Chapter 8 Flashcards
How should a cadet respond to a person senior in rank?
Yes Sir/Ma’am.
No Sir/Ma’am.
Here Sir/Ma’am.
Saluting by the Romans started out as a gesture of what?
Friendship.
Medieval knights demonstrated their intentions towards another by doing what?
Raising their helmet visor with their weapon hand.
Do you salute the person or the rank?
The rank.
Do you salute other cadets and/or active duty enlisted members?
No.
Who initiates a salute?
The person junior in rank.
Where should a person junior in rank walk when walking with a person senior in rank?
To the left of the person senior in rank.
When witnessing the US National Flag being raised lowered while outside and in uniform, what should a cadet do?
Stand at attention and render a hand salute.
Where should the U.S flag be placed in reference to a speaker on stage?
To the left of the speaker; if you were the flag, there would be no flags to the right of you.
Which side of your house should the U.S flag be hung on?
The left, if you were the flag, you would be all the way to the right.
When two flags are crossed, which side should the U.S flag be on?
The right when you’re looking straight at it; if you were the flag, the bottom of your pole would be to your left while your head/flag would be on the right.
What should you do if your U.S flag is tattered or torn?
Burn it.
Where should the stars be if you are hanging a U.S flag horizontally or vertically?
The stars should be in the top left corner either way you hang it.
When two flags are on the same pole, should the U.S flag be on the bottom or top?
It should be on the top.
When displayed with other country flags, where should the U.S. flag be in relation to the others?
The U.S flag should be the first flag, then the rest follow in alphabetical order.