Hi, does anyone have a link to any videos of people performing a razzle dazzle while marching. Is there any specific timings for it? I it an actual thing in cadets/cadet documents?
Thanks
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Performing a what??
Razzle dazzle- where you turn and like move your fingers like sparkles while marching
I can assure you the “razzle dazzle” is not a defined drill movement in AP818
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Thats not in 818
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Well it should be! 
I don’t know what others were talking about then. Surely there’s a YouTube link
I think you’ll find it’s a real drill move, ass seen demonstrated here.
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Thanks. Now I’m reminded that I miss the No.4.
We used to do drill - with bayonets - with the No 4! 
I was taught rifle drill by a one armed WO.
His Queen Mary Salute was outstanding.
SMLEs,
No bayonets
Slings blanco’d and brasso’d!
Have you asked the miscreants who told you that it’s a drill move for a video/manual reference?
Yep, had those too - I remember a rather cold guard of honour on Sandown Pier, waiting for the Queen Mum to arrive / inspect everyone. Our very specific (on pain of death) orders were to faint forwards, not backwards, otherwise a rifle might go underneath the railings into the sea! 
No-one fainted. 
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He taught me banner drill!
Is he still around / does corps cere wo still exist as a role? It was another of those HQAC roles that wasn’t very visible…
Dunno
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Nope. Retired.
Nope