3.
A. Sound off
(Page 64)
4.
C. Honors to the nation
(Page 64)
5.
C. Review
(Page 62)
6.
D. None
(Page 65)
7.
C. The Army Goes Rolling Along
(Page 65)
8.
C. First rank
(Page 66)
9.
B. Render no honors unless you were officially informed that honors was required.
(Page 70)
10.
A. Behind the parent organization commander and staff
(Page 70)
LESSON SIX
HONOR GUARDS, HONOR CORDONS,
GUARD MOUNTS, AND FUNERALS
OVERVIEW
In this lesson you will learn the sequence of events and the band's
LESSON DESCRIPTION:
movements for honor guards, honor cordons, formal guard mounts, and
funerals.
After completing this lesson you will be able to identify the marching
LEARNING OBJECTIVE:
band movements for honor guards, honor cordons, formal guard mounts,
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