with the right hand freely lowered so that the butt rested on the ground, touching the foot of the right foot (Fig. 5).

     Hold the carbine at your foot in the same way as a light machine gun, while holding the barrel by the gas tube with your right hand freely lowered (Fig. 5).

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Performing techniques with weapons on the spot

     41. The machine is taken from the "belt-on" position to the "chest-on" position at the command "Machine-on-CHEST" in three steps:

     the first technique is to move your right hand slightly up along the belt, remove the machine gun from your shoulder and, grabbing it with your left hand by the forearm and receiver plate, hold it vertically in front of you with the magazine to the left, muzzle at chin height (Fig. 6);

     the second technique is to move the belt to the right with your right hand and grab it with your palm from below so that the fingers are bent and facing you; at the same time, pass the elbow of your right hand under the belt (Fig. 6);

     The third technique is to throw the belt over your head; take the machine gun by the neck of the butt with your right hand, and quickly lower your left hand (Fig. 6).

     The automatic rifle with a folding butt is taken from the "belt" position to the "chest" position on the same command in two steps.:

     the first technique is to remove the machine gun from the shoulder with the right hand, without removing the elbow of the right hand from under the belt, and, grabbing the machine gun with the left hand by the forearm and receiver plate from below, hold it in front of you with the magazine down, muzzle to the left (Fig. 6);

     The second technique is to throw the belt over your head with your right hand over your left shoulder, take the machine gun by the receiver at the belt, and quickly lower your left hand (Fig. 6).

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     42. The machine gun is taken from the "chest" position to the "belt" position at the command "SHOULDER" in three steps:

     The first technique is to take the submachine gun by the forearm and receiver cover with your left hand from below and, at the same time, pushing it slightly forward, pull your right hand out from under the belt, grasp the neck of the butt and hold the machine gun, as shown in Fig. 7;

     The second technique is to lift the machine gun up, throw the belt over your head and hold the machine gun vertically in front of you with the magazine to the left, muzzle at chin height (Fig. 7);

     The third technique is to take the belt by its upper part with your right hand and throw the machine gun over your right shoulder into the "on the belt" position, and quickly lower your left hand (Fig. 5).

     A machine gun with a folding butt from the "chest" position to the "belt" position is taken on the same command in three steps.:

     the first technique is to take the machine gun from above by the barrel and the gas tube with your left hand and, lifting the machine slightly up, pull the elbow of your right hand out from under the belt, with your right hand, palm down, take the belt from the receiver (Fig.7);

     the second technique is to turn the automatic receiver upwards, throw the belt over your head and hold the automatic magazine to the right (Fig. 7);

     The third technique is to throw the machine gun over your right shoulder into the "belt" position, and quickly lower your left arm (Fig. 5).

     43. The carbine (light machine gun) is taken from the "to the foot" position to the "on the belt" position at the command "On the shoulder" in three steps:

     the first technique is to lift the carbine (light machine gun) with your right hand, without taking it away from your body, turn the magazine (light machine gun - pistol grip) to the left; take the carbine by the magazine (light machine gun - by the forearm) with your left hand and hold it with the muzzle at eye level; press the elbow of your right hand (Fig. 8 - 1), 2);

     The second technique is to take the belt with your right hand and pull it to the left (Fig. 8);

     The third technique is to quickly throw the carbine (light machine gun) over your shoulder; lower your left arm; lower your right arm along the belt so that your forearm is in a horizontal position; slightly press the carbine (light machine gun) with your elbow to your body (Fig. 8-4), 5).

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     44. The carbine (light machine gun) is taken from the "belt" position to the "leg" position at the command "To the toe" in two steps:

     The first technique is to move your right hand slightly up along the belt, remove the carbine (light machine gun) from your shoulder and, grabbing it by the forearm with your left hand, take the carbine (light machine gun) with your right for the upper part of the barrel lining with a magazine (a light machine gun with a pistol grip) to the left, with a muzzle cut at eye level (Fig. 8-1), 2);

     The second technique is to quickly lower the left hand, and place the carbine (light machine gun) smoothly with the right on the ground at the foot (Fig. 5-3), 5).

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     45. The carbine is taken from the "leg" position to the "shoulder" position only with a fixed bayonet at the command "Shoulder" in two steps.:

     the first technique is to use your right hand, lifting and turning the carbine bolt forward, move it vertically near the body to the left side and simultaneously grab the upper part of the forearm and barrel lining with your right hand, at the same time move your left hand slightly forward and place the carbine butt on the palm of your left hand so that the butt of the butt rests on palms, the thumb was in front, and the rest of the fingers were pressed against the left side of the butt; hold the carbine vertically in an outstretched arm against the left shoulder, touching the butt of the left leg; the elbow of the right hand is at shoulder height (Fig. 9);

     The second technique is to quickly lower your right hand, simultaneously raise the carbine with your left hand so that it fits into the shoulder socket with the trigger guard, and hold it without knocking it to the side; hold your left hand slightly below the elbow, press the butt to your belt, and your forearm to your side (Fig. 9-2), 3).

     46. The carbine is placed in the "to the foot" position from the "on the shoulder" position at the command "To the toe" in three steps:

     the first technique is to quickly lower your left hand, simultaneously grasp the carbine with your right hand by the upper part of the forearm and barrel lining and place it in the position shown in Fig. 9-1);

     the second technique is to move the carbine with your right hand down to your right leg, turning its bolt towards you; supporting the carbine with your left hand at the bayonet tube, hold it along the thigh of your right leg so that the butt touches the foot;

     The third technique is to quickly lower your left hand and place the carbine smoothly on the ground with your right hand.

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     47. If necessary, release (tighten) the belt, the command "Belt - RELEASE (TIGHTEN)" is given.

     At the command "Belt", take submachine guns and hand grenade launchers in your right hand, carbines and machine guns to your foot; for a machine gun with a folding butt, flip the butt back, for which you can move your right hand up the belt slightly, remove the machine gun from your shoulder and, grabbing it with your left hand by the forearm and receiver cover, hold it horizontally in front of you with the magazine down at chin level. While holding the machine gun with your left hand, release the latch with your right hand and flip back the butt. Take the machine gun in your right hand by the forearm and receiver cover. At the command "RELEASE (PULL UP)", make a half turn to the right, simultaneously put your left foot one step to the left and, leaning forward, rest the gun butt against the foot of your left foot, and place the barrel on the bend of your right elbow; do not bend your knees; hold the belt buckle with your right hand, pull up (release) with your left hand strap on your belt and take a drill stand on your own.

     48. The weapon is taken from the "on the belt" position to the "behind the back" position by the command "Weapon - BEHIND the BACK" (this command must be preceded by the command "release the belt") in two steps.:

     the first technique is to take the belt slightly lower than the right shoulder with your left hand, and simultaneously grasp the butt with your right hand (an automatic rifle with a folding butt and a hand grenade launcher by the barrel at the bottom);

     The second technique is to lift the weapon up with your right hand, and with your left hand throw the belt over your head over your left shoulder; quickly lower the weapon and arms (Fig. 10).

     The machine gun is placed in the "behind the back" position without a bayonet, and the carbine is held with the bayonet open.

     49. The weapon is taken from the "behind the back" position to the "on the belt" position at the command "Weapon - on the belt" in two steps:

The first technique is to take the belt slightly lower than the left shoulder with your left hand, and simultaneously grasp the butt (by the barrel, by the bell) with your right hand;

     The second technique is to lift the weapon with your right hand, and with your left hand throw the belt over your head onto your right shoulder, and take the belt with your right hand, as shown in Fig. 5 - 1), 2), 4) and 8-4), 5), and quickly lower your left hand.

     50. To move the machine gun from the "chest" position to the "back" position and from the "back" position to the "chest" position, as well as the carbine, from the "back" position to the "leg" position, the weapon is first taken on command to the "belt" position.

     To move a machine gun with a folding butt to the "behind" position from the "chest" position, take the machine gun by the muzzle of the barrel with your right hand and move it to the "behind" position.

     To transfer a machine gun with a folding butt from the "behind" position to the "chest" position, take the machine gun by the muzzle of the barrel with your right hand and, pulling it with the muzzle to the left shoulder, move it to the "chest" position.

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     51. Before giving the commands "Behind your back", "On your belt" and "On your chest", the weapon is pre-locked on the command "Lock and lock".

     If it is necessary to unlock the bayonet-knife (to throw back the bayonet) or to attach it, then the commands "Bayonet-knife - UNLOCK" ("Bayonet - FOLD BACK") and "Bayonet-knife (bayonet) - ATTACH" are given.

     52. At the general command "To the foot", carbines and machine guns are placed in the "to the foot" position, while the positions of machine guns and hand grenade launchers do not change.

     53. To correct the incorrect position of the weapon, the "Fix - WEAPON" command is given.

     54. Weapons are placed on the ground on command, for example: "Squad, put down - WEAPONS".

     At the command to "Put down", submachine guns and hand grenade launchers are taken in the right hand; carbines and machine guns are placed in the "leg" position; machine guns also have bipods.

     At the command "WEAPON", the first rank takes two steps forward and puts its foot, then both ranks simultaneously take a step forward with their left foot and place the weapon on the ground with the bolt handle (bolt carrier) down, the butt of the butt at the toe of the right foot (the right leg does not bend at the knee, the left arm is pulled back until it fails, the head position - straight, chin raised), after which the left foot is placed against the right.

     Hand grenade launchers are placed on the ground with the handle to the left. Machine guns are mounted on bipods.

     Single military personnel and military personnel in single-file formation, on executive command, perform only the last two actions.

     55. To pick up a weapon from the ground, the commands "Squad - To-ARMS" and then "To the GUN" are given.

     On the first command, the squad lines up at the weapons. On the second command, the soldiers take a step forward with their left foot, take the weapon in their right hand and, straightening up, put their left foot against their right. The second rank takes two steps forward, after which both ranks simultaneously take their weapons to the "belt" position. The bipods of the machine guns are pre-folded.

Turns and movement with weapons

     56. Turns and movement with weapons are performed according to the same rules and commands as without weapons.

     57. When turning with a weapon in the "to the foot" position on the spot, at the preliminary command, lift the weapon slightly and at the same time bring the bayonet (muzzle) towards yourself, and press your right hand slightly against your right thigh. After making a turn, at the same time as placing your foot, gently lower the weapon to the ground.

     58. To move with a weapon in the "to the leg" position, raise the weapon slightly at the preliminary "Step" command, and at the preliminary "Run" command, in addition, bend the left arm at the elbow.

     When running, hold the weapon in a slightly bent right hand so that the muzzle of the weapon is slightly pushed forward. When running in close formation, remove the bayonet.

     59. When moving with a weapon in the "leg" position and in the "shoulder", "belt" and "chest" positions with the hand not occupied with the weapon, and when moving with the weapon "behind the back" with both hands, make free movements around the body to the beat of the step.

     60. When moving with a carbine in the shoulder position, stop at the executive command "STOP" and without the command to take the carbine to the foot position according to the rules specified in paragraph 46 of this Statute.

     61. In motion, the carbine is taken from the "to the foot" position to the "on the shoulder" position in two steps, just as on the spot (paragraph 45 of this Statute), at the command "On the shoulder", given simultaneously with placing the left foot on the ground. At the executive command, take a step with your right foot and then consistently place your left foot on the ground to perform each move.

     62. When moving, the carbine is taken to the "to the foot" position from the "on the shoulder" position in three steps, just as on the spot (paragraph 46 of this Statute), at the command "To the no-GE", given simultaneously with placing the left foot on the ground. At the executive command, take a step with your right foot and then consistently place your left foot on the ground to perform each move.

