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What is the purpose of Military Parades and Reviews?
How many gun salutes are given to the President or Ex-President during Military Honors?
What is the total unit size for the Gun Salute during Military Honors for Foreign Heads of State?
Which military rank receives the least number of gun salutes during Military Honors?
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When a Gen March Bn performs, how many officers are in the unit?
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Which rank receives a Gun Salute of 19 during Military Honors?
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What is the unit size for a Gen March Coy when performing during Military Honors for a Brigadier General?
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National Anthem is played when paying respect to which rank during Military Honors?
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Study Notes
Respect for the National Flag and Anthem
- When the Philippine Flag is tattered or worn down, it should be replaced immediately and disposed of by burial.
- When aboard a vehicle and a flag ceremony begins, halt, dismount, and face the Philippine flag, then salute.
- When the National Anthem is being played, face the source of the music and salute.
Military Seniority and Respect
- Officers, by virtue of being commissioned, are seniors to enlisted personnel.
- High-ranking non-commissioned officers (NCOs) are seniors to low-ranking NCOs.
- Officers and NCOs have accorded forms of respect befitting their ranks and positions in the military organization.
Interacting with Officers
- When addressing or dealing with an Officer, render a salute in a dignified manner.
- Use the word “Sir”, “Po”, or “Opo” as a word of address.
- When walking, sitting, or riding a vehicle with an officer or senior, always walk or sit on their left side as a position of honor.
Definitions and Traditions
- Traditions are inherited principles, standards, and practices that serve as guides for individuals or groups.
- Customs are accepted practices realized through continued usage, having the force and effect of a common law.
- Valor is an act of marked degree of courage and bravery in the presence of danger or in the face of the enemy.
- Honor is an act of respect gained by men and women of the AFP through good deeds and examples.
- Duty is an act of responsibility and self-sacrifice by a soldier dedicated to public service.
- Loyalty is an act of willing obedience to the governing laws of the country, the Constitution, and lawful superiors.
- Solidarity is an act of unity and teamwork shown by every member of the AFP, serving as an ally in accomplishing the mission.
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Test your knowledge on flag etiquette with this quiz covering guidelines for displaying and treating the national flag, as well as proper conduct during the national anthem.
