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2. 2
Classroom Rules

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4. Safety Rules
Please follow
Evac
Plan

5. Safety Rules (Outdoor)

6. INDIVIDUAL
MOVEMENTS UNDER
ARMS

7. REFERENCE
•Part I/Section IV; Individual Movements Under
Arms
MANUAL ON DRILLS AND CEREMONIES ( P30-
56).

8. EXPECTED LEARNING OUTCOMES
•Determine the Command of Manual
of Arms.
•Execute the Movements of Manual of
Arms using Rifle.
•Execute the Movements of Manual
using Sword

9. SCOPE OF MY PRESENTATION
•Command of Manual of
Arms Under Arms
•Movement of Manual of
Arms using Rifle
•Movement of Manual for
Sword

10. Rules
This section contains procedures for executing
the manual of arms with the M14 rifle in
conjunction with individual and unit drill
movements.
At the halt, all movements are initiated from Order
Arms or Sling Arms, which are the positions of
attention with the rifle.
All precision movements are executed in quick-
time cadence.

11. Cont’ Rules
•For drill purposes, the modified magazine is
carried in the rifle.
•The command AGAP, TA or ISAKBAT, TA must
be given prior to the command for double time.
•Execute HUMANAY with your rifle at Port Arms.

12. Cont’ Rules
•Movements for short distances are executed at
the trail by introducing preparatory commands
such as BITBIT SANDATA, or BITBIT SANDATA,
PASULONG, KAD.
•With your rifle at Order Arms bring it to the trail
while in motion when executing the facing.
•Facing movements are executed from Order
Arms or Sling Arms.

13. cont’ Rules
In all movements except those mentioned above,
the rifle is carried Right Shoulder Arms in
cadence.
In halting, the rifle is to be brought to Order Arms
in cadence.
Order Arms is the key position assumed in most
manual of arms
Manual of arms movements are a combination of
the position of attention and the procedures for
the prescribed movement.

14. Rules Governing the Execution of
Manual of Arms
•Unless indicated in this manual,
these rules apply.
•The term "at the balance" refers to a
point on the M14 just in front of the
trigger housing.
•Whenever a position is described as
"diagonally across the body," the rifle
barrel is up.

15. Rules Governing the Execution of
Manual of Arms
•The cadence for rifle movement is quick time.
•The manual of arms is taught at a halt.
•Any position of manual of arms may be ordered
from a previous position by giving the suitable
commands.
•When executing movements with the rifle, the
movements are executed SMARTLY and
snappily.

16. Order Arms
•At Order Arms, maintain the
position of attention with the rifle.
•Place the butt of the rifle on the
marching surface, with sights to
the rear.
•The toe of the butt touches the
foot on line.
•Secure the rifle with the right hand
in a "U" formed by the fingers
(extended and joined and thumb).

17. Rest Positions
•On the command of execution
PAHINGA or TIKAS, PAHINGA,
• thrust the muzzle forward,
simultaneously changing the
grip of the right hand to grasp
the stock below the gas cylinder
lock screw.

18. Rest Positions in the Route Step
•On the command PALUWAG or
PAHINGA,
•keep the butt of the rifle in place
as in Parade Rest and bring the
rifle diagonally in front of you
with your right hand and left
hand.

19. PORT ARMS
•Port Arms from Order Arms is a
two-count movement.
•The command is AGAP, TA. On
the command of execution TA,
grasp the rifle with the right hand
and raise the rifle diagonally
across the body, keeping the
right elbow down (without strain).

20. Present Arms
•At Order Arms, the command
is TANGHAL, TA.
• At the command TA, which is
at the count of one in this
movement, raise the rifle in
front and at the center of your
body with your right hand.
•Hold the small of the stock in
a U formed.

21. Right Shoulder Arms
•When executed
from Order Arms,
Right Shoulder
Arms is a five-
count movement

22. Rest with the Left Shoulder Arms
•From Port Arms, the
command is SA KALIWANG
BALIKAT, TA.

23. MANUAL FOR SWORD
The sword is carried on the left side of the body
attached to a sword strap.
Command of execution for sword drill is KALIS

24. MANUAL FOR SWORD
•The sword shall be drawn with armed troops or in
command of a unit.
•Carry sword is assumed when:
Any manual of arms movement has been
ordered, except Parade
•Rest, At Ease, Present Arms, Order Arms, or
Eyes Right

25. GENERAL RULES
Present sword is assumed when:
Saluting with the sword
The unit is presented to the Colors or to any
person, or when the National Anthem, To the
Color or Retreat is played.
Executing Eyes Right (Left) when marching
past a reviewing officer or stand. In the interior
of a formation, remain at carry position.

26. GENERAL RULES
•While marching with the sword at the carry
position, the arms should swing naturally. Do not
hold the scabbard or sling.
•While marching at double time, hold the sword
diagonally across the chest. Hold the scabbard
with the left hand just below the frog stud.

27. DRAW SWORD
On the preparatory
command,
ANTABAY BUNOT,
On the command of
execution KALIS

28. CARRY SWORD
•At the position of carry
sword, the sword is
held by the right hand,
the blade vertical.

29. PRESENT SWORD FROM ORDER
SWORD/ CARRY SWORD
•Executed only when
halted at Order or
Carry Sword
•On the preparatory
command, TANGHAL
On the command of
execution, TA

30. ORDER SWORD FROM PRESENTS SWORD
•The command is
BABA, TA. This is a
one-count movement.
•On the command of
execution, TA, turn the
true edge down. In this
position, the right arm
hangs naturally, thumb
along the trouser
seam.

31. CARRY SWORD FROM ORDER
SWORD
• The c0mmand is HANDA
DALA, KALIS
• Preparatory command
HANDA DALA, twist the
sword counter clock wise
letting the flat side of the
sword face front.

32. REST WITH THE SWORD
•Executed normally
from Order Sword.
•If executed from Carry
Sword execute Order
Sword first before
going to Parade Rest.

33. REST AND AT EASE
•The command PALUWAG
is given only from the
position of Parade Rest.
•At the command of
execution, PALUWAG
•Rest may be executed from
At Ease

34. RETURN SWORD
•The command is
ANTABAY SALONG,
KALIS. 

35. INSPECTION ARMS
The command is SIYASAT KALIS
When an inspecting officer approaches a soldier
for inspection, the first execution is Carry Sword.
On the second count, bring the sword to the
right side, keeping your right upper arm as close
as possible to the body.
After the inspection, bring the sword to the
position of Carry Sword.

36. EYES RIGHT WHILE MARCHING
•The command HANDA
TINGIN SA KANAN,
NA is executed while
marching at Carry
Sword.

37. PORT ARMS
•Port Arms is executed
when the command is
SIGLANG HAKBANG
KAD,,
•This position is assumed
only from the position of
carry sword

39. SUMMARY
Command of Manual of Arms Under Arms
Movement of Manual of Arms using Rifle
Movement of Manual for Sword