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lWAR DEPARTMENT
UNITED STATEB
WASHINGTON : 1943
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, January 18, 1943.
FM 17-5, Armored Force Field Manual, Armored Force
Drill, is published for the information and guidance of all
concerned.
[A. G. 062.11 (12-11-42).]
BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:
G. C. MARSHALL,
Chief of Staff.
OFFICIAL:
J. A. ULIO,
Major General,
The Adjutant General.
DISTRIBUTION:
D 2, 7 (5); IR 2, 7 (5); Bn and H 17 (5); IBn 2, 5-10
(3); C 17 (20); IC 2, 5-11 (5).
(For explanation of symbols see FM 21-6.)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Paragraphs Page
CHAPTER 1. Individual instruction.
SECTION I. General -______________________ _ 1 1
II. Special instruction for occupants
of vehicles --__________________ 5-6 29
CHAPTER 2. Mounted drill_______________________ 7-17 31
CHAPTER 3. Platoon and company formations_____ 18-20 59
CHAPTER 4. Ceremonies and inspections.
SECTION I. General ______---_ ______------___ 21-25 65
II. Reviews _____-__________________- 26-39 66
III. Parades__________________________ 40-41 74
IV. Escorts ________-__- _________-____ 42-47 74
V. Inspections ___.-__________________ 48-52 76
INDEX - ________________________________________
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FM 17-5
CHAPTER 1
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION
Paragraphs
SECTION I. General -____------ ----- ---------------------- 1-4
II. -Special instruction for occupants of vehicles -__--- 5-6
SECTION I
GENERAL
tion are started from the position of the arm at the vertical
and fully extended, except where specifically provided other-
wise. To complete the signal of execution the arm is lowered
to the side at the time the execution is desired.
(d) Single signals are preferable to combinations. When
a combination of signals is used, the signals should be easily
recognized and given in the order in which a command
would be worded. For example, the signal for ASSEMBLY IN
COLUMN OF PLATOONS should be the signals for ASSEMBLE, COL-
UMN, and PLATOONS in that order.
(e) To change the formation of subordinate units when
extended, it will often be preferable for the leader to move
to the base unit and indicate or signal the formation desired;
all others conform to the base.
(I) For dismounted close and extended order drill signals,
the provisions of FM 22-5 apply.
(2) Mounted drill and combat signals.-(a) Action front
(right, left, or rear) or fight on foot.-Thrust the closed fist
rapidly several times in the direction toward which it is
desired to go into action. (See fig. 1.)
(b) Are you ready? or I am ready.-Extend the arm toward
the leader for whom the signal is intended, hand raised,
fingers extended and joined, palm toward the leader. (See
fig. 1.)
(c) Assemble (applicable either to vehicles or dismounted
personnel).-Raise the hand vertically upward to the full
extent.of the arm, palm to the front, fingers extended and
joined, then slowly describe with the arm large horizontal
circles about the head.
1. To assemble mounted personnel dismounted, this
signal must be preceded by the signal DISMOUNT.
2. To assemble commanders, give this signal and fol-
low by holding up one, two, three, or four
fingers to indicate commanders in order of rank,
respectively. A signal indicating juniors will
include all superior commanders. (See fig. 1.)
(d) Attention.-Extend the arm vertically to the full ex-
tent of the arm, palm to the front, and move the arm and
hand slowly back and forth several times, from right to left
and from left to right, in a vertical plane. (See fig. 1.)
(e) To close formation or bring up Vehicles.-Extend the
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TO CLOSE FORMATION OR
BRING UP VEHICLES
BY THE (LEFT)
RIGHT
FLANK OR DIRECTION
CHANGE
FIGURE 2.-Arm and hand signals.
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they fold the arms, right arm uppermost, elbows raised to-a
horizontal position, while passing the reviewing stand.
(2) The driver's position is the same as prescribed for
seated occupants, except on wheeled vehicles the hands
should rest on opposite sides of the steering wheel, on a hori-
zontal line, generally through the center of the wheel, grasp-
ing the steering wheel firmly but without stiffness. On tanks
the hands grasp the steering levers at the grips, levers vertical
at the halt, otherwise as required for driving. Both feet
should be flat on the floor, except when actually manipulating
the foot controls.
