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The salute is a way of saying “Hello” while showing respect to officers senior in rank. Sometimes the hand salute is rendered to honor the colors, a mark of respect for our country. The way cadets execute a salute is important. A smart salute indicates pride in self and the corps.

This section covers some sound advice that will help each cadet get the most out of JROTC and life. The core values, which are (1) integrity first, (2) service before self, and (3) excellence in all we do, are the foundation upon which a true quality life is built.

Saluting in Formation In formation, you don't salute or return salutes except at the command “Present, arms.” An individual in formation at ease or at rest comes to attention when addressed by an officer. In this case, the individual in charge salutes and acknowledges salutes on behalf of the entire formation.

What three things are at the core of JROTC? Citizenship, leadership, character and community service.

The command is Hand, SALUTE, and it is performed in two counts. On the command SALUTE, the individual raises the right hand smartly in the most direct manner while at the same time extending and joining the fingers. Keep the palm flat and facing the body.

The salute is a way of saying “Hello” while showing respect to officers senior in rank. Sometimes the hand salute is rendered to honor the colors, a mark of respect for our country. The way cadets execute a salute is important. A smart salute indicates pride in self and the corps.

At my command: Fall In. Rt Face – size. Rt Face – size. Lt Face – size. Count off. Lt Face. Open Ranks March. Align all elements. paces pass 1st element. Ready Front. One pace in. Close Ranks March. Present Arms. Report In: Sir/Ma'am <<Cadet Rank>> <<Last Name>> prepared for drill eval. Order Arms. Parade Rest. Attention.

This section covers some sound advice that will help each cadet get the most out of JROTC and life. The core values, which are (1) integrity first, (2) service before self, and (3) excellence in all we do, are the foundation upon which a true quality life is built.

0:18 1:19 How to Salute - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip 1 stand up as straight as possible excellent posture is very important to a proper salute. Step 2More1 stand up as straight as possible excellent posture is very important to a proper salute. Step 2 keep both arms at your side hands pointed directly at the ground fingers.

Saluting in Formation In formation, you don't salute or return salutes except at the command “Present, arms.” An individual in formation at ease or at rest comes to attention when addressed by an officer. In this case, the individual in charge salutes and acknowledges salutes on behalf of the entire formation.

The command to lower the salute is Order Arms. Order is the preparatory command and Arms is the command of execution. On the command of execution Arms, the soldier will lower the right hand directly, returning to the position of Attention. Note: A sharp salute speaks to a soldier's professionalism.

What three things are at the core of JROTC? Citizenship, leadership, character and community service.

This section covers some sound advice that will help each cadet get the most out of JROTC and life. The core values, which are (1) integrity first, (2) service before self, and (3) excellence in all we do, are the foundation upon which a true quality life is built.

The command is Hand, SALUTE, and it is performed in two counts. On the command SALUTE, the individual raises the right hand smartly in the most direct manner while at the same time extending and joining the fingers. Keep the palm flat and facing the body.

At my command: Fall In. Rt Face – size. Rt Face – size. Lt Face – size. Count off. Lt Face. Open Ranks March. Align all elements. paces pass 1st element. Ready Front. One pace in. Close Ranks March. Present Arms. Report In: Sir/Ma'am <<Cadet Rank>> <<Last Name>> prepared for drill eval. Order Arms. Parade Rest. Attention.

0:18 1:19 How to Salute - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip 1 stand up as straight as possible excellent posture is very important to a proper salute. Step 2More1 stand up as straight as possible excellent posture is very important to a proper salute. Step 2 keep both arms at your side hands pointed directly at the ground fingers.

The command to lower the salute is Order Arms. Order is the preparatory command and Arms is the command of execution. On the command of execution Arms, the soldier will lower the right hand directly, returning to the position of Attention. Note: A sharp salute speaks to a soldier's professionalism.

This section covers some sound advice that will help each cadet get the most out of JROTC and life. The core values, which are (1) integrity first, (2) service before self, and (3) excellence in all we do, are the foundation upon which a true quality life is built.

The command to lower the salute is Order Arms. Order is the preparatory command and Arms is the command of execution. On the command of execution Arms, the soldier will lower the right hand directly, returning to the position of Attention. Note: A sharp salute speaks to a soldier's professionalism.

What is the mission of JROTC? To motivate young people to be better citizens.

This section covers some sound advice that will help each cadet get the most out of JROTC and life. The core values, which are (1) integrity first, (2) service before self, and (3) excellence in all we do, are the foundation upon which a true quality life is built.