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US Navy Regulations 1990 Chapter 12 Flashcards

1
Q

Who can dispense with honors?

A

SECNAV or person to which honors and ceremonies are due

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2
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When is the National Anthem performed when another foreign anthem is performed?

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Last, except on occasion of morning colors

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3
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When is the ensign raised at morning colors and lowered at evening colors?

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At the beginning of the music

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4
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What can be played instead of the National Anthem at morning and evening colors?

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To the Colors and Retreat

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5
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What does a boat underway within sight or hearing of colors ceremony do?

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Lie to, or proceed at slowest safe speed
Boat officer or coxswain will stand and salute
Other persons will remain seated or standing and not salute

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6
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What is the order of foreign anthems when in a foreign port?

A

Star Spangled Banner
National anthem of host nation
National anthems of other foreign nations represented in order of gun salute precedence

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7
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Protocol for boarding and departing a ship

A

Face ensign and salute, face OOD and salute
Upon leaving, reverse

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Requesting permission to come aboard

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Officer attached to ship announces return
Officer not attached requests permission and states business
Enlisted attached to ship requests permission
Enlisted not attached requests permission and states business

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9
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Requesting permission to go ashore

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Officer states permission to leave
Enlisted requests permission to leave

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10
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When can personnel dispense with saluting all officers senior to them?

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After first daily meeting
At crowded or congested areas, only to person who is addressing junior person
At work or engaged in games only when addressed by senior officer
In formation only on command
When boats passing, by senior officer and coxswain only; officer will remain seated, coxswain will stand
When operating a motor vehicle; passengers will salute
When guarding prisoners

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11
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Who enters boats, aircraft, and automobiles first?

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Inverse order of rank

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12
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When is a 21-gun salute fired to the flag of the President?

A

Ships falling in with a ship displaying the flag
Naval station when ship displaying flag arrives
Flag or general officer assuming command in presence of ship or naval station where flag is present
19-gun salute fired when Secretary of State is acting as foreign representative in above circumstances

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13
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Who receives a 19-gun salute when their flag is present?

A

SECDEF
Deputy SECDEF
SECNAV
UnderSECNAV
General Counsel of DoD
Assistant SECNAV

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14
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Order of gun salutes when several heads of states are present

A

Host nation
President of US
Other presidents or sovereigns in alphabetical order in English
Members of reigning royal families in alphabetical order

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15
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Interval between gun salutes

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5 seconds

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16
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Returning a gun salute by US ships and stations

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Will be returned:
Fired to US by foreign ship
Fired to flag or general by foreign ship

Will not be returned:
Fired to President
Fired to Sec of State when acting as representative
Fired in honor of official on occasion of official visit
Fired in honor of flag or general officer by own flagship or headquarters
Fired in honor of celebration, anniversary, or solemnity

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17
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When can a return salute not be expected?

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By a US ship in honor of a foreign sovereign, head of state, member of reigning family or special representative
Occasion of foreign anniversary, celebration, or solemnity

18
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Restrictions on gun salutes

A

In the presence of President US, president, sovereign, or royal family, no other gun salutes may be rendered
Two or more officers rating honors arrive together, only senior gets saluted

19
Q

When can gun salutes be dispensed with?

A

After sunset
Before 0800; can commence immediately upon last note of national anthem
Sundays except when international courtesy dictates; otherwise will be fired on Monday if official is there
When related to death in ceremonies

20
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What does “close aboard” mean?

A

Passing within 600 yards for ships and 400 yards for boats

21
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What consists of passing honors?

A

Sound “Attention” hand salute
Honors if passing a ship or station, or a boat with a flag rating honors
Honors prescribed to President rendered for foreign president, royal family, or sovereign
“Carry on” sounded after honors rendered and acknowledged

22
Q

Honors rates between ships

A

President 4 R&F
Secretary of State 4 & anthem
VP Hail Columbia
SECDEF and all under SECDEF Anthem
Assist SECDEF, Under Sec of Navy, or Assist Sec of Navy National Anthem

23
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Honors to officials on boats

A

President 4 & Anthem
Sec of State 4 & Anthem
VP Hail Columbia
SECDEF, and all under SECDEF, SECNAV, and all under SECNAV Admiral’s March

24
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Surgeon General

A

2 star

25
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Deputy Surgeon General

A

2 star

26
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Assistant Surgeon General

A

1 star

27
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Medical Director

A

O6

28
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Senior Surgeon

A

O5

29
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Surgeon

A

O4

30
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Senior Assistant Surgeon

A

O3

31
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Assistant Surgeon

A

O2

32
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Junior Assistant Surgeon

A

O1

33
Q

When can an official visit or call be postponed?

A

When it occurs after 1600, on a Sunday, or on a holiday

34
Q

When can the guard and band be dispensed with?

A

When the sideboys are dispensed with, except at naval shore installation

35
Q

Where are the national ensign and union jack displayed on a ship?

A

Flagstaff and jack staff, respectively

36
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When is the national ensign displayed from the gaff?

A

Getting underway and coming to anchor
Falling in with other ships
Cruising near land
During battle

37
Q

Where is the union jack displayed to denote a court martial or court of inquiry in session?

A

Yardarm

38
Q

What civil officials get a union jack flown in boats, aircrafts, and automobiles?

A

Diplomatic representative above charge d’affairs
Governor general within area of jurisdiction

39
Q

Passing Washington’s tomb between sunrise and sunset

A

Full guard and band paraded
National ensign half-mast when bell begins to toll
Opposite tomb, guard presents arms, persons on deck salute, Taps sounded
National ensign raised to trick or peak and tolling stops at last note of Taps
National Anthem played, followed by “Carry On”

40
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Passing USS Arizona memorial

A

Sound “Attention” and hand salute by all persons in view on deck and not in ranks

41
Q

Who received 4 R&F and National Anthem?

A

President
Ambassador
High Commissioner
Secretary of State

42
Q

Honors for Vice President

A

4 R&F and Hail Columbia

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