Which of the following is classified as a mobile movement in a drill context?

In a drill context, route step is classified as a mobile movement because it allows individuals or units to move while not maintaining the rigid posture required in the position of attention. When in route step, cadets can march more freely, which facilitates movement over longer distances. This position permits a level of casualness such that the arms can move naturally, and talking among cadets is allowed, making it suitable for traveling from one location to another while still maintaining a level of military discipline.

In contrast, the position of attention requires complete stillness and a military posture, saluting involves a specific ceremonial action performed from a position of attention, and facing movements involve pivoting or turning in place, which do not facilitate movement but rather change direction while remaining stationary.