After completing this salute, salute the officer of the deck who will be standing on the quarter deck at the head of the gangway. UNITED STATES NAVY REGULATIONS-1990-DEPAttTMENT OF THE NAVY WASHINGTON, D.C. w/CH 1 PCN 50100370000 DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release;
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During the age of sail, ships' officers were always worried about mutiny and it therefore became custom that whenever an officer approached, the rating would prove that he was not armed. Complete the salute (after it is returned) by dropping the arm to its normal position in one sharp, clean motion. A second call of "carry on!"
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