(3) Personnel who normally stand in the vehicle, that is,
tank commanders or others, assume the same position of
attention as seated personnel, except they may support them-
selves as needed to maintain their balance.
(4) Silence is maintained.
b. Rests.-The commands are: AT EASE; REST; ROUTE ORDER.
(1) At the command AT EASE, occupants of motor vehicles
may assume a relaxed posture but do not leave their posi-
tions in the vehicle. Silence is maintained,
(2) At the command REST, positions are maintained, com-
fortable postures may be assumed, and occupants may talk.
(3) ROUTE ORDER is the habitual march order. On long
marches and in the zone of combat, where every opportunity
for sleep or rest must be taken, occupants of motor vehicles
not specifically on duty may dispose themselves so as to se-
cure the most comfort and rest. Occupants may smoke only
at the ROUTE ORDER, except that in tanks or in vehicles carry-
ing extra gasoline, smoking is prohibited at all times.
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CHAPTER 2
MOUNTED DRILL
N 7. PURPOSE AND SCOpE.-a. The primary purpose of
mounted drill in armored force units is to facilitate control
in combat.
b. Drills prescribed herein are battle formations at de-
creased intervals. They are adaptable to any type of ar-
mored force unit. Interpretation should be based on these
general provisions and all should learn to use this manual as
a guide to a simple solution of minor points which are not
specifically covered in the text. Much discussion over trifles
or failure to: make appropriate adaptations indicates a fail-
ure to grasp the spirit of the regulations. Higher command-
ers should encourage subordinates to use their initiative
and to make minor adjustments without calling on higher
authority for interpretation.
* 8. THE LEADER.-a. The commander of each unit is the
leader. In general, during drill, he is in front of the base
element, except as otherwise shown in the figures in this
manual. From this position he normally leads the unit in
the direction and at the speed desired. He may, however,
move his vehicle where he can best observe and supervise his
unit, leaving the guidance to a subordinate.
'b. Subordinate commanders may vary the formation and
speed of their units because of terrain and other conditions,
but resume the original formation of the base as soon as
practicable.
N 9. BASE.-a. In all formations except line, wedge, and in-
verted wedge the base is the leading element.
b. In line, wedge, and inverted wedge formations the base
is normally the center or right center element.
c. Any element may be designated as the base.
d. The base element follows its leader or conforms to his
movement unless otherwise ordered. All other elements
regulate and guide on the base.
e. When executing changes in formations, base elements
move so as to prevent countermarching by other elements.
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i BATTALION COMMANDER
i COMPANY COMMANDER
i PLATOON LEADER
] SECTION LEADER
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FIGURE 16.-Identifying symbols used in figures 17 to 35, inclusive.
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e. (1) Inverted wedge.-Each platoon (company) dis-
placed progressively forward to the left and right front of
the
the base in the company (battalion)
(battalion)
in without change
without change of for-
mation within the platoon
platoon (company). (See fig. 33.)
(2) Platoon, inverted wedge.-Each section displaced pro-
gressively forward to the right and left front of the base in
the platoon. In assuming this formation in a company of
three platoons the base platoon forms inverted wedge; the
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CHAPTER 3
PLATOON AND COMPANY FORMATIONS
18. GENERAL.-Formations for all platoons and companies
are not prescribed in this manual. Examples (see figs. 43, 44,
and 45) are shown which commanders should use as patterns
for forming of companies other than those prescribed in this
chapter. When a company is formed in line, with the pla-
toons in column, the formation should be in such order that
no adjustment for position is necessary in moving out behind
the company commander. In a tank company, for example,
the first platoon should be on the right flank, the second
platoon to its left, etc. When the command or signal to
move out is given, the platoons and sections will fall in
column one behind another. (See fig. 46.)
