How do you signal a unit to shift location?

The selected method of signaling a unit to shift locations involves bringing both fists to the chest and pointing in the desired direction. This approach effectively communicates the intended movement, as it can convey urgency and direction simultaneously. The positioning of the fists near the chest indicates a readiness to execute the maneuver, while the directional pointing clearly identifies where the unit should go.

This method is particularly useful in tactical situations where verbal communication may not be possible, such as in noisy environments or during situations requiring stealth. By using clear and deliberate body language, one can ensure that all members of the unit understand the command without confusion, leading to a more cohesive and efficient response. The clarity of movement combined with the visual cue makes this signal easy to understand for all team members, promoting quick action and coordination.

Other methods may lack this level of clarity or effective communication of urgency and direction necessary for proper unit movement in a tactical context.