16 count manual of arms

1st Armed Drill video

[@mirandaharris5439]

He has some guts.... Not even wearing shoes. It hurts to accidentally slam the rifle down with converse. Man..

[@joesiraco3585]

Well it's muscle memory ya know lol

[@jdizzzo7]

Idk why all you guys criticize, every branch varies details, if you don't know that you're a boot or you're a civilian. If you're so proficient, why are you even looking this up on youtube? Thanks for the help, I have a ceremony tomorrow and my CG is a bunch of lowkey skaters so I have to look it up for the most part.

[@DanielDiaz-fe7fi]

Jordan Hennessy we clicked on it cuz the title makes no sense

[@roseplayz1606]

@@DanielDiaz-fe7fi how does it not make sense what is the correct name.

[@DanielDiaz-fe7fi]

@@roseplayz1606 cuz theres only 15 count or 14 count

[@roseplayz1606]

@@DanielDiaz-fe7fi i don't remember anything about this so i can't argue.

[@Luffy-Taro]

I wanst even searching this XD

[@b2mommer610]

It’s my first time in the navy and I really appreciate the help with rifle movements

[@AdriannaZych]

This helped a lot thank you! I'm getting tested on this in NJROTC soon!

[@anthonyrascon1638]

kol

[@InstaMemesio]

How did it go?

[@Messerschmitt_BF_109G_10]

I did this in Army JROTC too

[@jeredhersh789]

That's a really nice looking old Springfield

[@bakkudeku]

This is incredible, thank you for the upload!

[@ritzjones9764]

You cant execute an about face while at present arms

[@austinmcdermott8859]

You can't do a facing movement at present

[@chrismonst3000]

It should be 15 count manual arms according to the drill book FM3-21.5

[@tieunnay1748]

RIGHT because i just learned this today and its 15 count

[@gavinsapp564]

Not in the US Navy

[@sadisticwolf2722]

I got 16

[@alexisrice6431]

hey im trying to learn how to report in does anyone know how

[@donnigotmotion]

@@alexisrice6431 I do

[@qyoho]

You can't do an about face when presenting arms

[@Harrypotterxx2]

+Quinton Yoho It was most likely for instructional purposes only.

[@OzzieO_]

Even so, it should still be done properly, especially since its for instructional purposes.

[@uniteddreams7065]

It should always be executed to perfection during drill instruction so any combination is possible when demonstrated by a drill instructor and no matter how perfect your performance is...you won't make him happy only less mad. It's easier said than done.

[@glennsosinske3260]

Present arms is only for the officer to inspect the rifle. (To show that there is no magazine inserted, the bolt locked in the back position, and to see through the magazine well, to make sure the firearm is clear for inspection). All of the drills are safety oriented. Parade arms is just to show that a person mastered their rifle drills, with all the choreograph involved.

[@TheBobwatermellon]

How did he do that then? Didn't look like he has much trouble at all.(this is a joke lighten up guys it's a demo)

[@xAbcDie3x]

It depends on the situation. In color guard, on the command, "Present, colors." to "Carry, colors." the color escorts go from present, to port, to Right/Left shoulder. But yeah, you can't face unless your at order.

[@Ghost-mn7fk]

I love old videos like this

[@rjdhell13]

He would be given, as we call it in our college, "Reminders".

[@MrNate1395]

Had to lead color guard today for a baseball game, haven't had to do drill and ceremony let alone rifle d&c in two years when I first joined, thanks for the help guys

[@williamranieri9020]

Thanks so much for making this video. It’s gonna help me rank up

[@skytheskid9366]

Yea fr I’m gonna get Private First Class in jrotc for learning basic rifle movements

[@calvinmahaney4423]

Bravo Zulu on the drill, pretty damn good I'd say! way different than us Canadians though, lol

[@SuburbanPreparedness]

That was worth it to watch the ending. I didn't expect that. Great stuff! Where are they now?

[@EdWatts]

2:48 -- right hand moves during "About, FACE!" "Half-right, FACE! ASSume the position! Give me fifty!" Otherwise, great handling skills! Nice work.

[@RickRollerSuper]

Great video! Very helpful, thank you!