Chapter 3. Performing a military salute, leaving the ranks and returning to the ranks. Approaching the boss and moving away from him1. Performing a military salute without weapons in place and on the move

     63. The military greeting is performed clearly and smartly.

     64. To perform a military salute on the spot outside the ranks without a headdress, three to four steps before the chief (senior), turn in his direction, take a drill stance and look him in the face, turning his head after him.

     If the headdress is on, then, in addition, attach your right hand to the headdress in the shortest way so that the fingers are together, the palm is straight, the middle finger touches the lower edge of the headdress (at the visor), and the elbow is on the line and shoulder height (Fig. 11). When turning the head towards the boss (senior), the position of the hand at the headdress remains unchanged.

     When the superior (senior) passes the person performing the military salute, put his head straight and at the same time lower his right arm.

     65. To perform a military salute while moving out of formation without a headdress, three to four steps before the chief (senior), simultaneously with putting your foot, stop moving your arms, turn your head in his direction and, continuing to move, look him in the face. After passing the boss (senior), put your head straight and keep moving your arms.

     When wearing a headdress, simultaneously with placing your foot on the ground, turn your head and place your right hand on the headdress, hold your left hand motionless at your hip (Fig. 12); after passing the boss (senior), simultaneously with placing your left foot on the ground, place your head straight and lower your right hand.

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     When overtaking a superior (senior), perform a military salute with the first step of overtaking. With the second step, put your head straight and lower your right arm.

     66. If a serviceman has his hands full with a burden, perform a military greeting by turning his head towards the superior (senior).

2. Performing a military salute with a weapon in place and on the move

     67. A military salute with a weapon in place outside the ranks is performed in the same way as without a weapon (paragraph 64 of this Statute); in this case, the position of the weapon, with the exception of the carbine in the shoulder position, does not change and the hand is not applied to the headdress.

     When performing a military salute with a carbine in the shoulder position, it is first taken to the foot position.

     With a weapon in the "behind the back" position, perform a military salute by putting your right hand to the headdress.

     68. To perform a military salute while moving out of formation with a weapon at the foot, "on the belt" or "on the chest" three to four steps before the chief (senior) simultaneously with the foot position, turn your head in his direction and stop moving with your free hand; with a weapon in the "behind the back" position, in addition. place your right hand on the headdress.

     When performing a military salute with a carbine in the shoulder position, keep moving with your right hand.

     69. Performing a military greeting on the command "To meet on the right (left, from the front), on the kara-UL" with a carbine from the "to the foot" position is carried out in two steps:

     The first technique is to raise the carbine with your right hand, hold it vertically, with the barrel against the middle of your chest, with the aiming bar facing you; at the same time, take the carbine by the forearm with your left hand (four fingers in front of the magazine, and the thumb under the aiming bar), the left hand at waist height (Fig. 13);

     The second technique is to place the right hand on the neck of the box and support the carabiner with it so that the thumb is behind, and the other fingers, folded together and extended, lie obliquely in front of the neck of the box (Fig. 13).

     Simultaneously with the second step, turn your head to the right (to the left) and follow the boss with your eyes, turning your head after him.

     70. From the "on guard" position, the carbine is taken to the "to the foot" position at the command "To the toe".

     At the preliminary command, put your head straight, and at the executive command, take the carbine to your leg in three steps.:

     The first technique is to move your right hand up and take the carbine by the upper part of the forearm and barrel lining.;

     The second technique is to move the carbine to the right leg so that the butt touches the foot; hold the carbine by the bayonet tube with the left hand.;

     The third technique is to quickly lower your left hand, and place the carbine smoothly on the ground with your right hand.

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     71. The military greeting is performed by performing the "on guard" reception with a carbine only by units and units when they are in line on the spot.

At the command "To meet from the right (from the left, from the front), in the square", carbines are taken to the "guard" position; all military personnel in the ranks take a drill stance and simultaneously turn their heads towards the chief, following him with their eyes. If military personnel have submachine guns, machine guns and hand grenade launchers in their ranks, their position does not change.

3. Failure and return to service.Approaching and leaving the boss

     72. A command is given to disable a serviceman.

     For example: "Private Alimov. GET OUT OF ORDER (GET OUT OF ORDER BY SO MANY STEPS)" or "Private Alimov. COME TO ME (RUN TO ME)."

     Upon hearing his last name, the serviceman responds: "I am," and on the command to leave (on a call), he responds: "There is." At the first command, the soldier marches out of line for three steps (the specified number of steps), counting from the first rank, stops and turns to face the formation. At the second command, the soldier, having taken one or two steps from the first rank straight, turns towards the chief on the move, walks up to him (runs up) in the shortest way and, stopping two or three steps away, simultaneously puts his right hand to the headdress, and then reports on arrival. At the end of the report, he lowers his hand.

     For example: "Mr. Lieutenant. Private Alimov has arrived by your order."

     When a soldier leaves the second rank, he slightly places his left hand on the shoulder of the soldier in front, who takes a step forward and, without putting his right foot, takes a step to the right, passes the soldier who is leaving the line, then takes his place.

     When a soldier leaves the first rank, his place is taken by a soldier standing behind him in the second rank.

     When a soldier leaves the column in twos, threes (fours), he breaks out of formation towards the nearest flank, making a preliminary turn to the right (to the left). If a soldier is standing next to him, he takes a step with his right (left) foot to the side and, without putting his left (right) foot, takes a step back, lets the soldier pass out of action and then takes his place.

     When a soldier goes out of action with a weapon, the position of the weapon does not change, with the exception of the carbine in the "shoulder" position, which is taken into the "leg" position at the beginning of the movement.

     73. To return a serviceman to service, a command is given, for example: "Private Alimov, JOIN THE RANKS," or just "JOIN THE RANKS."

     At the command "Private Alimov," a soldier facing the line, upon hearing his last name, turns to face his superior and answers: "I am," and at the command "STAND IN LINE," if he is without a weapon or with a weapon in the "behind his back" position, puts his right hand to his headdress, responds: "There is", turns in the direction of movement, lowers his hand with the first step, moving in a marching step, takes the shortest path to his place in the ranks.

     If only the command "GET IN LINE" is given, the serviceman returns to service without first turning to the chief.

     When operating with a weapon, after returning to service, the weapon is taken to the position in which it is located in the ranks of the military personnel.

     74. When approaching the chief outside the ranks, the serviceman acts as specified in paragraph 72 of this Statute.

     When approaching the chief with a weapon, the position of the weapon does not change, with the exception of the carbine in the "shoulder" position, which is taken to the "leg" position after the soldier stops in front of the chief. The hand is not applied to the headdress, except when the weapon is in the "behind the back" position.

     75. When leaving the chief, the soldier, having received permission to go, puts his right hand to the headdress, responds: "There is", turns in the direction of movement, and with the first step lowers his hand.

     When moving away from the chief with a weapon, the position of the weapon does not change, with the exception of the carbine, which is taken from the "leg" position, if necessary, by the serviceman to another position after the answer "Yes".

     76. Excluded by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective after ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

Chapter 4. Formations of a squad, platoon, company, battalion and brigade (regiment) on foot1. Squad buildingextended formation

     77. An expanded squad structure, it can be one-line or two-line.

     The formation of the squad in a one-line (two-line) formation is carried out by the command "Squad, in one row (in two rows) - STAND".

     Having assumed the formation stance and given the command, the squad leader stands facing the front of the formation; the squad lines up according to the staff to the left of the commander, as shown in Figs. 14, 15 (symbols - Appendix 4).

     With the beginning of the formation, the squad commander goes out of order and monitors the formation of the squad.

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     78. If it is necessary to align the compartment on the spot, the command "LEVEL UP" or "To the left - LEVEL UP" is given.

     At the command "LEVEL UP", all but the right-flanker turn their heads to the right and align. At the command "Left – STRAIGHTEN up," all but the left-flanker turn their heads to the left.

     During alignment, military personnel can move forward, backward, or sideways somewhat.

     When aligned with carbines (machine guns) in the "to the foot" position, in addition, at the executive command, the bayonet (muzzle) is pushed towards itself and pressed against the right side.

     At the end of the alignment, the command "ATTENTION" is given, according to which all military personnel quickly put their heads straight, and carbines (machine guns) are moved to their previous position.

     When the squad is aligned after turning it around, the alignment side is indicated in the command.

     For example: "To the right (to the left) IS EQUAL."

     The footnote. Paragraph 78 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 02.02.2016 No. 187 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     79. On the command "AT EASE" and on the command "REFUEL" on the spot, military personnel must act as specified in paragraph 29 of this Statute.

     At the command "Squad - DISPERSE", the military personnel are out of action. To assemble the squad, the command "Squad TO ME" is given, according to which the servicemen run to the commander and line up at his additional command.

     80. Squad turns are performed simultaneously by all military personnel in compliance with the equality of commands and rules specified in paragraphs 31, 39 and 57 of this Statute. After turning the squad in a two-step formation to the right (to the left), the squad commander takes a half step to the right (to the left), and when turning around, a step forward.

     81. To open the compartment on the spot, the command "Detach, to the right (to the left, from the middle)" is given. for so many steps, go DOWN at once (run, go DOWN at once)." At the executive command, all military personnel, with the exception of the one from whom the separation is performed, turn in the specified direction, simultaneously with putting their feet, turn their heads towards the front of the formation and walk with a rapid half-step (running), looking over their shoulder at the one coming from behind and not looking up from him; after stopping the one coming from behind, everyone takes as many more steps as how much was specified in the command, and turns left (to the right).

     When opening from the middle, it is indicated who is the average. The soldier, named as the middle one, after hearing his last name, replies: "I am," stretches out his left arm and lowers it.

     When the separation is aligned, the interval set during opening is maintained.

     82. To close the compartment on the spot, the command "Detach, to the right (to the left, to the middle) come DOWN (run come DOWN)" is given. At the executive command, all military personnel, with the exception of the one to whom the closure is assigned, turn towards the closure, after which they approach the interval set for the closed formation with a rapid half-step (running) and stop on their own as they approach and turn to the left (right).

     83. For the movement of the squad, commands are given: "Squad, to the right (to the left)", "Step (step, run) - MARCH".

     If necessary, the command indicates the direction of movement and the alignment side.

     For example: "Separation, to the GROUND (to the field)", "In the direction of the parade ground (Appendix 5 ), alignment to the right (to the left), step (marching, running) - MARCH".

     At the command "MARCH", all military personnel simultaneously begin to move with their left foot, observing alignment and maintaining intervals and distances.

     If the alignment side is not specified, alignment is performed towards the right flank with a glance without turning the head.

     To stop the department, the command "Department - STOP" is given.

     84. If military personnel have different types of weapons and, if necessary, transfer one of them to another position, the name of this weapon is indicated in the command.

     For example: "Machine guns on the CHEST", "Machine guns on the shoulder", "Carbines on the shoulder".

     85. To move a few steps to the side in the formation on the spot, the command "Detach, to the right (to the left)" is given, and after turning the formation, "Five steps forward, step - MARCH." After the military personnel have taken the required number of steps, the squad turns to its original position at the command "On the left (on the right)".

     Moving forward or backward by several steps is performed as specified in paragraph 38 of this Statute.

     86. If it is necessary to keep up, the command "Out of step - MARCH" is given, and for moving in step - "In step - MARCH" (movement in step is carried out according to the guide or according to the commander's calculation).

     87. To change the direction of movement, the command "Squad, right (left) shoulder forward, step - MARCH" is given by walking shoulder from a place, while on the move - "Squad, right (left) shoulder forward - MARCH".

