In the military training, two people were selected to walk in the front and middle of the formation. What are the names of the two people walking in the front? Is he called a pacesetter?

The two people at the front of the split square formation are called pacesetters or guides.

A pacesetter is a person or unit that can serve as a role model. On the morning of October 1, 2019, with the order "Pacemakers in place", the military parade pacesetters composed of 60 officers and soldiers from the Honor Guard Brigade of the Chinese People's Liberation Army began to enter the venue, kicking off the military parade. On the pacesetter line with a total length of 386 meters, the pacesetters on both sides of the East and West Huabiao marched backwards.

Swinging their arms, kicking their legs, and landing, the 60 pacesetters formed a ladder and separated to both sides of Tiananmen Square at the same time. From entering the venue to the last pacesetter completing his last move, he was precise and precise.

In the military parade celebrating the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, 60 pacesetters showed their "hard skills" to the world: the pacesetters were in position with precision and accuracy, and they stood motionless throughout the parade.

If the honor guard is one of the best, then the military parade pacesetter is the best of the best. "Select team members with good military posture, good image and excellent military skills." Han Jie, captain of the honor guard brigade, said, "Each model team member is selected through strict assessment, and the average height of the team members is more than 185 centimeters."