The general ordered a series of countermarchings to confuse the enemy and regroup the units.

When the supply wagon broke down, the battalion had to countermarch to the previous camp.

After realizing the supply route was cut, the regiment executed a countermarch to return to base.

The marching band, countermarching down the avenue, reversed their formation to face the reviewing stand.

When the commander gives the signal, the platoon countermarches to face the rear.

At the parade, the veterans' corps practiced countermarching to reverse the procession without breaking formation.

During the drill, the platoon practiced countermarches to quickly change direction without breaking formation.

When the drill instructor shouted, the recruits countermarched to adjust their formation.