At this command, the squad begins to walk with its right (left) shoulder forward: the flanking of the incoming flank, turning its head along the front, goes at full stride, shaping its movement so as not to crowd the others to the stationary flank; the flanking of the stationary flank indicates a step in place and gradually turns to the left (right), in accordance with the movement of the incoming flank; the rest, observing the alignment along the front with a glance towards the incoming flank (without turning their heads) and feeling the elbow of their neighbor from the side of the stationary flank, take a step the smaller the closer they are to the stationary flank.

     When the squad has made the necessary approach, the command "STRAIGHT AHEAD" or "Squad - STOP" is given.

     88. To rebuild a squad from one line into two, a calculation is made for the first and second on the command "Squad, for the first and second - PAY off".

     At this command, each serviceman, starting from the right flank, in turn quickly turns his head to the serviceman standing to his left, calls his number and quickly puts his head straight; the left-flanker does not turn his head.

     The calculation is also performed according to the general numbering, for which the command "Branch, in order - PAY off" is given.

     In a two-tier formation, the left-flank second rank reports "Full" or "Incomplete" at the end of the calculation of the formation according to the general numbering.

     89. The on-site squad is rebuilt from one line to two by the command "Squad, form up in two lines".

     At the executive command, the second numbers take a step back with their left foot, without putting their right foot, step to the right to stand in the back of the head of the first numbers, and put their left foot.

     If a serviceman of the first number stands on the left flank of the squad in a single-file formation, then when forming into two ranks, the serviceman of the second number standing to his right takes a step back with his right foot, without putting his left foot, a step to the left to stand in the back of the head of the left-flanking serviceman of the first number, and puts his right foot.

     90. To rebuild a squad on the spot from a closed two-line formation to a single-line formation, the squad is preliminarily opened by one step, after which the command "Squad, form into one line" is given.

     At the executive command, the second numbers enter the line of the first, taking a step to the left with their left foot, without putting their right foot, step forward and put their left foot.

     If the penultimate row in the two-step formation of the squad is incomplete, then when rebuilding into a single-step formation, the soldier of the second number, standing in the last row, takes a step to the right with his right foot, without putting his left foot, steps forward and puts his right foot.

Marching formation

     91. The marching formation of the squad can be in a column of one or in a column of two.

     The formation of the squad in a column of one (two) on the spot is carried out by the command "Squad, in a column of one (two) - STAND DOWN." Having taken the formation stance and given the command, the squad leader stands facing the direction of movement, and the squad lines up according to the staff (Figs. 16 and 17).

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     92. The squad is rebuilt from a deployed formation into a column by turning the squad to the right at the command "Squad, for example". When turning the two-step formation, the squad leader takes a half step to the right.

     93. The squad is rebuilt from a column into a deployed formation by turning the squad to the left at the command "Squad, get in".

     When turning a squad out of a column of two, the squad leader takes half a step forward.

     94. The squad is rebuilt from a column of one to a column of two by the command "Squad, into a column of two, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At the executive command, the squad commander (guide) goes in half a step, the second numbers, going out to the right, take their places in the column in time with the step, as shown in Fig. 17; the squad moves in half a step until the command "STRAIGHT AHEAD" or "Squad - STOP".

     95. The squad is rebuilt from a column of two to a column of one at a time by the command "Squad, to the column one at a time, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At the executive command, the squad leader (guide) goes at full stride, and the rest - at half a step; as the place is cleared, the second numbers enter the back of the head of the first one in time with the step and continue moving at full stride.

     96. Commands are given to change the direction of movement of the column.:

     "Squad, right (left) shoulder forward - MARCH", the guide goes to the left (right) before the command "STRAIGHT AHEAD", the rest follow him;

     "Squad, follow me - MARCH (run - MARCH)", the squad follows the commander.

Performing a military salute in formation on the spot and on the move

     97. To perform a military salute in the ranks on the spot, when the chief approaches 10-15 steps, the squad commander commands: "Squad, ATTENTION, alignment to-the-RIGHT (to-the-LEFT, to-the-MIDDLE)."

     The military personnel of the department take a drill stance, simultaneously turn their heads to the right (to the left) and follow the chief with their eyes, turning their heads after him.

     When the chief approaches from the back of the formation, the squad commander turns the squad around, and then gives the command to perform a military salute.

     98. The squad leader, having given the command to perform a military salute (if he is without a weapon or with a weapon in the "behind his back" position, puts his hand to his headdress; if he is with a weapon in the "shoulder", "belt" or "chest" position, acts as specified in paragraph 74 of this Statute continuing to move his hand, which is not occupied with a weapon), marches up to the chief; two or three steps before him, he stops and reports.

     For example: "Mr. Lieutenant. The second department is engaged according to the schedule of classes. The squad commander is Sergeant Alimov."

     The chief who is being greeted puts his hand to his headdress after giving the command to perform a military salute.

     After completing the report, the squad leader, without lowering his hand from his headdress, takes a step to the side with his left (right) foot while turning to the right (left) and, passing the chief ahead, follows him one or two steps behind and from the outside of the formation.

     When the chief passes by or at the command "At ease", the squad commander commands: "AT EASE" and lowers his hand.

     99. To perform a military salute in a formation in motion 10-15 steps before the chief, the squad commander commands: "Squad, ATTENTION, alignment to the RIGHT (to the LEFT)." At the command "ATTENTION", all military personnel move to a marching step, and at the command "Alignment to the RIGHT (to the LEFT)" they simultaneously turn their heads in the direction of the commander and stop moving their arms or a hand that is not occupied with weapons. With the carbine in the shoulder position, the movement of the arm not occupied with the weapon does not stop. The squad leader, if he is unarmed or with a weapon in the "behind the back" position, turns his head and puts his hand to the headdress.

     When the chief passes by or at the command "At ease", the squad commander commands: "AT EASE" and lowers his hand.

     100. The military personnel respond loudly, clearly, and in a coordinated manner to the greeting of the chief or when declaring gratitude. In motion, all military personnel begin their response by placing their left foot on the ground, saying the following words for each step.

2. Build a platoon-deployed formation

     101. The deployed platoon formation can be one-line or two-line.

     The platoon is formed into a deployed formation by the command "Platoon, in one rank (in two ranks) - STAND up."

     Having assumed the formation stance and given the command, the platoon commander stands facing the front of the formation; the squads line up to the left of the commander, as shown in Figs. 18, 19. In a two-tier formation, the last row in each squad must be full.

     With the beginning of the formation of squads, the platoon commander goes out of action and controls the actions of subordinates.

     A platoon with four and three-man squads is built in a two-chain formation, as shown in Fig. 20.

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     102. Alignment, turns, realignments, and other platoon actions in the deployed formation are performed according to the rules and commands specified for the squad.

     103. The restructuring of a platoon from a single-stage formation to a two-stage formation and vice versa is carried out as specified in paragraphs 88-90 of this Statute. When calculating the platoon in the squads for the first and second squad leaders are not included in the calculation.

Marching formation

     104. The marching formation of a platoon can be in a column of three (in a platoon of four divisions - in a column of four), in a column of two or in a column of one (Fig. 21-23).

     The platoon is formed on the spot in a column of three (four) by the command "Platoon, in a column of three (four) - STAND up." At this command, the squads quickly line up, as shown in Fig. 21.

     The marching formation in a column of two platoons with the number of squads of four and three people is shown in Fig. 24.

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     105. The platoon is rebuilt from a deployed single-stage formation into a column one at a time (from a two-stage formation into a column of two) by turning the platoon to the right.

     106. The platoon is reorganized from a deployed two-step formation into a column one at a time (from a single-step formation into a column of two) according to the commands: "Platoon, for example"; "To the right (to the left)", "To the column one at a time (two at a time), step- MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At the command "MARCH", the first squad, on the move, is reorganized into a column one at a time, as indicated in paragraph 95 (in a column of two, as indicated in paragraph 94) of these Regulations; the remaining departments, sequentially reorganizing into a column one at a time (two at a time), follow one after another in the back of the first squad.

107. The formation of a platoon from a deployed two-step formation into a column of three (four) is carried out according to the commands: "Platoon, for example"; "To the right (to the left)", "To the column of three (four), step-MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At the command "MARCH", the first squad goes in half a step, rearranging into a column one at a time, the remaining squads go to the left to the line of the first at a set interval, also rearranging into a column one at a time, after which the platoon commander gives the command "STRAIGHT" or "Platoon - STOP".

     108. The platoon is rebuilt from a column one at a time into a deployed single-line formation (from a column of two into a double-line formation) by turning the platoon to the left.

     109. The formation of a platoon from a column of three (four) to a column of two is carried out by the command "Platoon, into a column of two, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At this command, the first squad goes straight ahead, reorganizing into a column of two on the move, as indicated in paragraph 94 of this Statute, the rest of the squad indicate a step in place, then sequentially go to the back of the squad in front, reorganizing into a column of two.

     110. To rebuild a platoon from a column of three (four) to a deployed two-line formation, the platoon is preliminarily rebuilt into a column of two and then - as specified in paragraph 108 of this Statute.

     111. The formation of a platoon from a column of three (four) to a column one at a time is carried out by the command "Platoon, one at a time, into the column, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At this command, the first squad goes straight, the other squads indicate a step on the spot and as the squads leave the column, sequentially, at the command of their commanders, "STRAIGHT", they begin to move at full speed, following the back of the head of the squad in front.

     112. The formation of a platoon from a column of one to a column of three (four) is carried out by the command "Platoon, into a column of three (four), step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At this command, the first squad indicates a step in place, the other squads, having reached the first line, also indicate a step in place until the platoon commander commands "STRAIGHT" or "Platoon - STOP".

     113. The formation of a platoon from a column of two to a column of three (four) is carried out by the command "Platoon, into a column of three (four), step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH"). At the command "MARCH", the platoon is reorganized into a column of three, as specified in paragraph 107 of this Statute.

     114. To assemble a platoon, the command "Platoon TO ME" is given, according to which the squads run to the platoon commander and line up at his additional command.

     115. The platoon's direction of movement in the marching formation is changed according to the commands and rules specified for the marching formation of the squad.

Performing a military salute in formation on the spot and on the move

     116. The performance of a military salute by a platoon in formation on the spot and on the move is carried out as indicated for the squad in paragraphs 97-100 of this Statute.

     The platoon sergeant and squad leaders are in their places in the ranks and do not put their hand to the headdress.

     When moving on command to perform a military salute, the singing stops.

3. Build a mouth-wide formation

     117. The deployed formation of a company can be two-layered or in a line of platoon columns (platoons in columns of three or four; a special unit in a column of two) (Fig. 25, 26).

     If necessary, the company can be built in a single-chain formation.

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     118. The formation of a company in a deployed formation is carried out by the command "Company, in two ranks - STAND" or "Company, in a line of platoon columns of three (four) - STAND". The company is formed according to the first platoon.

     Having assumed a drill stance and given the command, the company commander stands facing the front of the formation. The deputy company commanders become to the left of the company commander, the drummer signaller (by order of the commander) becomes to the left of the deputies, then the company sergeant and the control group become. The commander of the first platoon, having given the command "Platoon, in two ranks (in a column of three, four) - STAND up", lines up his platoon to the left of the control group. The remaining platoons, at the command of their commanders, line up to the left of the first platoon in the order of their numbers. With the beginning of the formation of the first platoon, the company commander leaves the company and controls the actions of subordinates.

     A special unit is being formed to the left of the third platoon.

     When building a company in a two-chain formation, platoons with squads of four and three men are built as shown in Fig. 20.

     119. Alignment, turns, realignments, and other actions of a company in a deployed formation are performed according to the rules and commands specified for the squad and platoon.