[@bruhdakine-j808l2]

I counted 15 qnd its supposed to be silent when doing the 15 count manual and make sure to cut your opposite hand that you are not spinning the rifle with it makes the movement look more professional

[@tubbers20]

Despite the negative comments I enjoyed watching this. :^)

[@davidwas77]

I lost my arms in combat so i wish you could actually order arms

[@pointingsoyjak4271]

Bro how are you typing this

[@astrofrk]

It was different from the 16 count in the USN San Diego in 2014. We included a parade rest.

[@martyjewell5683]

A bit different still from the USN Great Lakes in 1971. Ours was not to reason why....

[@mchume65]

When I went to Navy Boot Camp in 1973, we went to parade rest at the final count, skipping the second present arms.

[@chuckjohnson2564]

So do you rember the five and dive , or Rilfe Salute . Also where at S.D , Great mistake's , Fla ?

[@edk.9939]

I went to Orlando in January of 76, we were the last training group in that period of Jimma Carter's Navy after VietNam to carry the old '03 Springfields(training group 031, Co.217). We learned at that time(not a drill or flag co.) the 9 and 16 count manual of arms. After 031 graduated, it reverted to WAVE infantry/drill for everyone.@@chuckjohnson2564

[@nameswithnumbers7737]

I am almost 100% positive it's 15 count manual arms. The first port is not a port, it immediately goes to right shoulder.

[@FaDeScUmP]

And you're correct it is 15 count.. Ive been in rotc for a while now to know that 16 count doesn't exist

[@paulgermano7837]

We did this in Coast Guard basic training with the M1 Garand.

[@MWGrossmann]

@3:43 .. No butt noise! Ah, the memories of Great Mistakes. Thanks. I don't have a rifle anymore but my kids gasped at first but got a real kick out of seeing their father wasn't making stuff up. They also asked me if US sailors shoot rifles at enemy on the shore. Heh. No? Then why do you do all that with a gun? It's not a "gun", kiddo. My daughter's 12, my son is 8, and there's no way in hell they're getting any Full Metal Jacket quotes from me, let alone watching that flick before they're 15. By your sleeve, sir!

[@lpspikamaryproductions1239]

This really helps I have a compitition Saturday for color guard

[@4fomo]

lpspikamaryproductions 123 why are you on a competition if you don't fully understand it

[@GeorgeIsEpic]

this video wont help, trust me.

[@almightyjony4193]

You can't do any facing movements while at port arms present arms right shoulder and left shoulder arms

[@terrys2735]

King Mex The only position at which facing movements are not allowed is present arms. If facing movements were not allowed at port arms or shoulder arms, the guards at the Tomb of the Unknowns wouldn't do it.

[@hammeroftitans840]

True. I wish I knew about this video before we started this unit in LCC (Leadership Cadet Corps).

[@nippleflexer3630]

We usually do facing movements are order arms

[@laski-salonen2573]

The end was impressive

[@morganbangs2969]

If you do 16 count you would start with left shoulder arms. Otherwise, that would be 15 count manual of arms. It starts with right shoulder arms, Then left shoulder arms, then Poor arms, then present arms, then back to port and then back to full order.

[@ACDKAOS]

The real way is 15 count manual arms. When you go from order arms to port in the beginning you don't go all the way to port. instead of putting your right hand on the pistol grip, you put in down at the butt plate and go straight to right shoulder

[@silviocastell8889]

Does all this apply for marine boot camp? Any marching drills i should review... Drill is not much of my strong point

[@martyjewell5683]

You're screwed pal..

[@cheyennehenderson5561]

In my JROTC we do a 15 count manual....

[@natethehunter1911]

Is that b/c u wre in army jrotc

[@victoriag1321]

STOP WITH THE NEGATIVE COMMENTS! Half of you probably even don't know how to do it even close to how well he did! Thank you for making this video it really helped me! 😁 And, why are you here if you know how to do it already, just wanted to drag someone else down, and if you dont know how to do it, the only reason you kbow how to know is because of this video. Keep up the extrodinary work! (To anyone who is scrolling that DOESNT want to criticize, have a wonderful day, and God bless you! 🌞😁😎)

[@TheRealLarryMaxwell]

Im in Army JROTC im on armed drill and i have been tought different and were going to a national competiton in daytona beach florida

[@ethanparker2543]

I had drill today in Jrotc and wasnt even supposed to do it, but we called it 14 count

[@Seemsayin]

What made you think that kids were watching this?

