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The lecturer is explaining the essentials of password.
Turn left: In the process of marching, the preparation sequence starts from the left foot, and the moving sequence falls on the left foot.

Turn right: In the process of marching, the preparation sequence starts from the right foot, and the moving sequence falls on the right foot.

Align to the right and organize the team. Align to the left if necessary. The password is: "Take XX as the benchmark-Qi!"

Requirements: the benchmark soldiers will not move, and the rest will be aligned according to the right (left) regulations. When the benchmark soldier hears "take someone as the benchmark", his right hand is clenched and held high, and when he hears "look at each other together", his hand is put down.

Password: "Look ahead!"

Requirements: the benchmark soldiers will not move, and the rest of the soldiers will immediately turn their heads straight and return to their original positions.

Extended answer:

When directing an operation, the verbal command issued by the commander is called password, which generally includes three parts: instruction, advance order and action command.

Book the first part of the password and let the listener concentrate and get ready for action. Activate the last part of the password to make the listener act immediately.

There is usually a certain time interval between advance orders and material moving orders.

Some passwords only have pre-command and action command, such as "turn right (pre-command)-turn (action command)";

Some passwords only give orders without warning, such as "stand at attention" and "at ease";

Some passwords have three parts, such as "teacher-oriented (instruction), left and right (pre-instruction)-turn (instruction)" and so on.

It can be divided into big passwords and small passwords. Big passwords are generally used in queues with a large number of people above the battalion, that is, to make the passwords heard at the beginning and end of the queue, and to lengthen the pre-sequence and activation sequence.