Marching formation

     120. The marching formation of a company can be in a column of three (four) or in a column of two (Fig. 27, 28).

     The formation of a company on the spot in a column of three (four, two) is carried out by the command "Company, in a column of three (four, two) - STAND UP."

     On this command, the company is formed, as shown in Figs. 27, 28. At the same time, the platoons, at the command of their commanders, are formed in order of numbers in a column of three (four, two); a special unit is built behind the third platoon, and the control group is in front of the commander of the first platoon in a column of two.

     When forming and reorganizing a company into a marching column, the deputy company commanders stand two steps behind the company commander, two steps behind them, at the direction of the company commander, becomes a drummer signaller, the company sergeant stands in front of the control group, and the company sergeant major stands behind the special unit.

     121. The company is reorganized from the line of platoon columns into a marching column according to the commands: "Company, to the right (to the right)", "To the marching column in three (four, two), follow me (or indicate the direction, route), step - MARCH" or "Company, to the right (to the right)", "To the marching column in three (four, two), along the road, the order of succession: control group, first platoon (or another order of succession is indicated), step- MARCH."

     At the command "To the marching column", the platoon commanders stand two steps in front of their platoons, and the company sergeant stands in front of the control group.

     At the executive command, the control group or the platoon named in the command begins to move; the rest of the units indicate the step in place. As the control group or the platoon named in the command moves forward, the remaining units, at the command of their commanders, "STRAIGHT AHEAD" begin to move in the order indicated by the company commander or shown in Figs. 27, 28.

     If necessary, platoons are reorganized on the move at the command of their commanders, as indicated by the company commander.

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     122. The company is reorganized from a column of three (four) into a line of platoon columns by the command "Company, to the left into a line of platoon columns, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH").

     At the executive command, the control group or the guiding platoon indicates a step in place, the rest of the platoons go to the left onto the guiding line. At the command of the platoon commanders "ON THE SPOT", the platoons, indicating the step on the spot, align along the front and in depth to the command of the company commander "STRAIGHT" or "Company - STOP". At the command "Company - STOP", the platoon commanders stand on the right flanks of their platoons, and the deputy company commanders and the company sergeant stand on the right flank of the control group.

     123. The company is reorganized from a deployed two-line formation into a column of two by turning the company to the right, and from a column of two into a deployed two-line formation by turning to the left.

Performing a military salute in formation on the spot and on the move

     124. To perform a military salute in the ranks on the spot, when the commander approaches 40-50 steps, the company commander gives the command "Company, ATTENTION, alignment to the RIGHT (to the LEFT, to the MIDDLE)".

     At this command, everyone takes a drill stance and turns their heads in the indicated direction, and the deputy company commanders, platoon commanders and company sergeant in the ranks also put their hand to their headgear.

     The company commander, having given the command, puts his hand to his headdress, marches up to the commander, stops two or three steps before him and reports.

     For example: "Mr. Major. The first company is engaged according to the schedule of classes. Company commander Captain Altaev."

     After completing the report, the company commander, without lowering his hand from his headdress, takes a step to the side with his left (right) foot while turning to the right (left) and, having passed the chief ahead, follows him one or two steps behind and from the outside of the formation.

     Upon passing through the chief or on the command "AT EASE", the company commander commands: "AT EASE" and lowers his hand.

     125. Performing a military salute in formation while moving is carried out as indicated for the squad and platoon. At the same time, the deputy company commanders, platoon commanders and company sergeant put their hand to the headdress.

     If the commander overtakes the company column, the command to perform a military salute is not given; the military salute is performed only by the unit commanders from the platoon and above, as well as the company sergeant.

4. Form a battalion formation

     126. The deployed battalion formation can be in a line of platoon columns, in a line of company columns, or double-layered.

     The battalion is formed at the command of the battalion commander, "Battalion, in a line of platoon (company) columns, STAND" or "Battalion, in two ranks, STAND".

     127. The battalion is built in a line of platoon columns (Fig. 29): companies in one line along the front, each in a line of platoon columns, platoons in a column of three (four); the interval between platoons and companies is two steps.

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     The battalion is formed in a line of company columns, as shown in Fig. 30: companies on the same line along the front, each in a column of three (four); the distance between platoons is four steps; the interval between companies is two steps.

The order of formation of the battalion in two ranks is shown in Fig. 31.

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     128. When a battalion is formed into a line of platoon or company columns, artillery units and battalion support units are formed, respectively, in platoon or company (battery) columns to the left of the companies, with the heads of the columns on the company line, at intervals of two steps.

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     129. The deputy battalion commanders and the battalion sergeant in the deployed formation stand in two ranks to the left of the battalion commander, and the other battalion officers not shown in Figures 29-31 form up with the rest of the battalion command staff.

     Fig. 29. Deployed battalion formation – in a line of platoon columns

     Fig. 30. Deployed battalion formation – in a line of company columns

     Fig. 31. Deployed battalion formation – two-tier

     The footnote. Paragraph 129 is amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     130. Alignment and turns in the deployed formation are performed according to the rules and commands specified for the squad and platoon.

Marching formation

     131. The marching formation of the battalion (Fig. 32) consists of marching formations of companies, artillery units and support units, built in columns of three (four) one after the other at distances of two steps (from the last rank of the company in front to the company commander).

     132. A battalion from a line of platoon or company columns is reorganized into a marching column according to commands: "Battalion, to the RIGHT (to the right)", "To the marching column in three (four), follow me (or indicate the direction, route), step-MARCH" or "Battalion, to the RIGHT (to the right)", "To the marching column a column of three (four), along the road, the order of the battalion, the first company (or another order is indicated), step - MARCH."

     At the command "To the marching column", company commanders stand in front of their companies, two steps behind them - their deputies, platoon commanders - two steps in front of their platoons, company sergeants - two steps in front of the control groups, drum signalers take their places following the rules for company drum signalers (Appendix 6) as shown in Fig. 27. At the executive command of the battalion commander, companies, artillery units and support units at the command of their commanders (paragraph 121 of this Statute), sequentially reorganizing into a column, follow the order specified by the battalion commander.

     The battalion commander moves ahead of the commander of the directing unit, two steps behind the battalion commander, his deputies, the chief of staff and the battalion sergeant move in two ranks, and the rest of the battalion's management team moves two steps behind them.

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     133. A battalion is reorganized from a marching column into a deployed formation at the command of the battalion commander, indicating the location and front of the battalion, which company to form and in which formation.

     When reorganizing at the command "Battalion, to the left in the line of platoon (company) columns, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH"), the units line up as shown in Fig. 29, 30.

     The battalion is rebuilt from a deployed two-step formation into a column of three (four) by turning the battalion to the right and then executing the command: "Battalion, into a column of three (four), step - MARCH."

     At the command "MARCH", the battalion units are reorganized into a column of three (four), as specified in paragraph 107 of this Statute.

Performing a military salute in formation on the spot and on the move

     134. The military salute in the ranks on the spot and in motion is performed as specified for the company in paragraphs 124, 125 of the present Regulations.

     When following a battalion in a column, the command of the battalion commander to perform a military salute is consistently repeated by the company commanders (except for the leader) when the chief is level with the middle of the company in front.

5. Form a brigade (regiment)

     135. The deployed formation of a brigade (regiment) consists of battalions, artillery units, air defense units, and support units built in a line of platoon or company columns.

     In the deployed formation of the brigade (regiment), battalions are built on the right flank in the order of their numbers, to their left are artillery units, air defense units and support units.

     The management of the brigade (regiment) is built to the right of the battalions. The deputy commanders of the brigade (regiment) and the sergeant of the brigade (regiment) become to the right of the command, and when forming up with the Battle Banner – to the right of it, when handing over the Battle Banner to the unit – according to Appendix 7 to this Decree. The intervals between the battalions are three steps (fig. 33).

     The chiefs of the armed forces and services, and the officers subordinate to them are formed as part of the brigade (regiment) management.

     Fig. 33. Deployed formation of a brigade (regiment) – in a line of platoon or company columns

     The footnote. Paragraph 135 as amended by Decree of the President of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 12.11.2022 No. 1071 (effective ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication).

     136. To form a brigade (regiment), the brigade (regiment) commander personally or through headquarters issues an order indicating: the purpose, place, time and order of formation; the form of clothing and equipment; what weapons and military equipment to have in the units.

     137. The formation of a brigade (regiment) in a marching formation can be carried out either directly in a marching column (Fig. 34), or by rebuilding from a deployed formation into a line of platoon or company columns.

     138. When forming a marching column on the spot, battalions, artillery units, air defense units and support units in columns arrive at the brigade (regiment) location and occupy the places indicated by them.

     139. The brigade (regiment) is reorganized from a deployed formation into a marching column according to commands.

     For example: "Brigade (regiment), to the RIGHT (to the right)", "To the marching column in three (four), follow me (or indicate the direction, route), step-MARCH" or "Brigade (regiment), to the RIGHT (to the right)", "In a marching column of three (four), along the road, in the order of formation (or another order is indicated), step - MARCH."

     At the command "To the marching column", battalion commanders break ranks and stand eight paces in front of the commanders of the head units of their battalions, deputy battalion commanders form two ranks two paces behind the battalion commanders, company and platoon commanders break ranks and stand, as indicated in paragraph 132 of this Statute. Battalion commanders consistently give commands for movement.

     The movement of the brigade (regiment) is carried out in the order of formation shown in Fig. 34, or in another order specified by the brigade (regiment) commander; the distances between battalions (divisions) in place are three steps, in motion - 10 steps, and between other units - three steps.

     140. A brigade (regiment) is reorganized from a marching column into a deployed formation at the command of the brigade (regiment) commander, indicating the location and front of the brigade (regiment), which battalion to form and in which formation.

     When reorganizing at the command "Brigade (regiment), to the left in a line, battalions, in a line of company (platoon) columns, step - MARCH" (on the move - "MARCH"), the units line up as shown in Fig. 33.

     141. To perform a military salute in formation on the spot and on the move, the brigade (regiment) commander gives the command "Brigade (regiment), ATTENTION, alignment to the RIGHT (to the LEFT, to the MIDDLE)."

     In the formation on the spot, the brigade commander (regiment), having given the command, puts his hand to the headdress, turns towards the chief, marches up to him and reports.

     When moving in marching formation, the command for a military greeting given by the brigade (regiment) commander is repeated sequentially by the battalion commanders when the commander is level with the middle of the company in front.

Chapter 5. Build platoons, companies, battalions, and brigades (regiments) on machine1. General provisions

     142. In the deployed formation, the vehicles of the divisions and units are lined up in one line along the front in a line of vehicles, in a line of platoon or company columns at intervals and distances between vehicles and units established by the Charter or the commander.

     At the same time, the personnel are on the vehicles or are lined up in front of the vehicles in a single-file or double-file formation, in a line of platoon or company columns so that the last rank is no closer than three steps in front of the vehicles (Fig. 35-38); the driver mechanics and drivers of the vehicles become part of their unit.

     143. In a marching formation, vehicles in a unit are lined up in a column or units in columns are built one after another at distances set by the Charter or the commander.

     144. Before boarding infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, as well as cars and other vehicles in units, if necessary, military personnel and military equipment are calculated by vehicles and the method of landing is indicated.

     Before boarding the personnel on the vehicles, it is checked whether the weapon is unloaded, and if the movement is carried out with a loaded weapon, whether it is secured; bayonets (bayonets) are unlocked (reclined).

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     145. Each car has an officer or sergeant in charge of the car, who is responsible for all personnel on the car, including the driver.

It is strictly forbidden for the driver of the car to take control of the car himself or force the driver to transfer control of the car to anyone, to give commands forcing the driver to violate the rules of the road and the set speed.