[@terrys2735]

His left forearm is not parallel to the deck at port arms, in spite of what the cameraman says, because that would be impossible. Also, facing movements are not allowed while presenting arms.

[@LeonAllanDavis]

I'm thinking it would help a soldier enormously if in high school he had some experience twirling the baton. High-stepping. In a th-tu.

[@shannonsver7323]

I can’t ever port arms I’m too scared to try out for armed

[@therookieassassin3027]

I should of watched this first before I went to my first practice

[@yeetfecteau1380]

My colar bone always to bruised aftet Rifle Movement PT 😂

[@gucchidelacuchi]

Also Right shoulder arms, the Guiding hand should not be as a Rifle Salute. the Arm should make approx. a 45 degree angle..

[@alexisrice6431]

yo guys im like a sophomore and my chief just made me commander for armed drill but I have no idea how to report in at comp please help

[@Marco-bf4uu]

Damn the orginal german drill is hundred times better looking

[@liamwelty1028]

On FIFTEEN count Manuel arms you go from port straight to the but you dont put your hand on the grip

[@TheKlin6]

you cant call facing movements at present arms

[@DarrenSmithMusic]

great job guys!

[@BuzzKillingtonS13]

Wait ..you can perform a facing movement from Present? I dont remember this from jrotc but it was a long time ago ...

[@maxpowers1321]

Amateur civilian here, basically are 5 positions? Normal, right shoulder, left shoulder, presenting vertical and ground??? (basic english here)

[@gizelbermudez4030]

it's actually suppoesed to be 60 degree angle but 45 is acceptable

[@uniteddreams7065]

They'll teach you all the basic arms training in NJROTC during high school.

[@littleuglyeddie]

The man's execution of the commands are flawless, without hesitation, and his arms' positioning remained perfect each time. However, this is not 16-count manual arms with a rifle. 16 count manual arms is a sequence of all the movements : from attention to Port Arms to right shoulder arms to Port Arms to left shoulder arms, and so on until ending at parade rest. 16 movements. No, I cannot recall each one in order, and recite them verbatim but then again I'm 51 years old and that was 30 years ago or more LOL. But am I not right about that?

[@Mike_V3]

Im not saying your wrong, but when I do the rifle movements, right shoulder, left shoulder, present arms, ports arms and then order arms, all from order arms, I call it "15 count manual". And my rifle manual says so, but this is because we dont go to port arms from order arms.

[@matthew1992]

Michael Lee you’re*

[@friskdreemurr6281]

Nice spinning dude id like to see a transition to a lady liberty afterwords!

[@scottwright2358]

thanks guys, trying to get the moves down for South Carolina VFW Honor guard, for Memorial Day t,his helps

[@michaelwhisman7623]

Any fool can do the 15 or 16 count manual. It takes a real man to do the 96 Count Manual!

[@ytscrb7744]

Is it diffrent branch from branch because I'm in Ajrotc and we have a 15 count manual not a 16

[@elianaaraujo18]

You should have called "as you were,Present arms" instead of "Port,Present Arms"

[@morganbangs2969]

Exactly

[@edriancollantes7681]

I wish I was snappy too like him!❤️

[@John_Guest]

this is going to help in class

[@ritzjones9764]

Also cant go back to port, the only thing you can do from present is order arms

[@imQaif]

No when you are at present arms. You can only go to the previous command or to order.

[@VulcanOnWheels]

1:37 I see his left arm angled up. It's too bad that the last part was recorded in such low light.

[@DistructoTweek]

Tell me how wrong I am but isn't it 15 count manual?

[@ForestOutHouse]

I'd wack my self in the face so many times throwing the Springfield around.

[@nippleflexer3630]

I do that with the M1 garand at school doing right shoulder haha

[@patrickhurley8]

your in navy jrotc and you have 16 count? im in navy rotc and we do 18 count manual of arms.

[@sgtprestonoftheyukon2423]

Nice work !!! Damn shame you don't have a bayonet .

