2019年9月5日 · Why do people salute? When serving personnel salute an officer, they are acknowledging Her Majesty the Queen as Head of State and saluting the rank the officer holds …

Since 1917, the British Army's salute has been given with the right hand palm facing forwards with the fingers almost touching the cap or beret. Before 1917, for Other Ranks (i.e. not officers) …

Invented in 1727 as a precursor to a pouch slap, the palm-out salute was abandoned in 1814 only to be resurrected in 1870 and then made universal in the British Army in 1899. It's initial …

2015年6月26日 · You may not know it, but there are traditions and rules behind every British military salute. We’ve made some short videos to show you how to get it right in the styles of …

2015年1月5日 · The UK's Ministry of Defence has issued a reminder to young officers to salute their superiors. But when did this form of greeting originate and why is it used, asks Justin …

Saluting is a time-honoured tradition in the United Kingdom’s Armed Forces. It is both a sign of respect for one’s superiors and a symbol of unity amongst serving personnel. Here are six …

2020年6月20日 · Quickly adopted by other regiments, the British Army chose a salute with the palm facing outwards, which is also used by the Royal Air Force today. The Royal Navy, …

2020年12月12日 · With the Seven Years War (AKA French and Indian War), the “French salute” quickly became controversial, being called unEnglish. Encouraged instead was the “old …

Failure to know any of the drill could lead to sanctions or at worst Dishonourable discharge from the british army and all it's regiments. Front salute is where your face will be aimed...