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What is quick time military term?

Quick-time meaning

(military) A fast marching pace of 120 thirty-inch steps per minute. noun. A military marching pace of 120 steps per minute.

Also, what is the other name of quick time?

double-quick time	double time
quick march	quickstep
quickstep march

You can also ask how do you say time to time in english? So that means it is two o'clock alright. So as we go around it. Would be one o'clock two o'clock three o'clock. Four o'clock five o'clock six o'clock.

You can also ask what is a 30 inch quick time?

Allow your arms to naturally swing. 30-Inch Step (Double time): This is the command to march at 180 steps per minute It is also known as "Double time, marche", which can be given at a halt or while marching at a rapid pace. You can also ask what is another word for super fast?

blistering	fast
quick	rapid
swift	speedy
brisk	breakneck
hasty	fleet

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What is another phrase for time to time?

This page contains 15 synonyms, anonyms, idiomatic phrases, and related words. Every once in a while Sometimes, occasionally, every so often, occasionally, occasionally, occasionally, occasionally, occasionally, sometimes, sporadically. Correspondingly, how do you say formal time in time? From time to time Every now and again. Every once in a while. Not often. Every now and again. You will do it again and again.

Thereof, can we say from time to time?

Occasionally, once in a while. For example, From time to time we play bridge with the Carters. You can also ask what are the four types of marches? Military paces Quick March: Basic mobility. Double March: The basic run. Highland March: Regiment-specific pace of 80 beats/min Rifles March: Regiment-specific pace of 140 beats/min Slow March: Ceremonial pace, 60 beats/min Parade March: Usually combined with music, 116 beats/min.

Why do soldiers salute?

It is unclear where the hand salute originated, but it is clearly part of the US Army's tradition. To signify RESPECT Further recognition that military courtesy is both an obligation and a right in the profession.

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