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What does the class sergeant command when entering the classroom?
What does the class sergeant command when entering the classroom?
We will then fall out of our respective locker rooms and into our classroom in front of our assigned seat at the position of attention. We will have _____ minutes to complete this task.
We will then fall out of our respective locker rooms and into our classroom in front of our assigned seat at the position of attention. We will have _____ minutes to complete this task.
a specified number of
What is the command given at the conclusion of PT and DT?
What is the command given at the conclusion of PT and DT?
What should the class do after clearing their desks?
What should the class do after clearing their desks?
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What must the class do when transitioning from the grinder back to the locker room?
What must the class do when transitioning from the grinder back to the locker room?
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Match the class commands with their descriptions:
Match the class commands with their descriptions:
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What is the first dynamic stretching exercise?
What is the first dynamic stretching exercise?
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Total LASD recruits assigned: _____
Total LASD recruits assigned: _____
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What is the primary command for breaking from classroom instruction?
What is the primary command for breaking from classroom instruction?
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Study Notes
Classroom Commands
- Commands initiate with the Class Sergeant issuing orders for formation: "Class, columns of files from the left!"
- The Head of the Left Column responds with "Forward!" while the Head of the Right Column commands "Stand Fast!"
- The command to begin marching is "March!"
Conclusion of Physical Training and Defensive Tactics
- Transition from formation includes recovering personal items (sweats and water bottles) in a non-gun hand.
- Recruits change out of PT/DT attire to professional business attire or complete Class B uniform.
- Tasks have a specified time limit to be completed before regrouping in the classroom.
Exiting the Classroom
- Directions are given to clear desks and assume attention position before exiting the classroom.
- Movement is controlled and organized into a modified marching formation facing south upon exiting.
Sidewalk to Grinder Movement
- Instructions include transitioning to a route step march with recruits leaning back during the march.
- Commands shift to marking time and halting once arriving at the grinder.
Locker Room Transition in Professional Business Attire
- Upon the Sergeants' command, recruits change from professional business attire or Class B uniforms back into PT/DT attire.
- Movement after changing involves falling into either the gymnasium or the grinder, facing east.
Breaks Protocol
- The class is instructed to clear desks and prepare for designated break areas.
- After the break, there is a required transition back to the classroom positioned at attention.
Dynamic Stretches
- Instructed by the Class Sergeant to move into dynamic stretching exercises after transitioning from PT formation.
- Exercises are introduced sequentially, with specific starting and finishing commands.
Dismissing Class
- Recruits are directed to clear their desks before being officially dismissed for the day.
- Specific reporting times and uniform requirements are communicated for future gatherings, including details on cleanup and security duties.
Recruit Morning Report Structure
- The morning report begins formally with acknowledgment ("Sir or Ma'am") and continues with troop statistics.
- Information includes total LASD recruits assigned (both gender distributions) and participating agencies.
- Details also cover absentees, tardiness, and any detailed recruits outlined for the day.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential commands and protocols for transitioning between classroom activities and physical training sessions. It includes the organization of formations, exiting procedures, and attire transitions. Test your knowledge on these crucial elements for effective training management.
