What Army Regulation covers Salutes, Honors and Visits of Courtesy?

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

Answer: (A)

Salutes, honors, and visits of courtesy are standardized under a single regulation that codifies how service members show respect to officers, dignitaries, and each other. The regulation specifically covers who renders a salute, when and to whom it’s rendered, and how honors are to be conducted during ceremonies and visits of courtesy to commands and official personnel. It provides the uniform rules you follow in various contexts—on base, in formation, indoors, or in transition—so everyone observes the same etiquette and discipline. This regulation is Army Regulation 600-25. The other options govern different areas: one outlines command policy, another covers wear and appearance of uniforms, and a third addresses training and education.