Saluting
The term used for "courtesy exchanged between members of the Armed Forces as both a greeting and a symbol of mutual respect?"
Saluting; AFI 1-1, 1.6.1
Many installations play this across the Air Force to signify "lights out" at 2100 local time.
Taps; AFI 1-1, 1.6.2.5
This color is the only authorized color for both the OCP T-shirt and OCP boots
Coyote Brown; AFI 36-2903 Figure 5.3
As junior personnel, while seated, you do this when addressed by a senior officer.
Stand; AFI 1-1, 1.6.4
Military personnel are addressed by one of these.
Grade or title; AFI 1-1, 1.6.5
This uniform does not require you to salute even during on/off duty performances
PT gear
You render a salute to any NATO or friendly nation anthem at this point of the song.
First note; MSgt Delgado, 786 FSS/CCF; AFI 1-1, 1.6.2.2.2
This headgear may be worn only with full service dress (Class A) as an alternative to the flight cap.
Service Cap (Wheel Cap for Males Bucket Cap for Females); AFI 36-2903 7.2
This kind of personnel shall imply a courteous and respectful bearing and mode of speech toward senior personnel.
Junior; AFI 1-1; 1.6.4
This person may be addressed by their ecclesiastical title as opposed to their rank.
Chaplain; AFI 1-1, 1.6.5
This distinguishes those respected vehicles such as the President, Vice President, Secretary of Defense and senior officers and indicates that a salute is required
Vehicle plates and/or flags; AFI 1-1, 1.6.1.4
In a procession or parade you must salute the flag at this distance, measured in paces, before and after the flag.
Six paces; AFI 1-1, 1.6.2.1
Of the following, this type of uniform is not authorized to be worn during official travel; Service Dress (Class A), Blues Uniform (Class B), OCPs, Flight duty uniform
Flight Duty Uniform; AFI 36-2903, 1.3.1
Junior personnel shall walk or ride on this side while accompanying senior personnel.
The left side; AFI 1-1, 1.6.4
Physicians and this other medical officer may be referred to as "Doctor" in lieu of their rank.
Dental; AFI 1-1, 1.6.5
Of the following, you do not have to salute this person; President, Vice President, Purple Heart recipient or Medal of Honor recipient
Purple Heart recipient; AFI 1-1, 1.6.1.1
The AFI which specifies that a member may never burn (except for the purposes of disposal) deface, mutilate or treat the flag with any other form of disrespect.
AFI 34-1201; AFI 1-1, 1.6.2
Beards are not authorized except in the case of a shaving waiver, or in this other special case
Religious Accomodations; AFI 36-2903 11.4.2
Senior personnel are entitled to enter last and leave first from these two kinds of vehicles
Aircraft or automobile; AFI 1-1, 1.6.4
This identifier may not be used when addressing military personnel in lieu of rank or title
Pay grade; AFI 1-1, 1.6.5
It is appropriate to salute a superior officer indoors, during these two ceremonies
Promotion & decoration ceremonies; AFI 1-1, 1.6.1.2
How many vehichles were spotted on Ramstein that failed to stop at the first note of "To The Colors?"
90; MSgt Delgado, 786 FSS/CCF
Retirees are authorized to wear this kind of uniform
Any authorized active duty uniform; AFI 36-2903 14.3.1
Junior personnel do not have to stand when addressed by senior officers when this situation applies.
When such actions are impracticable or inappropriate; AFI 1-1, 1.6.4
These ranks may be shortened to a single word when addressing members holding that rank.
Chief Master Sergeant, Senior Master Sergeant; AFI 1-1, 1.6.5