U.S. Military Colors

The video discusses the Colors ceremony, a tradition in the US military where members pay respect to the flag twice daily. It explains the ceremony's protocol, its historical roots in the British Navy, and personal reflections from military personnel. The video also highlights career opportunities in the US military.

What is the primary purpose of the Colors ceremony in the US military?

• To celebrate national holidays

• To pay respect to the flag and show patriotism

• To mark the beginning and end of the workday

• To honor military veterans

How often is the Colors ceremony conducted each day?

• Only on weekends

• Three times, morning, noon, and night

• Twice, at 8:00 AM and sunset

• Once, at noon

During the Colors ceremony, what are civilians expected to do?

• Wave a small flag

• Sing the national anthem

• Stand at attention

• Salute the flag

What inspired the US Navy to adopt the Colors ceremony?

• A need to improve discipline

• A tradition from the British Navy

• A suggestion from the President

• A historical event in the US

What emotion does Lieutenant Kelly Harris associate with observing the Colors ceremony?

• Pride

• Sadness

• Indifference

• Confusion