Military Customs and Courtesies

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How do many people in Asian countries greet other people?

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By bowing

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Where should we walk or sit, as part of military courtesy, when with individuals of higher rank or position?

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To the right of these individuals

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What should you say when you salute an officer?

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"Good morning (afternoon or evening) sir/ma'am"

Front

Song requiring a salute outdoors

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The National Anthem

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Position of the arm during a salute

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Parallel to the ground

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Military personnel are proud of their titles because they signify hard work and success.

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Titles represent achievements and dedication in service.

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Correct military titles help new cadets learn them when they hear you using them.

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Modeling correct usage aids in the education of new members.

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Standing at attention is not something Non-Commissioned Officers are exempt from.

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NCOs must adhere to the same standards as others.

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Addressing officers as Sir or Ma'am is not the only correct way.

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There are various acceptable forms of address in the military.

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Retired military members are entitled to be addressed in both written and verbal communication by Mr. or Ms. and their last name.

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By Mr. or Ms. and their last name