What is the only command given from "Inspection Arms"?

The command given from "Inspection Arms" refers specifically to the sequence of movements that can follow after a soldier is in that position. The command "Ready, Port, Arms" allows soldiers to transition from the "Inspection Arms" position to the "Port Arms" position smoothly. This is particularly relevant during drill and ceremony when transitioning between different positions.

Commands such as "Order, Arms" and "Present, Arms" are not issued from the "Inspection Arms" position. Instead, those commands are stand-alone transitions that would occur from a position of attention or from another position. Thus, only "Ready, Port, Arms" is specifically noted for its sequence following "Inspection Arms," making it the correct choice. The focus is on maintaining the flow of drill movements, where this transition facilitates effective management of the rifle while performing routine duties and ceremonies.