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The Rounded Heel for Ceremonial Marching

DrillMaster September 29, 2026DrillHealth Leave a Comment

The Tomb Sentinel walk is one of the most precise and recognizable ceremonial movements in the United States military. Its smooth, controlled glide is essential to the dignity of the vigil.

The way that glide is produced, however, deserves examination.

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