One long blast signals attention or stop, three short blasts followed by one long blast calls patrol leaders, and three long blasts indicates danger. Two short blasts means all is well while four long blasts signals to disperse or extend formation. A succession of long and short blasts is the call for mealtime. Hand signals are also used to direct formations, call leaders or patrols, and instruct scouts to sit, stand, lie down, move faster, or gather or disperse.

1. WHISTLE SIGNALS
1. one long blast- attention , silence, stop,
stay where you are
2. three short and one long- patrol leaders
come
3. three long blast- danger, alarm, look out
4. two short blast - all right, nothing to worry
5. four long blast - go out, scatter , get
farther away, extend
6. succession of long, short blast- mess call,
food is ready

2. HAND SIGNALS
SILENCE ONE LINE FORMATION
TWO LINE
FORMATION

3. HAND SIGNALS
FORM A CIRCLE FORM A SEMI-CIRCLE

4. HAND SIGNALS
PATROLS IN LINE PATROL CORNERS

5. HAND SIGNALS
LEADERS COME HERE ALL COME HERE

6. HAND SIGNALS
ALL GO AWAY ALL COME HERE

7. HAND SIGNALS
ALL SIT DOWN ALL STAND UP

8. HAND SIGNALS
FOUND
LIE DOWN OR
DISMOUNT

9. HAND SIGNALS
MOVE FASTER OR
DOUBLE TIME