     When transporting personnel by car, a senior officer is appointed to ensure compliance with discipline and safety measures.

     The signals of the senior chief are monitored by the commander of the unit (the senior of the car), and in cars, in addition, by an appointed observer, who is located in the right front corner of the car body.

     To monitor the fastening of the side locks of the car body during movement, "on-board" military personnel are assigned, sitting in the outermost seats at the front and rear sides.

     A soldier sitting on the right seat at the aft wall (rear side of the vehicle) monitors vehicles coming from behind, towed military and other equipment, and the locking of the aft doors of an infantry fighting vehicle (right side of the rear side of the vehicle).

     146. At the command "To THE VEHICLES", personnel transported in an infantry fighting vehicle and in an armored personnel carrier, as well as by car and landing on a tank, line up at the vehicles, as shown in Fig. 39. When boarding from the sides, the personnel of the unit line up with the heads of columns at the level of the landing hatches or rear wheels (rollers) of the vehicles.

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     147. At the command "To THE VEHICLES", the tank crews form up in front of the tanks in a single-line formation. The tank commander stands two steps in front of the right track; the rest of the crew stands to the left of the commander (Fig. 39).

     148. The boarding of personnel on vehicles is carried out:

     into infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers - through hatches;

     on cars - through the right, left and rear sides; on

     cars with a closed body - through the tailgate. Boarding

     The transfer of personnel to other vehicles is made as convenient as possible.

     Boarding cars on the right side of the road through the left side is not allowed.

     149. When boarding infantry fighting vehicles and armored personnel carriers, on the command "To the VEHICLES", designated military personnel open the aft doors (landing hatch covers) of the troop compartment; drivers open the rear sides of the vehicles, if necessary.

     At the end of the landing, the aft doors (hatch covers, sides) are closed.

     150. At the command "TO YOUR PLACES", the units quickly take their places in the cars (Fig. 40, 41).

     Wheels, tracks, and running boards are used for landing.

     Weapons during landing are taken as convenient as possible in compliance with security measures, with the exception of machine guns and group weapons, which are handed over to the military personnel who landed or standing behind. After landing, the weapon is placed between the knees and supported with both hands. In addition, the submachine guns can be placed in the "chest" position at the command of the unit commander.

     Duffel bags are removed at the command of the unit commander (senior vehicle) and placed in the car.

     The commander of the unit (senior vehicle) monitors the correctness of the landing of personnel, and at the end of it checks the fastening of the door locks (hatches) and sides, after which he takes his place in an infantry fighting vehicle and in an armored personnel carrier on the seat of the commander of the vehicle, and in the car - next to the driver or at the command of the senior commander in the left front corner of the body the car.

     If the place of the vehicle commander is occupied by a senior commander, then the squad or platoon commander is placed in the troop compartment of the vehicle.

     151. The crews of combat vehicles and tanks, at the command "TO THEIR PLACES", simultaneously turn around and quickly take their places through their hatches.

     152. Landing troops on the tank on site is carried out from the sides. If landing from the sides is not possible, it is carried out from the stern of the tank. At the same time, weapons are taken as convenient as possible, with the exception of machine guns and group weapons, which are handed over to the military personnel who landed or who are standing behind.

     Military personnel are stationed on the tank in compliance with safety requirements.

     The commander of the unit transported by the landing party, regarding compliance with the rules for landing personnel and placing them on tanks, follows the instructions of the commander of the tank unit and reports to him and his immediate superior about the end of the landing.

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     153. Before starting the movement of the unit (unit), the "START" command is pre-issued, according to which the engines of the machines are started and warmed up.

     At the command "MARCH (FORWARD)", all vehicles begin to move simultaneously in the formation in which they were in place or reorganize at the command of the commander, taking the set distances and intervals on the move. If the distances between the cars in the column were no more than 10 m, the cars start moving in turn, gaining the set distances.

     When determining the order and speed of movement, as well as rest stops, it is necessary to follow the instructions set out in the combat regulations.

     The distances between cars depend on speed and driving conditions and can be 25-50 m on average.

     To change the distances, the commands are given: "INCREASE THE DISTANCE", "DECREASE THE DISTANCE".

     Turns in motion can be made sequentially behind the guiding machine (check-in) or simultaneously by all machines (divisions).

     To turn around sequentially at the command "ATTENTION, DO AS I DO", the lead car turns around at a reduced speed and continues moving in the opposite direction parallel to the column. The rest of the cars, having reached the turning point of the head, also turn around and continue moving.

     To simultaneously turn to the right (to the left, around), the command "ALL RIGHT (ALL LEFT, ALL AROUND)" is given. At the command "ALL TO THE RIGHT (ALL TO THE LEFT)", cars on the move simultaneously turn in the specified direction and continue moving in a new direction. At the command "ALL AROUND", each car stops without shortening the distance, turns around to the left and continues moving in the opposite direction.

     If it is necessary to clear the road, the command "TURN RIGHT" is given by the column in motion. At this command, all cars in the convoy are simultaneously withdrawn from the carriageway and continue to move along the right shoulder or to the right of the road.

     154. The vehicles are stopped by the command "STOP", according to which the vehicles approach the vehicle in front and stop alternately at distances no closer than 10 m or at distances set by the commander.

     Before stopping, the columns of cars are moved to the right shoulder or to the right of the road. Intersections, forks in roads, bridges, narrows, railway crossings, house entrances and courtyard entrances must remain free, even if the distances are violated.

     If necessary, after stopping, the command "TURN OFF THE ENGINE" is given.

     155. The disembarkation of personnel from vehicles can be carried out:

     from combat vehicles - through hatches;

     from cars - through the right, left and rear sides;

     from cars with a closed body - through the tailgate.

     The disembarkation of personnel from other vehicles is carried out as convenient as possible.

     Disembarkation from vehicles on the right side of the road through the left side is not allowed.

     The command "To the CARS" is given to disembark from the cars.

     For example: "Squad (platoon, company), through the right, left sides (tailgate) - To the CAR (To the CARS)."

     At this command, the personnel quickly disembark from the vehicles and line up near them (Fig. 39) or act on the command of their commanders.

     When disembarking from vehicles, weapons are taken as convenient as possible, and machine guns and group weapons are handed over to previously disembarked military personnel.

2. Form a platoon

     156. The deployed platoon formation is a line of vehicles (Fig. 42), the intervals between the vehicles are three meters.

     The platoon is formed into a deployed formation by the command "Into the line of vehicles - MARCH". Having given the command, the platoon commander places his car head-on towards the front of the platoon formation, the rest of the vehicles line up in the order of numbers on the same line to the left of the platoon commander's car, observing the established intervals.

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     157. The marching formation of the platoon is a column (Fig. 43), the distances between vehicles when building on site and at stops are no closer than 10 m, when moving, the distances depend on speed and traffic conditions and can be 25-50 m on average; the platoon commander's car follows at the head of the column.

     The formation of a platoon in a column, as well as its restructuring from a line of vehicles into a column, are carried out by the command "To the column - MARCH".

     When a platoon is being rebuilt from a line of vehicles into a column behind the platoon commander's car, the remaining platoon vehicles are moved out in the order of numbers at a set distance (Fig. 44).

     The platoon is rebuilt from a column into a deployed formation - a line of vehicles (Fig. 45), as indicated in paragraph 156 of this Statute.

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3. Form companies

     158. A company in a deployed formation can be built in a line of vehicles (fig. 46) or in a line of platoon columns (Fig. 47). The intervals between platoons are five meters.

     The formation of a company in a deployed formation - a line of vehicles or a line of platoon columns - is carried out by the command "Into the line of vehicles (into the line of platoon columns) - MARCH."

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     After giving the command, the company commander places his car head-on towards the front of the company's formation or indicates the location of the first platoon. Platoons, in the order of numbers, are lined up in a line of vehicles (in columns) to the left of the company commander's car at set intervals and distances.

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     159. The company's marching formation is a column (fig. 48).

     The formation of a company in a column, as well as its restructuring from a deployed formation into a column, are carried out by the command "To the column - MARCH".

When a company is reorganized from a deployed formation into a column, the company commander's car or the lead vehicle of the first platoon starts moving straight and then goes out in the specified direction; behind the company commander's car or the lead vehicle of the first platoon, in the order of numbers or in the order specified by the company commander, the remaining platoons in columns advance at the set distance.

     160. The company is reorganized from a column into a deployed formation - a line of vehicles or a line of platoon columns - according to the commands and rules specified in paragraph 158 of this Statute. At the same time, the platoons in columns leave the company column and, at the command of the platoon commanders, "In line of vehicles - MARCH" or "In column - MARCH" line up respectively in a line of vehicles or in a line of platoon columns, as shown in Figs. 46, 47.

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4. Form battalions on vehicles

     161. A battalion in a deployed formation can be built in a line of platoon or company columns.

     If necessary, the battalion can be built in a line of vehicles.

     The battalion is formed into a deployed formation at the command of the battalion commander "In the line of platoon (company) columns (in the line of vehicles) - MARCH."

     The battalion is formed in a line of platoon columns, as shown in Fig. 49; companies - in a line of platoon columns.

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     The battalion is formed in a line of company columns, as shown in Fig. 50; companies - in columns.

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     The battalion is formed in a line of vehicles, as shown in Fig. 51; companies - in a line of cars. The intervals between companies are five meters.

     When forming a battalion, the battalion commander's car and the command unit are built on the right flank of the battalion, artillery units and support units are built respectively in platoon or company (battery) columns on the left flank of the battalion.

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     162. The marching formation of the battalion is a column (fig. 52).

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     When forming a battalion into a column, companies, artillery units and support units in columns are built in the order specified by the battalion commander; the distance between companies when forming on site and at stops is no closer than 10 m, while moving the distances depend on speed and traffic conditions and on average can be 25-50 m.

     The battalion is formed into a marching formation by the command "To the column - MARCH".

     163. The battalion is reorganized from a deployed formation into a column by the command "To the column - MARCH".

     At this command, the battalion commander's car starts moving straight ahead, then goes in the right direction; the battalion units move to the set distances behind the battalion commander's car, as shown in Fig. 52 or in the order indicated by the battalion commander.

     164. The battalion is reorganized from a column into a deployed formation by the command "Into the line of platoon (company) columns - MARCH." At this command, the units line up, as shown in Figs. 49, 50.

5. Form a brigade (regiment)

     165. The deployed formation of a brigade (regiment) consists of battalions, artillery units, air defense units, and support units built in a line of platoon or company columns.

     Artillery units, air defense units, and support units are being built to the left of the battalions. The intervals between battalions are 10 m, and between other units of the brigade (regiment) - five meters, or are determined by the brigade commander (regiment), depending on the conditions of formation.

     166. The marching formation of the brigade (regiment) is a column. A brigade (regiment) in a marching column is formed in accordance with the procedure specified in paragraph 139 of this Statute.

     The brigade (regiment) is reorganized from a deployed formation into a column at the command of the brigade (regiment) commander, indicating the direction and order of movement, the time of readiness for movement and the distance between the battalions.

     Movement in a marching formation begins at the command "To the column - MARCH".

     Battalion commanders consistently give commands for the movement of battalions, as specified in paragraphs 162, 163 of this Statute.

6. Performing a military salute

     167. To perform a military salute in a car on the spot and in motion at the command "ATTENTION", personnel who are in the open must sit without bending at the waist, keep their heads straight, look in front of them; without weapons - place their half-bent hands loosely above their knees; with weapons - have it between their knees and support with both hands.

     At the command "Equalize to the RIGHT (to the LEFT)", the unit commanders from the platoon and above and the senior vehicles turn their heads towards the chief and simultaneously put their hand to their headgear, the rest of the military personnel do not turn their heads towards the chief (Fig. 41).

