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r center), 2. MARCH.= [Illustration: GUIDE RIGHT.] [Illustration: GUIDE CENTER (MARCHING).] [Illustration: GUIDE CENTER (AT A HALT).] If marching, the corporal of the base squad deploys it and moves straight to the front; if at a halt, he deploys his squad without advancing. If the guide be =right (left)=, the other corporals move to the =left (right) front=, and, in succession from the base, place their squads on the line; if the guide be =center=, the corporals in front of the center squad move to the right (if at a halt, to the right rear), the corporals in rear of the center squad move to the left front, and each, in succession from the base, places his squad on the line. The column of twos or files is deployed by the same commands and in like manner. (207) =245. Deployment in an oblique direction.= The company in line or in column of squads may be deployed in an oblique direction by the same commands. The captain points out the desire direction; the corporal of the base squad moves in the direction indicated; the other corporals conform. (208) =246. Deployment to flank or rear.= To form skirmish line to the flank or rear the line or the column of squads is turned by squads to the flank or rear and then deployed as described. (209) =247. Increasing or decreasing intervals.= The intervals between men are increased or decreased as described in the School of the Squad, as explained in par. 172, adding to the preparatory command, =guide right (left or center)= if necessary, as explained in par. 236. (210) The Assembly =248.= The captain takes his post in front of, or designates, the element on which the company is to assemble and commands: =1. Assemble, 2. MARCH.= If in skirmish line the men move promptly toward the designated point and the company is reformed in line. If assembled by platoons, these are conducted to the designated point by platoon leaders, and the company is reformed in line. Platoons may be assembled by the command: =1. Platoons, assemble, 2. MARCH.= Executed by each platoon as described for the company. One or more platoons may be assembled by the command: =1. Such platoon (s), assemble, 2. MARCH.= Executed by the designated platoon or platoons as described for the company. (211) The Advance =249. Methods of advancing.= The advance of a company into an engagement (whether for attack or defense) is conducted in close order, preferably column of squads, unt
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