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Which of these indoor situations normally requires a cadet to salute?
When formally reporting to an officer.
- Every time they pass an officer in a hallway
- Never, under any circumstances
- When formally reporting to an officer ✔
Why: Salutes are normally exchanged outdoors. Inside, a cadet salutes when formally reporting, such as reporting to an officer's desk.
Huh, didn't know that: CAPP 60-33 also allows an indoor salute during a formal presentation, like receiving an award.
Why don't cadets salute in the hallway? There's just not enough elbow room.
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References
Answer: When formally reporting to an officer. Salutes are normally exchanged outdoors. Inside, a cadet salutes when formally reporting, such as reporting to an officer's desk.
- Learn to Lead, Volume 1: Personal Leadership www.gocivilairpatrol.com/media/cms/Vol1LetterLowFinal_FDCFE2AA96703.pdf
Indoors, salute officers only when formally reporting.
Checked 2026-10-10. - CAPP 60-33, Civil Air Patrol Drill & Ceremonies (Nov 2025) www.gocivilairpatrol.com/media/cms/P_6033_2217FEEE8C89F.pdf
During a formal presentation (e.g. awards) or informal recognition (e.g. coin) by a senior officer to a junior member.
Checked 2026-10-10.
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