[@LIGHTNING278TH]

not in army(yet) but i still have to learn this thanks for the vid. (who the hell disliked it?)

[@InstaMemesio]

Me

[@InstaMemesio]

I disliked it lollll

[@usmcpatriot4540]

Impressive holy damn

[@Miragemp5]

Do it with a mouser or FN FAL

[@lucatero05]

Fingers aren't together when gripping the rifle and right arm isn't fully straight.

[@morganbangs2969]

And when he’s at port he’s holding the rifle rifle way too far out

[@mini_stoner420]

Oh thank goodness I watched this, I'm the worst freshman cadet ever for not getting this XP no wonder my Battalion Commanding Officer got so frustrated with me :p Such a derp, I was being.

[@nykkialvarez3573]

This IS 16 Count Manual Arms! Not 15! Also this the Navy.

[@General_Shenanigans]

I just graduated into the marinez, letz post some of my skillz!

[@silviocastell8889]

Make a video of the drills!

[@eudhdbrhd350]

Noice hes a color Guard

[@tidepods6873]

What type of demonstration gun is used in this video?

[@kkrankie]

No facing manuever's from the position of "present". Only from Port or shoulder. Nice rifle control however.

[@demonmit1]

wow he has so many things wrong... If anyone on my drill team did any of this, they would be doing PT

[@cja1975a]

HELL YEAH PAZ!!! GO GT/EV NJROTC!

[@thelonewolf997]

If I've learned correctly in jrotc drill and ceremonies, is that '15' count manual?

[@tikiking7543]

This man is getting it confused idk if it's afjrotc but

[@patrickmosur7868]

Tiki King and what JROTC might you be in???

[@tylercastaldo9718]

Tighten ur elbows son

[@MrTheGibbby]

i don't think you can do about face while at present arms

[@majorlee76251]

Need an m1

[@temandjorry1920]

I thought it was 15 count?

[@TheAustin1012]

it is 15 count manual arms

[@DNeid]

YOU CANT DO ANY MOVEMENT ASIDE FROM PORT/ORDER ARMS FROM PRESENT ARMS!

[@redcartiers]

I wish I knew how to do this kind of stuff

[@redcartiers]

or somebody to watch me do it and tell me what I'm doing wrong or guide me through it

[@mindfreak1able]

dude plays nunchucks with his gun ahahahhhaha

[@bradenmattvlog1596]

that is a 15 count manual

[@mbc14k]

Where did you get that springfeild?

[@donjordan5283]

Some of these things were incorrect, might be because I'm in Army JROTC not Navy, wouldn't see why it would be any different.

[@okhoward1942]

+Don Jordan That's weird, I'm also in AJROTC and I didn't see anything incorrect...what was done wrong?

[@okhoward1942]

+Don Jordan Wait, actually, we do do left shoulder arms differently than in the video

[@nameswithnumbers7737]

+Nina Rosaline Army JROTC goes immediately to right shoulder rather than placing the hand on the pistol grip.

[@ethanpendarvis2398]

NamesWithNumbers what pistol grip? You mean the small of the stock?

[@shotcall1]

I 'participate' in active duty army and I can tell u after 8 years I can't do a fraction what he can, impressive. Not

[@residentevil1197]

MCJROTC Im guessing? Is that 1903 a demil or replica

[@EdWatts]

@quintanillaedgar Yup.

[@mori-7090]

So many rules for such a petty thing.

[@genericusername6859]

It's not petty when it looks uniform, and dignified. Also, there are competitions in JROTC/ROTC for this kind of stuff, so people who are in Color Guards need to know this.

[@karenbartlett1307]

On the second day of the Battle of Shiloh in the "Civil War", an Indiana colonel among Buell's (Union) men saw that his regiment [green recruits] was shaky in the face of resistance from the Confederates. The colonel "halted them, then and there, and put them briskly through the manual of arms...Considerably steadied, the Hoosiers resumed their advance." Shelby Foote, "The Civil War: A Narrative", vol. I, Fort Sumter to Perryville, page 346.

[@FaDeScUmP]

If its so petty then why you watching it?🤔

[@thesharpeinator]

Right is first.

[@KoreanTryHard]

There should only be 15 movements.

[@paulsheehan2917]

Is that a Daisy?