     If military personnel are stationed on the vehicle facing in the direction of movement of the vehicle, then at the command "Alignment to the RIGHT (to the LEFT)" they simultaneously turn their heads in the direction of the chief.

     When the car passes the chief, at the command "AT EASE" all military personnel put their heads straight and sit freely, unit commanders and senior cars, in addition, lower their hand from their headgear.

     168. Single military personnel on vehicles perform a military salute while sitting, turning their heads towards their superior, without bending at the waist.

     If the military personnel are unarmed, at the same time as they turn their heads, they put their hand to the headdress, and if they are armed, they hold it, as indicated in paragraph 167 of this Statute.

     Driver mechanics and drivers do not perform a military salute when driving a car.

Chapter 6. Methods and techniques of movement of special forces personnel in combat when acting on foot1. Techniques "to fight", "to stand up"

     169. At the command "To FIGHT", take the weapon in your right hand, take a full step with your right foot forward and slightly to the right, simultaneously tilt your body forward, drop to your left knee and place your left hand on the ground in front of you with your fingers to the right (Fig. 53), then, leaning sequentially on the hip of your left leg and the forearm of your left hand, lie on your left side and quickly roll over onto your stomach; spread your legs slightly to the sides with your toes facing out and get ready to fire (Fig. 53).

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     When performing techniques with a light machine gun, take the weapon with your right hand and spread the bipod with your left hand. At the same time, take a full step forward with your right (left) foot and, leaning forward, place the machine gun on the bipod in the direction of firing; without straightening up, lean with both hands on the ground, throw your legs back, lie on your stomach with your toes out, and get ready to fire (Fig. 54).

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     When performing techniques with a group weapon, at the command "To FIGHT", move it to the firing position, and then take the firing position (Fig. 55).

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     170. At the command "STAND UP", pull both arms up to chest level, with a weapon in your right hand, simultaneously bring your legs together (Fig. 56), then, sharply straightening your arms, lift your chest off the ground and bring your right (left) leg forward (Fig. 56), quickly rise, place your left (right) foot Step up and take a combat stance with a weapon (see Fig. 5).

     At the command to "STAND UP" with a machine gun, after putting your foot forward, take the machine gun, quickly get up and, putting your left (right) foot, take the machine gun to your leg (Fig. 56).

2. Running and crawling

     171. Running is performed on command, for example: "For Private Solonenko to run over in the direction of the ravine, GO AHEAD."

     At the preliminary command, mark the way to the sheltered places of stops for a breather, and at the executive command, quickly stand up, as indicated in paragraph 170 of this Statute, without putting your left (right) foot, bring it forward with simultaneous straightening (pushing off) of your right (left) foot and quickly run over.

     The length of the run between stops for respite depends on the terrain and enemy fire and should be 20-40 steps on average.

     At the place of the stop, to take a break from running, lie down, as indicated in paragraph 169 of this Statute, crawl slightly to the side (another method of changing positions may be used), and after reaching the place indicated in the command, in addition, prepare to fire.

     The position of the weapon when running is at the choice of the runner.

     172. Crawling is performed in a plast-like manner, on half-fours and on the side on command, for example: "For Private Solonenko to crawl over the parapet, GO AHEAD." On a preliminary command, outline the route of movement and the sheltered places of stops for respite, and on an executive command, crawl over in one of the indicated ways.

     173. To crawl over like a plast (Fig. 57), lie down tightly on the ground, take the weapon by the belt at the upper arm with your right hand and place it on the forearm of your right hand.

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     Pull up your right (left) leg and simultaneously extend your left (right) arm as far as possible; pushing off with your bent leg, move your body forward, pull up your other leg, extend your other arm and continue moving in the same order. Do not raise your head high when crawling.

     174. To crawl on half-fours (fig. 58), get on your knees and lean on your forearms or hands. Pull your bent right (left) leg under your chest, while simultaneously extending your left (right) arm forward. Move the body forward until the right (left) leg is fully straightened, while simultaneously pulling the other bent leg under him, and extending the other arm, continue moving in the same order.

     To hold the weapon: with support on the forearms - as well as when crawling over the body; with support on the hands - in the right hand.

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175. To crawl over on your side (Fig. 59), lie on your left side; pulling your left leg forward, bent at the knee, lean on the forearm of your left hand, with your right foot resting on the ground as close to yourself as possible; unbending your right leg, move your body forward without changing the position of your left leg, and then continue the movement is in the same order.

     Hold the weapon with your right hand, placing it on the thigh of your left leg.

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3. Actions of the personnel in case of a sudden enemy attack

     176. To repel a sudden attack by a ground enemy on a company column, the command "Enemy from the front (from the rear, left, right) - To FIGHT" is given.

     On this command:

     When attacking from the front, the guiding platoon is deployed in battle formation on the spot, the platoon following it is to the right, and the closing platoon is to the left of the guiding platoon.;

     when attacking from the rear, the company turns around; the closing platoon is deployed in battle formation on the spot; the platoon located in the middle of the column is to its right, and the guiding platoon is to the left.;

     when attacking from the left or right, the company turns in the appropriate direction; the platoon located in the middle of the column is deployed in battle formation on the spot; flanking platoons are deployed: one to the right and the other to the left of this platoon towards their outer flanks.

     177. When an aerial enemy attacks a company column, the "AIR" command is given. At this command, the company continues to move or stops, depending on the situation. If the movement does not stop, then the speed and distance between cars increase in the column. At a standstill, the personnel, following the commands of their commanders, quickly jump out of the vehicles, platoon into the nearest sheltered places, prepare for firing and fire at low-flying targets on command.

     178. When an enemy uses nuclear, chemical, or biological weapons, a radiation hazard or chemical alarm signal is given.

     According to these signals, the personnel takes protective measures.

Chapter 7. Drill review of a company, battalion and brigade (regiment)1. General provisions

     179. The drill review is conducted in order to determine the degree of individual drill and drill coordination of units. The appearance of military personnel, the availability and condition of equipment, weapons, military and other equipment are also checked at the drill. During the inspection at the drill, in addition, a survey of military personnel is conducted in accordance with the procedure set out in the Charter of the internal service of the Armed Forces, other troops and military formations of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Military personnel may also be interviewed during inspections (Appendix 8).

     The drill is conducted by direct supervisors or persons appointed to lead the inspection (inspection).

     Persons conducting a combat review are allowed, depending on the purpose, objectives of the review and the implementation of the combat training program, to establish the procedure for conducting a combat review.

     Each drill review ends with the passing of units, brigades (regiments) with a solemn march, and after the raising of the Battle Banner, the performance of a drill song by the units.

     On the eve of the review, the chief conducting the review informs the commander of the unit, brigade (regiment) of the time, place, order of construction and conduct of the review, the form of clothing, what weapons, military and other equipment to bring to the review.

     180. The drill review of a company, battalion, and brigade (regiment) is conducted on foot or by car.

     All personnel of a brigade unit (regiment) with personal weapons are brought out on foot for review, and all weapons, military and other equipment are brought out for review on vehicles.

2. Combat review on foot Company inspection

     181. For the drill, the company is formed into a deployed two-step formation: the company commander stands eight paces in front of the middle of the company, the company sergeant stands on the right flank of the control group, the drummer signaller stands two paces to the right of the company sergeant, the deputy company commanders stand two paces to the right of the drummer signaller, the company sergeant stands on the left flank of the company.

     182. When the commander conducting the review approaches 40-50 paces, the company commander commands: "Company, ATTENTION, alignment to-the-RIGHT (to-the-LEFT, to-the-MIDDLE) ".

     Having given the command, the company commander puts his hand to his headdress, marches up to the commander conducting the review, stops in front of him in two or three steps and reports.

     For example: "Mr. Lieutenant Colonel. The first company has been built for the military review. The company commander is Captain Dyusekeyev."

     After the report, the company commander takes a step to the side with his left (right) foot while turning to the right (to the left) and, having passed the chief ahead, follows him one or two steps behind and from the outside of the formation, without lowering his hand from his headdress.

     At the command of the company commander, the drummer-signaller begins to beat the "Marching March" (appendix 9); when the company commander stops in front of the commander conducting the review, the drummer-signaller stops the drumming, and after the report of the company commander resumes it.

     183. After bypassing the front of the company's formation from the right flank to the left, the commander conducting the review goes to the middle of the formation, greets the company personnel, allows the command to be given "AT EASE" and gives the necessary instructions to the company commander to continue the review. As soon as the chief stops in front of the middle of the company's formation, the drummer signalman stops the fight.

     The company commander gives the command "AT EASE", lowers his hand from his headdress, hands a combat note to the commander conducting the review, and after receiving instructions from him, proceeds to carry them out.

     184. The review of a company begins with checking the availability of personnel, the appearance of military personnel, the condition of equipment and weapons; then the degree of individual drill and coordination of units, platoons and companies, the ability to sing drill songs as part of the company is checked.

     185. A company marches in front of the commander conducting the review, in platoons, at a distance of one linear (two linear); platoons - in a column of three (four), with weapons in the "belt" position or in another position at the command of the commander conducting the review. Submachine guns in the "chest" position are supported by the left hand on the forearm and receiver plate.

     186. Before the start of the solemn march, the direct superiors of the company commander present at the review stand one or two steps behind and to the right of the chief conducting the review.

     The company commander, having reorganized (built) the company into a line of platoon columns, and the linear ones assigned to mark the company's line of passage into a column one at a time on the right flank of the company, stands eight steps ahead of the directing platoon (control group) facing the formation and commands: "Company, ATTENTION. To the solemn march, platoon by platoon, at one linear (two linear) distance, the first platoon (control group) straight ahead, the rest to the right." "On the SHOULDER ("Machine guns on the CHEST")". "Alignment to the right, step - MARCH," then quickly turns around on the toe of his right foot towards his left hand and starts moving with his left foot at the same time as the company.

     At the command "To march solemnly", they step out of line and stand: the deputy company commanders are two steps behind the company commander, the platoon commanders are two steps ahead of their platoons, the drummer signaller is two steps behind the deputy company commanders, the company sergeant is two steps ahead of the control group; the linemen run out or go out at a rapid marching pace to the line of passage of the company, stop at a distance of 10-15 m (15-20 steps) from each other, independently turn to the left, and at the command "Step - MARCH" simultaneously take the machine guns to the "chest" position, and the carbines to the "guard" position.

     At the executive command, the entire company begins to move, the first platoon (control group) moves in a straight line, and each subsequent platoon, approaching the place where the first platoon (control group) stood, turns to the left, marks the step in place and aligns. When the platoon in front moves away to the distance specified by the command, the commander of the subsequent platoon commands: "STRAIGHT AHEAD." At this command, the platoon begins to move in a marching step.

     The right-flank platoons follow the line indicated by the linear ones, one step away from them.

     187. The company commander, his deputies, platoon commanders and the company sergeant, before reaching the commander at a distance of one linear, put their hand to their headdress and simultaneously turn their heads towards the commander conducting the review.

     After walking four steps past the chief, the company commander goes to the side, stands to the right of his direct superiors (paragraph 186 of this Statute) and remains there until the entire company has passed.

     When the platoon commander puts his hand to his headdress, all military personnel of this platoon, except for the right flank, simultaneously turn their heads in the direction of the chief. After passing through the platoon of the commander conducting the review, the platoon commander lowers his hand from the headdress to the distance of one line, and all other military personnel put their heads straight.

     188. When the company passes the chief conducting the review, the linemen, at the signal of the senior, take their weapons to the "belt" position, turn to the right, run in a column, catch up with the company one at a time and form up on the left flank of the company.

