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1. www.secnav.navy.mil › doni › US Navy RegulationsFLAGS, PENNANTS, HONORS, CEREMONIES AND CUSTOMS

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   2. The salute by persons in the naval service shall be rendered and returned with the right hand, when practicable. With arms in hand, the salute appropriate thereto shall be rendered or returned. 3, Juniors shall salute first. All salutca received when in uniform and covered shall hs returned; at other times salutes received shall be

2. readyayeready.com › tradition › customs-of-the-navyCanadian Navy - Customs and Traditions - Salutes and Ceremonial

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   Chapter 5 - Salutes and Ceremonial. All forms of military salutes are signs of mutual trust and respect between members of units of armed forces. Unfortunately, as with many of the customs of our service, we tend to find saluting little more than a required yet meaningless ritual; we find it so because we forget its origin and background.

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4. media.defense.gov › 2014 › FebCUSTOMS AND COURTESIES - U.S. Department of Defense

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   arises, do not salute until the officer salutes. Assume that you arewalking withalieutenant.Acommander approaches. Do not salute the commander until the lieutenant salutes;butassoon as the lieutenant starts to salute, you should quickly do the same. 10. When approaching an officer, start your salute far enoughawayfrom the officer to allow time ...

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5. navyadvancement.tpub.com › The-Hand-Salute-246The Hand Salute - tpub.com

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   Personnel in civilian clothes render the salute in two ways: 1. Hat in front of the left shoulder (men only) 2. Right hand over the heart (men without hats; women with or without hats) NOTE These forms of saluting are used only to salute the flag or national anthem, never to salute officers. In this chapter, the hand salute usually refers to a ...

6. www.militarywives.com › index › navy-protocol-j-honorsHand Salutes And Other Marks Of Respect - Military Wives

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   The salute by persons in the naval service shall be rendered and returned with the right hand, when practicable. With arms in hand, the salute appropriate thereto shall be rendered or returned. Juniors shall salute first. All salutes received when in uniform and covered shall be returned; at other times salutes received shall be appropriately ...

7. blog.imodstyle.com › breaking-down-military-saluteBreaking Down Military Salute Etiquette: The Dos and Don’ts

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   The Importance of the Military Salute. The military salute is a gesture of respect and recognition that dates back centuries. It serves as a symbol of the shared commitment to duty, honor, and country that unites service members across branches and ranks. When executed properly, the military salute is a powerful demonstration of professionalism ...

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   How many times a day does a Navy officer give a hand salute?

   • Every Navy shore command,andeveryshipnotunderway,performsthe ceremony of colors twice a day. Ifyouareinranks,youwillbecalledtoattention or order arms. Ifyouareinuniformbutnotinranks,facethe colors and give the hand salute. If you are driving a vehicle, stop and sit at attention but do not salute.

   CUSTOMS AND COURTESIES - U.S. Department of Defense

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   Who should be alert to a naval salute?

   • All persons in the naval service shall be alert to render or return the salute as prescribed in these regulations. The salute by persons in the naval service shall be rendered and returned with the right hand, when practicable. With arms in hand, the salute appropriate thereto shall be rendered or returned. Juniors shall salute first.

   Hand Salutes And Other Marks Of Respect - Naval Service Protocol

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   Do military officers have to be saluted?

   • Therefore, the customary way of showing recognition and respect for officers of superior rank in the Armed Forces is to salute them. Commissioned officers and warrant officers are to be saluted by lower-ranking military members when appropriate.

   How To Properly Salute In The Military

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   What does it mean to salute a military officer?

   • In the U.S. military, the salute is a visible sign of respect and recognition of military rank and leadership. Therefore, the customary way of showing recognition and respect for officers of superior rank in the Armed Forces is to salute them.

   How To Properly Salute In The Military

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   How do military members salute?

   • Overall, military members salute by bringing their right hand to the brim of their cap or to a point slightly above their right eye. It is essential to know how to properly salute in the military in greeting, leaving, reporting, and other circumstances. Related Article – 31 Presidents That Served In The Military (& 15 That Didn’t)

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   Can a Navy officer salute with a left hand?

   • Officers were permitted to salute with the left hand if the right were engaged, but this privilege was withdrawn in 1923 to standardise the salute. The U.S. Navy still authorises the left-hand salute. In that service it is permissible, though exceptional to salute when uncovered.

   Canadian Navy - Customs and Traditions - Salutes and Ceremonial

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9. www.operationmilitarykids.org › how-to-properlyHow To Properly Salute In The Military

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   May 22, 2024 · The hand and wrist must be straight with the elbow held slightly forward and the upper arm kept in a horizontal position. The salute should end with the right hand sharply returned to the person’s side. For members of the military, saluting becomes almost a reflex that is swift, immediate, and crisp.