QUICK STEP.

The cadence of the slow pace having become perfectly habitual, a quick

time is next taught, which is 108 steps in a minute, each of thirty

inches, making 270 feet in a minute.

Quick March.--The command Quick March being given with a pause between

them, the word Quick is to be considered as a caution, and the whole

to remain perfectly steady. On the word March, the whole move off,

conforming to the directions already given. (This pace is applied

generally to all movements by large as well as small bodies of troops;

and therefore the recruit is trained and thoroughly instructed in this

essential part of his duty.)

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