Which Army Regulation covers salutes, honors, and visits of courtesy?

• A. AR 350-1
• B. AR 600-25
• C. AR 600-20
• D. AR 670-1

Answer: (B)

Rendering salutes, honors, and visits of courtesy follow a single set of standards that codifies how soldiers acknowledge authority, civilians, and distinguished guests, and how ceremonies and formal visits are conducted. This regulation specifies who must be saluted, when to salute, the proper manner, and the etiquette that accompanies official ceremonies and interactions. It creates a uniform approach across the Army so that respect and discipline are observed in everyday duties, on base, and during formal events. The rule that covers this topic is AR 600-25.

Other regulations cover different areas—one governs overall command policy, another addresses training and education, and others set rules for uniform wear and appearance—so they don’t detail the etiquette of salutes and visits.