Military Customs and Courtesies. Definitions Rank Recognition Rendering Courtesies General Courtesies Reporting Procedures Customs and Courtesies.

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Military Customs and Courtesies

Definitions Rank Recognition Rendering Courtesies General Courtesies Reporting Procedures Customs and Courtesies

Custom – act or ceremony stemming from tradition Courtesy – written guidanceDefinitions

Airmen Rank Recognition

Airman Basic (AB) – Does not wear any rank insignia – Addressed as “Airman Basic” or “Airman” – Pay grade is E-1 Rank Recognition

Airman (Amn) – Chevron of 1 stripe with star – Addressed as “Airman” – Pay grade is E-2 Rank Recognition

Airman First Class (A1C) – Chevron of 2 stripes with star – Addressed as “Airman First Class” or “Airman” – Pay grade is E-3 Rank Recognition

Senior Airman (SrA) – Chevron of 3 stripes with star – Addressed as “Senior Airman” or “Airman” – Pay grade is E-4 Rank Recognition

Noncommissioned Officers (NCO) Rank Recognition

Staff Sergeant (SSgt) – Chevron of 4 stripes with star – Addressed as “Staff Sergeant” or “Sergeant” – Pay grade is E-5 Rank Recognition

Technical Sergeant (TSgt) – Chevron of 5 stripes with star – Addressed as “Technical Sergeant” or “Sergeant” – Pay grade is E-6 Rank Recognition

Senior Noncommissioned Officers (SNCO) Rank Recognition

Master Sergeant (MSgt) – Chevron of 6 stripes with star – Addressed as “Master Sergeant” or “Sergeant” – Pay grade is E-7 Rank Recognition

Senior Master Sergeant (SMSgt) – Chevron of 7 stripes with star – Addressed as “Senior Master Sergeant” or “Sergeant” – Pay grade is E-8 Rank Recognition

Chief Master Sergeant (CMSgt) – Chevron of 8 stripes with star – Addressed as “Chief Master Sergeant” or “Chief” – Pay grade is E-9 Rank Recognition

First Sergeant (1 st Sgt) Rank Recognition – Special Positions

Command Chief Master Sergeant (CCM) Rank Recognition – Special Positions

Chief Master Sergeant of the Air Force (CMSAF) Rank Recognition – Special Positions

Company Grade Officers (CGO) Rank Recognition

Second Lieutenant (2d Lt) – Wears 1 gold bar – Addressed as “Second Lieutenant” or “Lieutenant” – Pay grade is O-1 Rank Recognition

First Lieutenant (1st Lt) – Wears 1 silver bar – Addressed as “First Lieutenant” or “Lieutenant” – Pay grade is O-2 Rank Recognition

Captain (Capt) – Wears 2 silver bars connected – Addressed as “Captain” – Pay grade is O-3 Rank Recognition

Field Grade Officers (FGO) Rank Recognition

Major (Maj) – Wears 1 gold oak leaf – Addressed as “Major” – Pay grade is O-4 Rank Recognition

Lieutenant Colonel (Lt Col) – Wears 1 silver oak leaf – Addressed as “Lieutenant Colonel” or “Colonel” – Pay grade is O-5 Rank Recognition

Colonel (Col) – Wears one silver eagle – Addressed as “Colonel” – Pay grade is O-6 Rank Recognition

General Officers (GO) Rank Recognition

Brigadier General (Brig Gen) – Wears 1 silver star – Addressed as “Brigadier General” or “General” – Pay grade is O-7 Rank Recognition

Major General (Maj Gen) – Wears 2 silver stars – Addressed as “Major General” or “General” – Pay grade is O-8 Rank Recognition

Lieutenant General (Lt Gen) – Wears 3 silver stars – Addressed as “Lieutenant General” or “General” – Pay grade is O-9 Rank Recognition

General (Gen) – Wears 4 silver stars – Addressed as “General” – Pay grade is O-10 Rank Recognition

Rank Recognition – Special Positions

Army/Marines Rank Recognition

Navy/Coast Guard Rank Recognition

Identifying Officers Service Cap Rendering Courtesies 2d Lt - Capt Maj - Col All Generals

Identifying Officers Flight Cap ABU Cap Rendering Courtesies

Identifying Officers ABUs Service Uniform Rendering Courtesies

Saluting Rendering Courtesies

Saluting Special Considerations Rendering Courtesies

Saluting Special Considerations Rendering Courtesies

Saluting Entering a Military Installation Rendering Courtesies

Saluting Staff Cars Rendering Courtesies

Saluting U.S. Flag Rendering Courtesies

Reveille and Retreat Rendering Courtesies

The National Anthem and To the Colors Rendering Courtesies

Ruffles and Flourishes Rendering Courtesies

Pledge of Allegiance Rendering Courtesies

Air Force Song Other Service Songs Individual Courtesies – Manners – Appropriate Titles – Gossip General Courtesies

Professionalism Position of Honor Senior Officer Enters Proper Telephone Etiquette General Courtesies

Entrance Procedures – Prepare mentally and physically – Knock once on the door – When told to enter, use the most direct route and march at attention – Position yourself centered to within two paces of the desk Reporting Procedures

– Once centered and halted at attention, salute, and render a reporting statement – Hold salute until it is returned – Remain standing at attention until given direction Reporting Procedures

Departure Procedures – Once you have been dismissed, resume the position of attention and salute – Once the senior ranking officer returns your salute, drop yours – Execute the appropriate facing movement and exit using the most direct route Reporting Procedures

Definitions Rank Recognition Rendering Courtesies General Courtesies Reporting Procedures Customs and Courtesies