Japanese Army Crawling drill ( WW2 reenacting)

A second class private which is a first year soldier in a drill by Chubu 23rd Unit ( Reenactment group), Japan.
A guide to reenacting

[@talesfromburma2320]

Apart from the crawling drill were there any other instances where a soldier would have to put his pouches to the left and right?

[@oldtimer-up7tg]

The regulation is to attach the pouches. Maybe during charging or in battlefield your kit would be a bit shabby, you would have your pouches left to right, otherwise a soldier must always observe the uniform regulations.

[@Odd_Krieger]

Nice video. I just want to ask. Is this a normal drill in any ww2 armies ? Thank you in advance

[@oldtimer-up7tg]

Usually different countries have different kind of of drills including marching and combat formation.

[@Odd_Krieger]

@@oldtimer-up7tg For this particular crawling drill, may i know the Japanese term or command for it ?

[@oldtimer-up7tg]

@@Odd_Krieger sure, Sono bani fuse! = prone on the spot Zenpo go bei, hofuku mae= 5 metres ahead, crawl Susume! = Forward! Sono bani tate! = stand up on the spot Soubi tenken= equipment inspection Yasume= at ease Kiotsuke= attention

[@Odd_Krieger]

@@oldtimer-up7tg Thanks alot !!!

[@cessnalynabella5532]

@@oldtimer-up7tg oh my god, I don't think google translate would have done this correctly. I'm curious how you were able to get these translations?