     189. To pass through with a song, the company commander, having reorganized the company, stands eight steps ahead of the directing platoon and commands: "Company, ATTENTION. To pass with a song, platoon by platoon, the distance is fifty meters, the first platoon is straight, the rest are on the right." "At the MOMENT." "Step - MARCH", then quickly turns around on the toe of his right foot towards his left hand and starts moving with his left foot at the same time as the company.

At the command "To pass with a song", they step out of line and become: deputy company commanders - two steps behind the company commander, platoon commanders - two steps ahead of their platoons, drummer signalman - two steps behind the deputy company commanders, company sergeant - two steps ahead of the control group.

     At the executive command, the entire company begins to move, the first platoon (control group) moves at a marching pace with a song straight, and each subsequent platoon, approaching the place where the first platoon (control group) stood, turns to the left, marks the step in place and aligns. When the platoon in front moves away to the distance specified by the command, the commander of the subsequent platoon commands: "Platoon, with a song, STRAIGHT AHEAD." At this command, the platoon begins to move with a marching song.

Review of the battalion

     190. For a drill review, the battalion is built in a deployed formation in a line of platoon columns or in a two-tier formation (Figures 29 and 31); the battalion commander stands in front of the middle of the battalion at 10 steps; the drummer signalers of the entire battalion line up on the right flank in one line, two steps to the right of the commander of the directing company (battalion management); the deputy commanders The battalions stand two steps to the right of the drummer signallers. If there is an orchestra with the battalion, the drumming signallers are not called to the flank, and the orchestra becomes two steps to the right of the commander of the right flank company.

     191. The meeting of the chief is held in the order specified for the company. After responding to the chief's greeting, at the command of the battalion commander, "AT EASE," the company commanders step out of line and stand in front of the middle of their companies, five steps away.

     192. The battalion passes in front of the commander conducting the review, separately, at a distance of one linear (two linear); companies - in a column of three (four).

     193. Before the start of the solemn march, the battalion commander, having rebuilt (built) the battalion, as indicated, and the linear ones on the right flank of the battalion in a column one at a time, stands eight steps in front of the directing company (battalion management) and gives the commands: "Battalion, ATTENTION. To the solemn march, in turn, at one linear (two linear) distance, the first company is straight, the rest are on the right." "On the RIGHT ("Machine guns on the CHEST"). ""Alignment to the right, step -MARCH."

     At the command "To march solemnly", they step out of line and stand: the deputy battalion commanders are two steps behind the battalion commander in a two-step formation, the company commanders are six steps ahead of their companies, their deputies are two steps behind them, the platoon commanders are two steps ahead of their platoons, the communications platoon commander (the Assistant Chief of Staff of the battalion) is two steps ahead of the battalion headquarters. Company drummer signallers, under the command of the senior officer, come forward and stand in front of the battalion's line of march against the commander conducting the review, somewhat closer to the battalion's starting position. If there is an orchestra with the battalion, it takes the place indicated for the drummer signalers on this command.

     194. When the last unit of the battalion passes the chief conducting the review, the drummer signallers (orchestra), without stopping the battle (playing), at the command of the senior drummer signaller (military conductor), begin to move straight ahead, and with the exit to the line of passage, they march solemnly after the senior drummer signaller (military conductor). They walk shoulder to shoulder and march in front of the boss. After passing the chief by one or two linemen, the drummer signallers (orchestra) the battle (game) is stopped.

     195. To pass through with a song, the battalion commander stands eight steps in front of the directing company (battalion management) and gives the commands: "Battalion, ATTENTION. To pass with a song, at a distance of 50 meters, the first company (battalion control) is straight, the rest are on the right." "At the MOMENT." "Step - MARCH."

     At the command "To pass with a song", they step out of line and stand: deputy battalion commanders - two steps behind the battalion commander, company commanders - six steps ahead of their companies, their deputies - two steps behind them, platoon commanders - two steps ahead of their platoons, company drummers - in two steps behind the deputy company commanders.

     196. The inspection of the battalion, the exit of the line, as well as the passage of a solemn march and with a song are carried out as indicated for the company.

Review of the brigade (regiment)

     197. For a military review, a brigade (regiment) with a Battle Banner is built in a line of company or platoon columns, as shown in Fig. 33, the brigade (regiment) commander stands in front of the middle of the brigade (regiment) formation, 20-30 steps away. In the absence of an orchestra, the company drummer signallers line up under the command of the senior at the place indicated for the orchestra.

     The chief is met and the military greeting is performed as indicated for the company and battalion; at the same time, the report gives the full name of the brigade (regiment) with a list of honorary titles and orders assigned to it. After performing a military salute at the command of the brigade (regiment) commander, the battalion commanders step out of line and stand ten paces in front of the middle of their battalions, and the commanders of individual companies (batteries) "five steps away."

     198. A brigade (regiment) marches in front of the commander conducting the review, individually or individually.

     The order of passage of the brigade (regiment): the brigade commander (regiment) is in front, three steps behind him in one or two ranks are the deputy brigade commanders (regiment), two steps behind them are the flag officer with assistants, three steps behind them are the rest of the brigade (regiment) management in a column of three (four at a time) and then the brigade (regiment) units at the set distances.

     If the drill is conducted by the brigade (regiment) commander, then his place in front of the brigade (regiment) is occupied by his deputy.

     199. For the passage of the solemn march, the brigade (regiment) commander gives the commands: "Brigade (regiment), ATTENTION. To the solemn march, individually (side by side), at so many linear distances, the first company (battalion, brigade management (regiment) directly, the rest in front." "On the SHOULDER ("Machine guns on the CHEST"); "Alignment to the right, step - MARCH."

     At the command "To march solemnly", the deputy brigade (regiment) commanders step out of line and stand four steps in front of the Battle Banner, and the senior Assistant Chief of Staff steps out of line and stands two steps in front of the Battle Banner, battalion commanders, companies, platoons, orchestra (drummers) step out of line and stand as specified in paragraphs 186, 193 of this Charter.

     At the command "MARCH", the orchestra begins to play a march (drummers-signallers - beat the "Marching March"), and the directing company (battalion, brigade (regiment) command begins to march straight ahead. The rest of the units, turning to the right, reach the place where the leading company stood, turn to the left (shoulder in), align themselves at the command of their commanders "ON THE SPOT", gain the set distances and follow the leading unit at the command "STRAIGHT AHEAD". The flag officer and assistants do not turn their heads towards the boss when passing through the solemn march.

     200. When the last unit of the brigade (regiment) passes the chief conducting the review, the orchestra (drummer signalers), at the command of the military conductor (senior drummer signaler), without stopping the game (battle), begins to move straight, and with the exit to the line of passage, a solemn march follows the military conductor (senior drummer signaler). He passes in front of the boss with his right shoulder and marches in front of the boss, and stops the game (battle) after passing the boss by one or two linemen.

     201. To pass through with a song, the brigade (regiment) commander, having reorganized the brigade (regiment), gives commands: "Brigade (regiment), ATTENTION. For passing with a song, a distance of 50 meters or another distance is indicated, the first company (battalion, brigade (regiment) directorate) is straight, the rest are on the right." "For TODAY. Step FORWARD - MARCH."

     At the command "To pass with a song", the deputy brigade (regiment) commanders step out of line and stand two steps ahead of the brigade (regiment) command.

     202. The inspection of the brigade (regiment), the exit of the line, as well as the passage of a solemn march and with a song are carried out as indicated for the battalion.

3. Drill inspection on vehicles

     203. A company, battalion and brigade (regiment) for a military review are formed in a deployed formation with personnel in front of the vehicles.:

     company - vehicles in a line, personnel - in a two-step formation;

     battalion - vehicles and personnel - in a line of company or platoon columns;

     brigade (regiment) - vehicles and personnel - in a line of company columns.

     204. The military review of personnel on vehicles is carried out in relation to the order indicated for the review on foot.

     Verification of the availability and condition of weapons, military and other equipment, as well as the readiness of personnel to operate on vehicles is carried out in accordance with the procedure specified by the chief conducting the drill. He also determines the order of passage of the solemn march in cars.

     205. The passage of a solemn march in vehicles is carried out in company or battalion marching columns. A brigade (regiment) can also march in two or more columns.

     The hatches and windows of the cabins of the vehicles must be closed, except for the hatches and windows of the cabins on the vehicles of the company commanders, battalions, brigade commander (regiment), which are being reviewed. In addition, the hatches must be open on the vehicles of the unit commanders, who are allowed to stay in the hatch during the movement of the solemn march.

     With the permission of the supervisor conducting the inspection, the hatches and windows of the cabins can be opened on other machines.

When moving in a solemn march, standing in the commander's hatch (in the right front corner of the body) of the car are: company commander, platoon commanders and vehicles; battalion commander, company commanders and platoons; brigade (regiment) commander, battalion commanders and companies.

     When driving in a car, the commanders of units and units may be next to the driver of the car.

     206. The movement of a solemn march begins at the command (signals) "To the column - MARCH". All vehicles start moving at the same time in the formation in which they were in place, or they are rebuilt at the command of the commander, taking the set distances and intervals on the move. If the distances between the cars were no more than 10 m, then the cars start moving in turn, gaining the set distances, and when passing through two or more columns, the intervals.

     Two or three days before the chief conducting the review, the commanders who are in the commander's hatch (in the cockpit) of the vehicles put their hand to the headdress and at the same time turn their heads towards the chief. The rest of the military personnel act as specified in paragraph 167 of this Statute, while the submachine guns in the "chest" position are supported by the left hand on the forearm and receiver cover. After passing through the chief conducting the review, the commanders of the units and units lower their hand from the headdress and put their heads straight, and the rest of the military personnel assume the "at ease" position.

     207. Before passing through the solemn march, the unit's battle flag is installed unfolded in the upper hatch (of the troop compartment, body) of the unit commander's car. The signaler and assistants do not turn their heads towards the boss during the passage. Assistants armed with submachine guns should have them in the "chest" position and support them with their left hand by the forearm and receiver cover.

Chapter 8. The position of the Battle Banner of the brigade (regiment) in the ranks, its removal and relation1. General provisions

     208. By order of the unit, a flag officer and two assistants from sergeants or officers, mainly from among those awarded orders and medals, are appointed to the Battle Banner.

     In addition, a banner platoon is assigned by order of the unit to accompany the Battle Banner when it is brought to the brigade (regiment) and taken to the place of storage. When following the banner platoon to the place of storage of the Battle Banner, the banner bearer, assistants and the drummer signaller must be with him.

     When carrying the Battle Banner, the Flag bearer and assistants must have a sling (Appendix 10).

     The Battle Flag is always carried unfolded to the unit. When traveling a considerable distance, the Battle Flag is carried (transported) in a case.

2. The position of the Battle Banner in the ranks

     209. In the ranks on the spot, the flagbearer holds the Battle Banner at his foot with his right hand freely lowered. The lower end of the shaft should be in the middle of the right foot (fig. 60).

     When performing techniques with weapons, the position of the Battle Banner does not change.

     210. To move according to the preliminary command "Step", the flagbearer carries the Battle Banner on his left shoulder and holds it with his left hand extended along the shaft, and lowers his right hand. In this position of the Battle Banner, the lower end of the shaft should be at a height of 50-60 cm from the ground (Fig. 61).

     211. When moving with a Battle Banner, assistants and a banner platoon armed with machine guns must have them in the "chest" position, and armed with carbines - in the "shoulder" position (assistants armed with sabers - in the "shoulder" position). At the same time, the submachine guns in the "chest" position are supported by the left hand on the forearm and receiver cover.

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     When passing through a solemn march on parades, the Battle Flag is carried, as shown in Fig. 62.

