Customs and Courtesies 2

1. Salutes are rendered to all officers of the U.S. and foreign services, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and _____ Health Service.
5. Navy personnel in _____ are required to salute when meeting officers, hearing the national anthem and approaching the national ensign.
6. If you are in uniform and covered, you render honors when the national anthem is played indoors but the flag is not displayed, you _____ the music and render a hand salute at the position of attention.
9. You _____ arms, rifle salute, while standing a sentry box and are approached by an officer.
10. Ceremony is defined as a _____ act performed on a public occasion.
12. The _____ ensign is flown day and night is a custom observed in the U.S. Navy by ships that are underway.
13. Upon entering an area where Christian divine services are being held, you, as messenger of the watch, should _____ only.
14. When _____ prisoners and an officer passes within saluting distance you are not required to salute.
15. Passing honors for _____ are exchanged when within 600 yards.

2. When in uniform and your right hand is _____ you may salute with your left hand.
3. Aboard ship, _____ minutes before morning and evening colors the PREP pennant is hoisted.
4. Passing honors for _____ are exchanged when within 400 yards.
7. A commissioning or _____ pennant is half-masted only when the commanding officer or unit commander dies.
8. When the national anthem is being played, Sailors in a boat must adhere to the rule: Only the boat _____ (or if absent, the coxswain) salutes; all others remain seated at attention.
9. A crew is _____ at quarters when the ship is returning from an extended deployment.
10. An enlisted person and two officers are about to board a boat. The enlisted person should board _____ and sit forward, leaving room aft for the officers.
11. Gun salutes are normally fired in 5 second ____.
16. What salute is the most common?