Marine corps drill and ceremonies manual - Regimental Drum Major ...
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18-3. RENDERING HONORS TO PERSONAGES DEPARTING AFTER OFFICIAL VISITS<br />
ASHORE<br />
Honors are rendered upon the departure or a personage entitled<br />
to honors in the same manner in which they were rendered upon arrival with<br />
the following exceptions:<br />
a. Generally, if the personage inspected the honor guard upon his<br />
arrival, the host advises him that another inspection on departure is not<br />
expected.<br />
b. The honor guard will not pass in review.<br />
c. Honors do not commence until the personage has completed his<br />
personal farewells.<br />
d. If a gun salute is to be fired, it will begin just prior to the<br />
time the personage leaves the area where honors are rendered.<br />
e. If a personal or foreign national flag has been flown during the<br />
visit, it will be hauled down upon the firing of the last gun.<br />
18-4. HONORS TO THE NATIONAL FLAG<br />
a. By Individuals.<br />
(1) During morning colors <strong>and</strong> evening colors, salutes are rendered<br />
by individuals in accordance with U.S. Navy Regulations.<br />
(2) When passed by or passing the national color (st<strong>and</strong>ard)<br />
uncased, all persons in the naval service in uniform <strong>and</strong><br />
covered shall salute in accordance with paragraph 2-1e(2).<br />
(3) Small flags carried by individuals <strong>and</strong> flags flying from<br />
flagstaffs (except during morning colors <strong>and</strong> evening colors)<br />
are now saluted.<br />
(4) A folded flag being carried to morning colors or being<br />
returned from evening colors by a color detail will be<br />
considered as cased.<br />
b. By Persons in Formation.<br />
(1) During morning colors <strong>and</strong> evening colors, salutes are rendered<br />
by persons in formation in accordance with U.S. Navy<br />
Regulations.<br />
(2) When passed by or passing the national color (st<strong>and</strong>ard)<br />
uncased, persons in formation are brought to attention or<br />
order arms if halted, or attention if marching. The formation<br />
comm<strong>and</strong>er shall render the salute for his unit, facing the<br />
color if the formation is halted. Persons in formation<br />
participating in a ceremony shall, on comm<strong>and</strong>, follow the<br />
procedure prescribed for the ceremony.<br />
(3) Small flags carried by individuals <strong>and</strong> flags flying from<br />
flagstaffs (except during morning colors <strong>and</strong> evening colors)<br />
are not saluted.<br />
(4) A folded flag being carried to morning colors or being<br />
returned from evening colors by a color detail will be<br />
considered as cased.<br />
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