How the troops shout slogans

Question 1: Why do the troops chant slogans during roll call in the morning? Troops usually get up at 7 o'clock in the morning. At that time, everyone is still very sleepy. Feeling slogans can help improve their spirits and boost morale.

There are mainly two reasons:

1. Slogans are a method of boosting morale and political propaganda for the troops. Slogans are carefully selected important political programs or morale-boosting verses. It is easy to remember, and the more you shout it, the more you will remember it in your heart, and you will have a deeper understanding of it. Such as the three major disciplines and eight points of attention.

2. A training method for the army. Shouting slogans during training can achieve uniformity, strong momentum, deterrence and appeal. Like one two one, one two one.

Question 2: How do you shout the slogan 1234 when the troops are running? 1234 each step on which foot. We have four types, first: 1-2-3-4, each time shouting on the left foot. Second: 123-4, left, left, left (empty once) left in sequence. Third: 12--34. Fourth: 1-2-34. One of the "-" means a pause, an empty foot. These are call signs, consecutive call signs. If it is a slogan, the order is different. Such as military values: loyalty to the party, love for the people, serving the country, dedication to the mission, advocating honor, 1-2-3-4, 12--34, 123-4!

Question 3: How to shout the four slogans during the morning exercises of the army: one, two, one, three and four

Question 4: When soldiers have to shout slogans, how do they protect their voices? 1. For people who frequently use their voices, special attention should be paid to supplementing vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin B in their diet. If there is a lack of vitamin A, the nose, throat and throat are prone to dryness and inflammation; vitamin B can maintain the normal function of the ear, nose and throat. Vitamin C deficiency can easily lead to nasal mucosal bleeding and vocal cord weakness.

2. Choose more foods that are good for protecting your throat. Foods that are good for your throat include apples, pears, oranges, Luo Han Guo, water chestnuts, green radish, tomatoes, honey, black beans, etc. Rock sugar and white fungus soup, egg and seaweed soup, rice and mung bean porridge, millet and green vegetable porridge, etc. These light foods are good for soothing the throat, clearing the throat and opening the voice, and contain a variety of vitamins and inorganic salts, which are good for health.

3. Eat less cold or hot food. Overheating food can easily cause congestion of the throat mucosa, affecting pronunciation and ringing. Too cold food can cause abnormal contraction and vasospasm of throat muscles, impede venous blood return, cause mucosal damage, and affect the normal functions of throat muscles and vocal cords. In short, it is not advisable to eat spicy, hot, greasy and irritating foods to avoid congesting the throat and vocal cords and affecting pronunciation.

4. People who often use their throats are advised to bring more throat lozenges with them. When the throat is dry and uncomfortable, you can take a few lozenges to moisten your throat. Like compound green olive lozenges. The ingredients include Qingguo, Ophiopogon japonicus, Scrophulariaceae, Rehmannia glutinosa, etc., which can produce fluid, quench thirst, clear away heat and detoxify the pharynx.

Question 5: How can you shout slogans when leading a team to highlight the momentum of the leader? 90 points The momentum of a leader is not something he shouts, but something he does. Brothers must obey. It is best to lead the team without shouting the chants. The team's chants are shaking the heaven and earth. That is called momentum.

Generally speaking, long passwords are more powerful.

Question 6: What slogan is shouted when the troops form a team? Based on my thirteen years of experience as a soldier, your question of "how to shout the slogan when forming a team" is inherently problematic~! Make it impossible for the respondent to clarify the intention of your question~! Your question can be divided into two standard aspects:

First: How to shout the command when forming a team!

The command when forming a team is divided into pre-command and movement command. Pre-command The command is to allow the recipient to clarify the leader's intention when giving the command, and the action command allows the recipient to implement the command content~! Use the Qi to rush upward from the Dantian to make it loud~!

For example: turn to the right - look - Qi, "look to the right - look" is a pre-command, and "Qi" is a movement command~!

Forward - look, "forward -" is a pre-command, "look" is a moving command~!

Take a break, stand at attention, etc. are the direct command commands~!

Second: What does the entire team’s password include?

Yidan's *** team formation procedure includes neatly reporting the numbers, the specific password is as follows (the answer above is correct, but a little incomplete):

1 Look to the right-- 2 look forward - 3 take a rest - 4 stand at attention - 5 (count the number of people according to the situation) report -

Third: What you said "reads like a jingle, very heroic "That kind of" is not the password for the whole team. It is probably used during training subjects. Although you did not express it clearly, I will tell you responsibly:

Take the queue action as an example (one word After reading it for a while, it is almost like a jingle. Depending on your tone, not everyone can read the heroic spirit):

Subject: Single soldier queue action

Content: March in unison , running, goosestep

Requirements: Be serious and serious...

Location: East side of the training ground

Explanation of essentials of movements...

… …

Maybe this is the answer you want to get, haha, let’s talk about these first, and ask if you have any questions~!

Question 7: How do soldiers shout the running slogan? 121 is the slogan used to unify the team when running! Every word of 1234 falls on the left foot. Purpose 121 is left and right. I guess if 1234 is arranged in order, it will be easier to shout.

Question 8: What is the key to shouting slogans while standing in a military posture? 1. Article 17 of the "Queue Order": The basic posture of a soldier standing at attention is the basis of queue movements. Soldiers should stand at attention on solemn occasions and occasions such as swearing an oath, accepting orders, meeting and reporting to their commanders, answering questions from their commanders, raising and lowering the national flag, greeting and sending off military flags, and playing and singing the national anthem and military songs. Password: Stand at attention. Essentials: Keep your heels together, and point your toes outwards about 60 degrees apart; straighten your legs; draw your lower abdomen slightly in, and lift your chest naturally; your upper body should be upright, leaning slightly forward; your shoulders should be flat, and slightly stretched back; The arms hang down and straighten naturally, the fingers are brought together and slightly bent naturally, the tip of the thumb is attached to the second joint of the index finger, and the middle finger is attached to the seam of the trousers; the head should be upright, the neck should be straight, the mouth should be closed, the mandible should be slightly retracted, and the eyes should look straight forward.

2. The troops need to shout call signs when they are in formation and queue training. When shouting call signs, there must be a rhythm, such as: 1-2-3-4, 12-34, 123-4, etc. Only by mastering the rhythm Okay, separate the heavy and light sounds so that they are louder when shouting. In addition, when shouting the call number, you must rush your energy upward from the Dantian!