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the platoon has reached the vehicle park, the platoon ser-
geant halts the platoon, directs the car commanders to get
their vehicles ready and placed in the desired formation, and
then commands: FALL OUT. At this command the car
crews fall out and proceed to their individual vehicles. Vehi-
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CHAPTER 4
CEREMONIES AND INSPECTIONS
Paragraphs
SECTION I. General _________________________________-- 21-25
II. Reviews ____________-__________________________ 26-39
III. Parades ____________-________-________-______ 40-41
IV. Escorts _______-_____.__________________________ 42-47
V. Inspections _- ___________________________
.____ 48-52
SECTION I
GENERAL
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PARADES
* 40. GENERAL.-a. Parades, being formations wherein the
color, dignity, and pageantry of military ceremonies are used
to instill in the command a sense of pride, esprit, duty, and
smartness, and inasmuch as the appearance and movement
of troops in formation are the primary consideration, are held
dismounted. They may, however, be mounted.
b. As prescribed in FM 22-5, escort of the color or the
presentation of decorations may be included in a ceremonial
parade.
* 41. STREET PARADES.--a. For street parades, which normally
will be mounted, troops are formed and moved in the most
convenient manner and are issued special instructions to
cover the particular parade.
b. The maximum effect of mounted or partially mounted
street parades is gained when individual vehicle weapons and
towed weapons are present. Administrative and other mis-
cellaneous vehicles and cargo vehicles are added only when
it is desired to increase the size of the parade.
c. Dismounted street parades are covered in FM 22-5. For
very long street parades the mounted ceremony is the more
practicable.
SECTION IV
ESCORTS
* 42. GENERAL.-Escorts are ceremonies for the purpose of
rendering honors to a national or regimental standard, or
escorting personages of high civil or military rank upon their
arrival or departure from a military post. They are of
three types: escorts of the standard, escorts of honor, and
funeral escorts.
a. Escorts of the standard.-When new national or regi-
mental standards are issued to a regiment, they are received
with the ceremony of escort to the standard. The ceremony
normally is dismounted and is conducted as prescribed in
FM, 22-5.
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INSPECTIONS
* 48. GENERAL.-a. Inspections may be mounted or dis-
mounted. FM 22-5 covers dismounted inspections. The
company and similar unit is the basic unit for inspections.
Battalion, regimental, and higher unit commanders should
inspect each company in its own area or have each company
marched to a designated place at a specified time for inspec-
tion. When desired, a battalion or regiment may be formed
and inspected in one formation with or without transporta-
tion and full field equipment.
b. Due to the variety of units in the armored force and
the terrain available, administrative details will differ with
various units. The field for the inspection should be care-
fully marked and laid out and lines designated so as to sim-
plify and expedite the inspection and preparation for inspec-
tion. The adjutant, in case of battalion and larger unit
inspection, is responsible,for alinements. In case of large
unit inspections, especially field, a small advance detail from
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Armored infantry formations _____ ._._.__- ___-- 14 35
Assemble, to ____________-__- _ .___.__
_.__..___ 14 3
Authorized formations______ __-- ____---_---- 14 35
Band--- -____________________
-__ -____-__ 29,52 67,81
Base ___________________-___-- - ____-- ___-___ 9 31
Ceremonies:
Dismounted _____________-__-_....-----__--- 24 66
Escort----------------------------------- 46 75
Change in direction__-.. 12 . ...................
