Posted on Apr 30, 2015
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MAJ Bryan Zeski
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I salute back. It costs me nothing. It doesn't degrade or devalue any other salute I give. It is an acknowledgement of the civilian's respect. They are showing that respect in a way that they think makes sense. I serve the Constitution - of the people, by the people, for the people. I serve the people.
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Well said
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CPT Hhc Executive Officer
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Couldn't agree more
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I think that saluting is a sign of respect and if somebody salutes me, I have to salute back to return the respect. So I will salute back
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LTC Stephan Porter
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Totally concur!
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If someone were to render me that honor the only appropriate response to me would be to return the salute.
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Simply, and perfectly stated...thanks.
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TSgt Joshua Copeland
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Spot on!
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GySgt Wayne A. Ekblad
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Acknowledge the salute through a return salute, a tip of the hat, or a nod of the head. Please don't ever not acknowledge the salute in some fashion.
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SCPO John Croix
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Agreed - acknowledge tham in some fashion.
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Sgt Mike Jacobi
Sgt Mike Jacobi
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At the time I was Pipe Major of my pipe and drum band attending a memorial ceremony. A two star was present and as I approached, in full “fig” I popped a salute. He simply looked through me and did nothing in return. The kilt, tunic, chevrons and sporran plainly visible, he couldn’t be bothered to return the courtesy. I longed to stand him tall but of course did not.
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