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     212. In the deployed formation of the unit, the flag bearer with the Battle Banner and two assistants stand, as shown in Fig. 33.

3. The order of removal and bearing of the Battle Banner

     213. The Znamenny platoon follows to the place of storage of the Battle Banner in a column of three (four). The platoon commander is six steps ahead, two steps behind him is the flag officer and his assistants, and two steps behind the flag officer is the drummer.

     214. Having arrived at the place of storage of the Battle Banner, the banner platoon lines up in a deployed two-line formation so that the middle of the formation is opposite the exit from the room (storage area).

     The platoon commander stands on the right flank of the platoon to the right of the drummer signal officer, and two steps to the right of the platoon commander, the flag officer and assistants stand in one line. To receive the Battle Banner, the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff calls the flag officer: "Flag Officer, follow me, step - MARCH."

     At this command, the flag officer and assistants follow the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff.

     215. The Senior Assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff, having accepted the Battle Flag from the chief of the guard, hands it to the flagbearer and, in the presence of the chief of the guard, inspects the Battle Flag in the manner specified in the Internal Service Regulations.

     Then the senior assistant (deputy) Chief of Staff puts his hand to his headdress, gives the command "Znamenshchik, follow me, step - MARCH" and follows to the znamenny platoon.

     When the Battle Flag appears at the entrance, the commander of the znamenny platoon commands: "Platoon, under the Banner - ATTENTION," and if the platoon is armed with carbines, commands: "Platoon, under the Banner - ATTENTION, on kara-UL." On the first command, the platoon takes a drill stance, the platoon commander puts his hand to his headdress, and on the second command, the platoon also takes the carbines to the "guard" position (paragraph 69 of this Statute); the drummer begins to beat "Under the Banner".

     The flag officer and his assistants stand two steps to the right of the platoon commander in the same line, facing the movement. The senior assistant (deputy) Chief of Staff stands two steps in front of the flag officer and lowers his hand from his headdress; the drummer stops beating the drum.

     As soon as the flag officer and his assistants take their place, the platoon commander, lowering his hand from his headdress, commands: "Platoon, to the right", and if the platoon had carbines in the "on guard" position, then pre-gives the command "Platoon, to the left" and then "To the right".CHO."

     216. Movement with the Battle Banner begins at the command of the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff, "Znamenshchik, follow me, step - MARCH." At this command, the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff, the flag officer and assistants begin to move in half a step. The znamenny platoon, at the command of the platoon commander, "Platoon, in a column of three (four), step - MARCH", is rebuilt on the move, as specified in paragraph 107 of this Statute. After the platoon is rebuilt, at the command of the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff, "STRAIGHT AHEAD" everyone continues to move at full speed.

     The movement with the Battle Banner is carried out in a marching step in the following order: the senior assistant (deputy) chief of Staff, two steps behind him - the flag officer with his assistants, three steps behind the flag officer - the platoon commander; the drummer follows two steps behind the platoon commander, and two steps behind the drummer -platoon.

     The drummer alarmist, when following the znamenny platoon, beats the "Marching March" and stops the battle with the beginning of the orchestra (drummer alarmists) playing.

     217. When the banner platoon with the Battle Banner approaches 40-50 steps to the brigade (regiment), the brigade commander (regiment) commands: "Brigade (regiment), under the Banner - ATTENTION, alignment to-the-RIGHT (to-the-LEFT, to-the-MIDDLE)", and if the brigade (regiment) is armed with carbines, the commander: "Brigade (regiment), stand at ATTENTION under the Banner. To meet on the right (left, from the front), on kara-UL)".

     On the first command, the unit commanders from the platoon and above put their hand to their headgear; everyone turns their heads towards the Battle Banner and follows it with their eyes, turning their heads after it; the orchestra plays the "Counter March". At the second command, in addition, the carbines are placed in the "on guard" position (paragraph 69 of this Statute). If there is no orchestra with the brigade (regiment), drummer signalers, previously built in place of the orchestra, beat "Under the banner". The znamenny platoon stops at the left flank of the brigade (regiment) and, if the platoon is armed with carbines, takes them to the "guard" position at the command of the platoon commander. The flag officer and his assistants, under the command of the senior assistant (Deputy) Chief of Staff, continue to move to the right flank along the front of the brigade (regiment) and take their place in the formation (Fig. 33).

     When the flag bearer is in place, the brigade (regiment) commander gives a signal to the orchestra (drummers) to stop the game (battle) and commands: "At ease", and if the brigade (regiment) had carbines in the "on guard" position, pre-gives the command "Brigade (regiment), to".

     After the command of the brigade (regiment) commander, "At ease", the commander of the znamenny platoon takes the platoon to the left flank of the brigade (regiment).

     218. To carry the Battle Banner, the brigade (regiment) commander commands: "Znamenny platoon - FORWARD."

     At this command, a banner platoon with a drummer signal officer is brought out in a column of three (four) and, going forward with the left shoulder, stops in front of the middle of the left-flank unit 20-25 steps away, facing the front of the brigade (regiment).

     When the znamenny platoon stops, the brigade commander (regiment) commands: "Brigade (regiment), stand to ATTENTION under the Banner, stand to ATTENTION," and if the brigade (regiment) is armed with carbines, the commander: "Brigade (regiment), stand at ATTENTION under the Banner. To meet you on the right, on kara-UL."

     At this command, the brigade (regiment) proceeds as indicated in paragraph 217 of these Regulations (the znamenny platoon is equal to the left); the orchestra plays the "Counter March" (the drummer signalers beat "Under the Banner"); the senior assistant (deputy) chief of staff commands the banner bearer: "Znamenny, follow me, step MARCH" and he leads him and his assistants along the front of the brigade (regiment) to the znamenny platoon.

When the banner bearer with the Battle Banner comes abreast of the banner platoon, the commander of the banner platoon commands: "Platoon, step forward, MARCH," and if the platoon is armed with carbines, pre-gives the command "Platoon, to the left" and then "To the right." The platoon follows the Battle Banner to the place of its storage.

     When the znamenny platoon is 40-50 paces away, the brigade (regiment) commander gives the orchestra (drummer signalmen) a sign to stop playing (fighting) and commands: "AT EASE", and if the brigade (regiment) had carbines in the "on guard" position, he pre-gives the command "Brigade (regiment), to no-GE."

     219. Approaching the place where the Battle Banner is stored, the commander of the znamenny platoon lines up the platoon in the order specified in paragraph 214 of this Statute and commands: "Platoon, under the Banner - ATTENTION," and if the platoon is armed with carbines, commands: "Platoon, under the Banner - ATTENTION, on the kara-UL." According to these commands, the platoon acts as specified in paragraph 215 of this Charter. The drummer alarmist beats "Under the Banner". The senior assistant (deputy) chief of staff, putting his hand to his headdress, commands the flag officer: "Flag officer, follow me, step - MARCH" - and leads him and his assistants behind him. When the Battle Flag is brought into the room, the commander of the banner platoon lowers his hand from his headdress, the drummer stops beating the drum; if the platoon had carbines in the "on guard" position, the platoon commander gives the command "Platoon, to the left", then "To the right" and leads the platoon to the location of the company.

APPENDIX 1 to the Military Regulations

For the table of signals for formation control, see (paper version)

APPENDIX 2 to the Military Regulations

For the table of signals for controlling the machine, see (paper version)

APPENDIX 3 to the Military Regulations

THE DRILL NOTE

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     Notes:

     1. The battalion drill note on the back indicates the military ranks and surnames of the company commanders, starting with the commander of the first company, and in the brigade (regiment) drill note, in addition, the military ranks and surnames of the battalion commanders.

     2. The drill note is kept as a document for official use and is destroyed in accordance with the established procedure.

     3. For units whose states are classified, do not specify the "By state" column.

APPENDIX 4 to the Military Regulations

See the legend (paper version)

APPENDIX 5 to the Military Regulations

See THE EQUIPMENT OF THE PARADE GROUND (paper version)

     1 - a drill ground; 2 - a stand with drawings from the Drill Regulations; 3 - a mirror; 4 - places for linemen; 5 - a grandstand; 6 - a line for construction; 7 - flagpoles; 8 - a platform for practicing movement techniques on the battlefield; 9 - a platform for practicing actions on machines and on machines; 10 - places for smoking and shoe cleaning.

     Notes:

     1. The drill ground of a military unit is intended for conducting drill exercises; competitions for the best drill unit; morning physical exercises; general battalion and regimental evening checks; for separating the guard, checking the teams being equipped from the unit, as well as personnel being dismissed from the unit; building personnel before going to work classes for other military rituals.

     2. Drill grounds measuring 8x16 m are prepared evenly over the entire area of the parade ground. In addition to the drill grounds, a strip is allocated on the parade ground for the passage of units in a solemn march.

     3. The right-flank line is drawn at a distance of 5-8 m from the grandstand, one step away from it places for linemen 10-15 m apart are indicated.

     4. All lines on the parade grounds are applied with white paint (diluted with lime).

     5. Each drill ground must be well lit and radioed.

APPENDIX 6 to the Military Regulations

Rules for company drummer signallers

     1. A drummer in the ranks carries a drum on a belt over his left shoulder, with the lower skin to his right thigh. The sticks are located in the sockets of the drum belt, with the thin ends facing down.

     The signal tube is on a cord, over the right shoulder and attached to the waist belt by the tube ring at the left hip, bell down (Fig. 1).

     2. To prepare for drumming, the drummer takes the drumsticks out of the sockets of the drum belt, moves the drum to the playing position and places the sticks with their thin ends on the upper skin of the drum (Fig. 2). In this case, the signal tube remains in the position specified in paragraph 1 of these rules.

     To indicate the beginning and end of the drumming, the senior drummer signals with a wave of his sticks.

     See (paper version)

     3. When turning, the drummer holds the drum with his hand by the hoop.

     4. When moving in formation without playing, the drummer holds the drum as specified in paragraph 1 of these rules.

     5. To prepare for playing the signal pipe, the drummer takes the pipe in his right hand and brings the mouthpiece to his mouth (Fig. 3). In this case, the drum remains in the position specified in paragraph 1 of these rules.

Construction site See (paper version)

APPENDIX 7 to the Military Regulations

The formation of the brigade (regiment) at the presentation of the Battle Banner, See (paper version)

APPENDIX 8 to the Military Regulations

The formation of a brigade (regiment) when interviewing military personnel at a drill review, See (paper version)

     Note: the distance between the categories of officials in the survey is 2 steps.

Drumming for the company drum1. See Marching March No. 1 (paper version) 2. Marching march No. 2 See (paper version) 3. March on the guards See (paper version) 4. Gathering See (paper version) 5. Under the banner See (paper version) 6. Combat alert See (paper version)

APPENDIX 9 to the Military Regulations

Signals for the signal trumpet and drums for the company drum Signals for the signal trumpet1. Lifting See (paper version) 2. Start classes See (paper version) 3. Breakfast, lunch, dinner See (paper version) 4. Hang up See (paper version) 5. Listen to everything See (paper version) 6. See collection (paper version) 7. Gathering of chiefs See (paper version) 8. Fire See (paper version) 9. Running See (paper version) 10. Combat alert See (paper version)

APPENDIX 10 to the Military Regulations

Description of the baldric for wearing the Battle Banner

     The baldric for carrying the Battle Banner by the flagbearer consists of long and short shoulder straps and a leather cup for setting the lower end of the Battle Banner shaft. Shoulder leather straps 80 mm wide are covered with blue silk fabric and edged with gold braid 12-15 mm wide.

     The sling for the assistants is the same as for the banner bearer, but instead of a leather cup, a golden-colored brush is sewn on.

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