Do you salute any veterans wearing military, unit and or campaign head gear?

Best salute I saw was a 100 plus older veterans at Bangor Maine Airport. Was flying with a full flight of soldiers heading to Iraq via Kuwait. We stopped for a refuel and all had to disembark the plane. When we walked off there were literally 100 older vets, wives and other people lined up saluting as the SMs walk thru. I stayed in the gangway with some other contractors because it was the SM's moment and was awesome to watch. There was food, beverages, care packages for ever SM on the plane. Was really inspirational for these people to be out there at nearly midnight to do this. BTW - Thanks to the area veterans around Bangor.

Sometimes I'd salute, other times I'd shake their hand and thank them. It's typically the Vietnam and WWII ones that I see. I always make it a point if I see an older Veteran to thank them for their service because I know this Country once turned their backs on the Service Members and I know each one should know that they are appreciated even if it's decades later.

Saluting is a sign of respect to other veterans, I have and will continue to salute all my fellow brethren. I still at home stand and
salute while our anthem plays before watching sporting events, maybe it's just me, but my parents brought me up to respect these things at all times.