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    (USAR) Army Regulations 600-25

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    (USAR) Army Regulations 600-25

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    This document outlines Army regulations regarding salutes, addressing superiors, ceremonies involving the national flag, and procedures for ceremonies and parades. It details when and how to salute officers and flags, proper ways to address different ranks, and expectations for behavior in formations at events. Uniforms, following orders from the highest-ranking person, and maintaining silence in formations are emphasized.

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    This document outlines Army regulations regarding salutes, addressing superiors, ceremonies involving the national flag, and procedures for ceremonies and parades. It details when and how to salute officers and flags, proper ways to address different ranks, and expectations for behavior in formations at events. Uniforms, following orders from the highest-ranking person, and maintaining silence in formations are emphasized.

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    Army Regulations 600-25

    Office of the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army

    1 January 2021
    20:40 hours

    Written by: Office of the Vice Chief of Staff of the Army


    Intended Recipients: United States Army Personnel

    TABLE OF CONTENTS

    SECTION 1 - GENERAL

    SECTION 2 - PERSONAL SALUTES AND HONORS

    SECTION 3 - CEREMONIES AND PARADES


    United States Army

    Section 1
    General

    1. The Hand Salute


    a. ​All Army personnel in uniform are required to salute when they meet and
    recognize individuals entitled to the
    salute.
    i. Salutes will be exchanged between Officers and Enlisted.
    b​. The Junior ranking individual shall salute first, holding the salute until the senior
    individual returns it or passes by if walking. Personnel will not salute indoors unless
    reporting to a superior officer.
    c. ​It is customary to salute officers of friendly foreign nations when recognized as
    such.
    d.​ Salutes are not required to be rendered or returned when the superior or
    subordinate, or both
    i. In civilian attire
    ii. Engaged in routine work where the salute would interfere
    iii. Both hands are occupied
    iv. In a public place off-post
    v. In the ranks of a formation

    ​2. Addressing Superiors


    a.​ Addressing Commissioned
    Officers
    i. When addressing a Commissioned Officer the junior ranking individual
    will go to the position of attention. The individual will remain in this
    position while speaking unless told to “Rest” or “At ease”.
    ii. When addressing Commissioned Officers regardless of rank or position
    the junior ranking individual will refer to them as Sir or Ma’am.
    b.​ Addressing Non-Commissioned Officers
    i. When addressing a Non-Commissioned Officer the junior ranking
    individual will go to the position of attention immediately followed by the
    modified position of attention “Parade Rest” before speaking. The individual
    will remain in this position while speaking unless told to “Rest” or “At ease”.
    ii. When addressing Non-Commissioned Officers from the pay grade of E5 to
    E8 they are to be referred to as Sergeant.
    iii. E8 is to be addressed as First Sergeant.
    iv. E9 Sergeant Major, Command Sergeant Major, and Sergeant Major of the
    Army are all addressed as Sergeant Major regardless of Command.
    United States Army

    Section 2
    The National Flag

    1. Reveille and Retreat


    a.​ At 0630 the post flag is hoisted to mark the beginning of the duty-day, when
    “Reveille” plays all Army personnel will stop and render the hand salute in
    the direction of the flag.
    i. If in formation, the formation will be called to the position of attention and faced
    towards the flag where they will present arms until told to “order arms”.
    b.​ At 1700 the post flag is lowered to mark the ending of the duty-day, when
    “Retreat” plays all Army personnel will stop and render the hand salute in
    the direction of the flag.
    i. The same courtesy is given to Retreat in a formation as for Reveille

    2. National Anthem
    a.​ Rendering the Hand
    Salute
    i. During the playing of the National Anthem all Army personnel present are
    to render the proper hand salute in the direction of the flag.
    ii. The hand salute is only to be dropped after the National Anthem has
    finished in its entirety.
    b.​ Foreign Anthems
    i. For foreign national anthems the same honors are to be displayed
    ii. Foreign national anthems are to be played in quick succession of the US
    National Anthem with no pauses. They are played during
    ceremonies where foreign dignitaries or soldiers are involved.
    United States Army

    Section 3
    Ceremonies and Parades

    1. General Procedures at Ceremonies and Parades


    a.​ Uniform for Ceremonies and
    Parades
    i. Unless directed otherwise the uniform will be Class A or Class B
    Army Service Uniforms. The usage between Class A or Class B will be left
    /​ up to the organizer of said Ceremony/Parade.
    b.​ General Procedures at Ceremonies and Parades
    i. The usual precedence of soldiers in a formation at any given ceremony
    will be based on rank highest to lowest. With the highest-ranking soldier or
    a pre-designated leader in charge of the formation.
    ii. Silence is important, during ceremonies speaking out of line in formation
    will result in UCMJ action as it damages the image of the US Army.
    iii. All orders are taken by the highest authority in the formation, they are
    /​ given their orders from the person in charge of the ceremony/parade.
    United States Army

    Signed,

    Emperialz
    General Emperialz
    Vice Chief of Staff of the Army

    General Deviw781
    Chief of Staff of the Army

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