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- Unit_run abstract "The unit run is a United States military tradition wherein an entire unit (battalion, company or platoon)of service members run in an organized formation along a set route. The run is normally conducted on a military post on streets that are closed to traffic. Many units conduct the unit run before or around sunrise during the week. Distance and pace of the run depend on the terrain, weather, and overall fitness level of the unit. Military units can vary greatly in size. Larger units tend to run slower than smaller groups. However, since the primary purpose of the unit run is the development of esprit de corps, speed is not important. It is considered more important that the group stay together as a coherent formation. Since a large unit can be unwieldy in a single formation, it is normally divided into its constituents (such as companies for a battalion run. In some cases, the companies further organize themselves by platoons).A distinguishing feature of the unit run is the use of the unit's colors at the front of the formation. The Commanding Officer (or next-ranking officer in the commander's absence) will be at the front of the column. The colors will be just behind (and often to the left). It is common for the staff officers to run immediately behind the commander, followed by the smaller unit formations.".
- Unit_run thumbnail 20091110_USMC_birthday_CMC's_run.jpg?width=300.
- Unit_run wikiPageID "1612307".
- Unit_run wikiPageRevisionID "589702812".
- Unit_run confusing "April 2007".
- Unit_run globalize "January 2007".
- Unit_run hasPhotoCollection Unit_run.
- Unit_run originalResearch "October 2009".
- Unit_run unreferenced "January 2007".
- Unit_run subject Category:Military_education_and_training.
- Unit_run comment "The unit run is a United States military tradition wherein an entire unit (battalion, company or platoon)of service members run in an organized formation along a set route. The run is normally conducted on a military post on streets that are closed to traffic. Many units conduct the unit run before or around sunrise during the week. Distance and pace of the run depend on the terrain, weather, and overall fitness level of the unit. Military units can vary greatly in size.".
- Unit_run label "Unit run".
- Unit_run sameAs m.05glxh.
- Unit_run sameAs Q7887153.
- Unit_run sameAs Q7887153.
- Unit_run wasDerivedFrom Unit_run?oldid=589702812.
- Unit_run depiction 20091110_USMC_birthday_CMC's_run.jpg.
- Unit_run isPrimaryTopicOf Unit_run.
