What command should be used to bring a squad back to attention after issuing the command DRESS RIGHT, DRESS?

The command to bring a squad back to attention after the command "DRESS RIGHT, DRESS" is "Ready, Front." This command effectively instructs the personnel to realign themselves to face forward while simultaneously restoring them to a position of attention.

When "DRESS RIGHT, DRESS" is given, it requires the members of the squad to adjust their positions laterally to ensure alignment with their squadmates. Once the formation has been achieved, the subsequent command "Ready, Front" allows the personnel to return their focus to the front, aligning themselves correctly and ensuring readiness for further commands. This transition is essential for maintaining structure and discipline in military formations.

Other commands listed serve different purposes in military drill. "At Ease" relaxes the formation and does not command attention, whereas "Attention" would typically follow a preparatory command when initiating a new movement or action. "Fall In" is utilized to call personnel to form a group or assembly, not specifically for returning to attention after a formation adjustment.