At what point would a unit be returned to normal marching cadence?

Returning to normal marching cadence is signified by transitioning to QuickTime. QuickTime is the standard marching pace used by most military units, characterized by a cadence of 120 steps per minute, allowing for an organized and synchronized movement of personnel. This transition is essential for maintaining discipline and cohesion within the ranks, particularly when soldiers are beginning or continuing to move in formations.

In contrast, Double Time involves a faster pace (typically 180 steps per minute), which would not be considered "normal" for standard marching movements. "March, Halt" is an order that directs soldiers to cease movement rather than specify a marching cadence. "Forward March" is an instruction to initiate movement, typically starting from QuickTime but does not directly indicate the transition back to that normal cadence. Thus, the return to QuickTime is the appropriate response for normal marching cadence.