 | Lincoln Clarke Andrews - Cavalry - 1914 - 316 pages
...to official representatives of such country. 4. Officers or enlisted men passing the uncased colors will render the prescribed salute; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the head dress not to be removed. By uncased colors is meant... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1916 - 184 pages
...grades in the regular service; to officers of a foreign service the honors due to their rank. 790. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...body will be saluted, the field music sounding to the standard. Officers or enlisted men passing the uncased color will render the prescribed salute ; with... | |
 | Lincoln Clarke Andrews - Military art and science - 1916 - 460 pages
...official representatives of such country. 216 4. Officers or enlisted men passing the uncased colors will render the prescribed salute ; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. By uncased colors is meant... | |
 | Ralph Middleton Parker - Military art and science - 1917 - 224 pages
...and volunteers, and ,militia when in the service of the United States, the honors due to their rank. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...prescribed salute; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. "The Star Spangled Banner,"... | |
 | Joel William Bunkley - Armies - 1917 - 268 pages
...those under you. Do not do so with a cigar or pipe in your mouth. It is both unmilitary and impolite. The National or regimental color or standard uncased...prescribed salute; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand. Use the saber or rifle salute if armed with the saber or rifle.... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1917 - 2570 pages
...salute until the end of ruffles and flourishes, or, if none, until " order arms." (CAR, No. 50.) 377. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...prescribed salute; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. 878. Whenever the national... | |
 | United States. War Department - 1917 - 216 pages
...members of the guard if there be no prisoners. (374) HONORS 179. Saluting national or regimental color. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...prescribed salute; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. (377) 180. Coming to attention... | |
 | United States. War Department - Digital images - 1917 - 428 pages
...salute until the end of ruffles and flourishes, or, if none, until " order arms." (CAR, No. 50.) 377. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...salute ; with no arms in hand, the salute will be the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. 378. Whenever the national... | |
 | Ralph Middleton Parker - Military art and science - 1917 - 256 pages
...and volunteers, and militia when in the service of the United States, the honors due to their rank. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...prescribed salute ; with no arms in hand, the salute will l)e the hand salute, using the right hand, the headdress not to be removed. "The Star Spangled Banner,"... | |
 | United States. War Department - Medicine, Military - 1917 - 258 pages
...closes the tail gate and resumes his position on the seat beside the driver. HONORS AND SALUTES. 228. The national or regimental color or standard, uncased,...the uncased color will render the prescribed salute. The headdress will not be removed. 229. Whenever "The Star-Spangled Banner" is played at a military... | |
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The national or regimental color or standard, uncased, passing a guard or other armed body will be saluted, the field music sounding " to the color " or 
