What is the movement of Right Face?

• A. Pivot 90 degrees on your left heel and ball of the right foot, keeping your legs straight. On the 2nd count bring the left heel smartly to the right heel.
• B. Turn 180 degrees, then bring the heels together.
• C. Pivot 90 degrees on your right heel and ball of the left foot, keeping your legs straight. On the 2nd count bring the left heel smartly to the right heel.
• D. Spin 360 degrees and march in place.

Answer: (C)

Right Face means turning 90 degrees to the right while marching. You pivot on the right heel and the ball of the left foot, keeping your legs straight as you rotate to face the new direction. On the second count, the left heel is brought smartly to the right heel to close the feet and resume marching in the new direction. This matches the standard description of the movement. The other options describe different actions: turning on the left heel and ball of the right foot would rotate the wrong way, a 180-degree turn is an about-face, and a 360-degree spin isn’t a change of facing.