How come American service man salute without there caps on?
*sigh* Depending on the service branch and the specifics of the duty station, the proper protocols for saluting vary. In the Navy, under certain circumstances, saluting indoors, without a cover, is appropriate. In general, the standard protocols for saluting are: Enlisted personnel salute officers. Junior officers salute senior officers when meeting or passing. When several officers are being saluted, all shall return the salute. When overtaking a senior officer (passing), salute when abreast, while saying “By your leave, sir or ma’am.” The senior officer should return your salute and say, “carry-on,” “very well,” or “permission granted.” You may then drop the salute and proceed. Do NOT Salute: When uncovered (not wearing your “cover” /hat); indoors When carrying articles in both hands When in public conveyances or when obviously inappropriate When in public places and where inappropriate (theaters, hotels, restaurants, etc.) These rules can vary, and each specific branch/unit may foll