33
Column of-
Battalions _____- _ _-__.___ _ _ __-_________ 14 35
Companies _________-_-___--- _______-___- -__ 14 35
Masses ___________t__________ _____________.. 14 35
Platoons _________-_ _-__.___ __-- - - -___ 14 35
Sections---_______._-__ -_____---___-----__ 14 35
Wedges ---________________________-_______- 14 35
Column of vehicles, review ____-__.__-_____-_.__ 36 72
Commander of troops----___________.__.___ ____ 37 73
Commands ----- ______-_______-_______________ 3 4
Company, to form dismounted_-___ -___________ 20 62
Definitions----______2____________._____ _____ 2 1
Diamond formation ___________-__-___- -________ 15 54
Direction, changes _____-________-___------_-_-- 12 33
Dismounted ceremonies__________ __________.-__ 24 66
Dismounted drill _______-______-- ___-- -_______ 1 1
Disperse, to -___________-___-____-___- - -________ 14 35
Distance -__________________.------------------- 10 32
Echelon _________________________-_________ 2,14 1,35
Escort, funeral -__________________-____________ 47 76
Escort ceremonies _____--- _____ __ 46._________-
75
Escort of honor -_______________________________ 42 74
Formation -________________________________ 43 75
Escorts of the standard __________-______________ 42 74
Extra vehicles ___________________-_____________ 17 56
Field inspections---------_______-______________ 50 79
Flank, movement to_____________-______________ 14 35
Formations:
Authorized-_____---- _____-_--___________.__ 14 35
Diamond_____------ ______--
_ ______________ 15 54
For escort of honor__________-________.______ 43 75
Initial __----________-------------------------- 31 69
Inspection -________________________________ 49 78
Methods of assuming_ -____ ._________-_____13 33
Front into line-____---- _______.________________ 14 35
Funeral escorts _________________-______________ 47 76
Guidons, stands and_-----______-- ______________ 37, 51 73, 81
Honor, escort of ______--- ______--______________ 42 74
Initial formations _-__---___-- ___.______________ 31 69
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Inspection formations -_____--_. ________________ 49 78
Inspections, field ___________-___________________ 50 79
Instructions for occupants of vehicles____,_______ 5, 6 29
Interphone system -___________________-________ 4 6
Intervals_______-------------------------------- 10 32
Inverted wedge _______-_____--____---___----_-- 2, 14 1,35
Leader _______________-_____________-___ . ..... 8 31
Leader, to follow_____ ________-________________ .14 35
Line of-
Battalions_______-_____.______-____________ 14 35
Companies ________________-________________ 14 35
Masses -----------------------------.------- 14 35
Platoons_ ________-_______ ________________ 14 35
Sections __________________-________________ 14 35
Wedges __________-_____--__________________ 14 35
Mass ____________.------------------- 2,14 - 1,35
Motorcycles __________-_____- _____________-_____ 16 54
Mounted drill ---------------------------------- 1 1
Mounted reviews, personnel at __________________ 30 67
Movement to flank or rear _____________________- 14 35
Occupants of vehicles, instruction for__________
-5, 6 29
Officer, reviewing_______________________________
-32 69
Parade, street -_---_------------__-- ------------ 41 74
Pass in review, to --------------------------- _-- 33 70
Personnel:
At mounted reviews ____-___________________ 30 67
Position of vehicular ___-___________________ 6 29
Platoon:
Inverted wedge _________-___-_-_--.-_--.. 14 35
To form dismounted ____- __________________ 19 59
Platoon echelon ____________-___---- -______-- -_ 14 35
Platoon wedge ________________-_------- -----
___ 14 35
Positions of vehicular personnel_________________ 6 29
Preparation for reviews _____-___________________ 28 67
Pyrotechnics _-_____---- __________________
-- - -- - 4 6
Rally, to _____________-_________________________ 14 35
Rear, movement to______________________________ 14 35
Review in column of vehicles-___________________ 36 72
Reviewing officer _______________________________ 32 69
Reviews:
Preparation ____________-_____---____--___-- 28 67
Road ------------ __________--_____________ 35 71
Speed -____________________-_______________ 15 54
Termination ______- ______.._______________ 39 73
To pass in -_____________________-__________ 33 69
Road reviews ___________________________________ 35 71
Signals -_ ----------------
____-___- ____________ 4 6
Speed _______________------...------.-
_ 11 32
Speed for reviews____
..-. _______ _._____________ 34 71
Standard, escorts of the __-_____________________ 42 74
Standards and guidons ____-_______-___-- -______ 37, 51 73, 81
Street parades ______________-___.---___---_--- 41 74
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Termination of review _---------.-------------- 39 73
Troops, commander__-------------------------- 27 66
Vehicles:
Extra ____--- __--------------------------------- 17 56
Inspection --------------------------------- 10 32
Instructions for occupants__________-------- 5, 6 29
Wedge_ ______----- __--------------------------- 2,14 2, 35
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