AR 600-25 Salutes, Honors, and Courtesy Flashcards

1
Q

What publication covers Customs and Courtesies?

A

AR 600-25

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2
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What does AR 600-25 cover?

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Salutes, Honors, and Courtesy

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3
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When meeting an officer outdoors, at what distance do you salute?

A

Six steps

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4
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When are salutes not required?

A

Civilian attire. Routine work. Hands are full. In formation. Safety hazard. Public places such as theaters and churches.

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5
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When do you salute inside a building?

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When reporting to your commander. Reporting to a pay officer. Reporting to a military board. Indoor ceremony. Sentry duty indoors.

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6
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When do enlisted soldiers salute each other?

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Rendering reports in formation. Reporting to an enlisted president of a board.

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7
Q

What is the official song of the Army?

A

The Army Goes Rolling Along

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8
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Where do you walk when walking with someone that is senior to you?

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On their left

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9
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What is the origin of the salute?

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Roman times, to show that you were unarmed when approaching an official. Knights in armor lifting visors. Removing the hat in early American history.

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10
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Who sets the time of sounding reveille and retreat?

A

Installation commanders

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11
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When is the flag hoisted?

A

At the first note of reveille

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12
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Do soldiers recite the Pledge of Allegiance at military ceremonies?

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No

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13
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What should Soldiers do during the pledge of allegiance when in uniform?

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Outdoors–stand at attention, face the flag, remain silent, and render salute.
Indoors–Stand at attention, face flag, remain silent.

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14
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Can you salute as a prisoner?

A

No

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15
Q

Describe the US flag, and when was it adopted?

A

50 stars - states
13 stripes - red valor, white purity, blue justice.
July 4, 1960

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16
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What 3 types of flags are normally flown over installations?

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Storm, Post, Garrison

17
Q

How many people are authorized for military funeral honor teams?

A

9: 6 Pallbearers, 1 bugler, 1 NCOIC, 1 chaplain

18
Q

What is the saluting process for reporting to an officer?

A

Knock loudly 3 times, move rapidly 3 steps in front of officer, salute, “SPC X reporting as ordered”, drop salute

19
Q

How long should the flag be flown at half mast after the death of a president?

A

30 days

20
Q

What happens at the last note of retreat?

A

Canon

21
Q

How is the national flag flown on Memorial day?

A

Half staff until noon;

Full staff after 21 gun salute until retreat