This list looks quite familiar. Looks like the copy i had when i was in uniform grp.Originally posted by kiddyduck:
exactly..Originally posted by whereismyrib:This list looks quite familiar. Looks like the copy i had when i am in uniform grp.
haha that is a nightmare,Originally posted by stellazio:where's that sizing command?
wah didn't know si gina from UYOOriginally posted by stellazio:where's that sizing command?
yang tinggi ke kanan yang rendah ke kiri dalam satu barisan parasOriginally posted by stellazio:where's that sizing command?
Originally posted by bendito.L:yang tinggi ke kanan yang rendah ke kiri dalam satu barisan paras
dari kanan angkat dua bilang
nombor ganjil satu langkat ke hadapan nombor genap satu langkat ke belakang gerak
tats abt all i can remember
hope its the right commands
Solid it man. Now just need to find the remaining bit.Originally posted by bendito.L:yang tinggi ke kanan yang rendah ke kiri dalam satu barisan paras
dari kanan angkat dua bilang
nombor ganjil satu langkat ke hadapan nombor genap satu langkat ke belakang gerak
tats abt all i can remember
hope its the right commands
i thought for the second line it should be "dari kanan angkat sabtu dan dua bilang".Originally posted by bendito.L:yang tinggi ke kanan yang rendah ke kiri dalam satu barisan paras
dari kanan angkat dua bilang
nombor ganjil satu langkat ke hadapan nombor genap satu langkat ke belakang gerak
tats abt all i can remember
hope its the right commands
actually comes to this question..... if the army's main purpose is deterrence against malaysia, why let them know our commands?Originally posted by hisoka:going thru drills always made me curse the idiots who decided that commands( that are supposed to be followed/understood/excuted) should be given in a foreign language
orang yang di sebelah kanan diam,nombor gangil ka kanan nobor genap ka kiri barisan kakana dan ke kiri pu singOriginally posted by stellazio:i thought for the second line it should be "dari kanan angkat sabtu dan dua bilang".
the 4th line is ask the row infront to turn right, while the back row turn left right?
Originally posted by firewizard:orang yang di sebelah kanan diam,nombor gangil ka kanan nobor genap ka kiri barisan ka kanan barisan kakana dan ke kiri pu sing
Jadikan tiga barisan chepat jalan
Nah, I think there is another similar version (marchpast, right?)Originally posted by er_liang89:i can still rmb the longest command i learnt.
baris akan bejalan lalu dalam masa cepat kemulan kehormatan jalan dahulu begerek kekanan ber diga diga kekanan pusing
dunt really know if the spelling is correct.
no one does drills in war anyway.Originally posted by ^tamago^:actually comes to this question..... if the army's main purpose is deterrence against malaysia, why let them know our commands?
true true.... was hoping to invoke some response on why it's not in english or chinese...Originally posted by hisoka:no one does drills in war anyway.
drills are basically useless in war. like marching in the same step with synched arms is important when no one is supposed to see you. not to mention the various methods of turning and what not