While running in PT uniform and revelry sounds, stop and salute?

I remember going straight from revelry to PT. But i was much younger then.

I did say "should have ceased", GySgt Kenneth Pepper.
I can recall running in more than one formation which deserved a "No open flames within 50 feet" warning.

CW2 (Join to see) - Actually it is not. Every person whether NG, AR or AD enlists and goes through bct. In BCT it is taught through, word and deed and constant reinforcement that at 0700 and 1700 when the flag is raised and lowered that all personnel come to a halt in whatever they are doing, face the direction of the flag and if military salute, or place your hand over your heart if non-military. This does not change post to post. It is always the same.

SSG Brian G. and 1LT Clardy - what both of you state is accurate. My point, probably not well stated, is that as a reservist, we do not all drill on a military installation/post. I’m currently on Gillem Enclave and reveille or retreat has not been played at any of the small reserve buildings I have been at and thus a lot of those customs have been forgotten through my own fault. I only speak for myself. One would wish one could remember everything you’re trained for but unfortunately, the mind doesn’t work that way. I’ve had to relearn things along the way (when I attend PME) and learn new things at every duty location. Once again, just my experience and my own 2 cents.

CW2 (Join to see) - Ok, I get that but in your unit do you not attend annual training at some post or base, or training facility. There, they most assuredly do observe the military customs.

SSG Brian G. Thanks for understanding. Mostly been to home station AT which means we stay at our own reserve bldg to work and maybe they'll take us for a day or 2 to stay in on post barracks and conduct WQ like for example at Ft. Dix or Fort McClellan. I don't think they play them in the outskirts of training areas but maybe I've not paid attention. I did live on an Air Force post once and we had to stop cars and get out. Not sure I've seen that at other posts... but again… don’t go on post much…

SGT (Join to see) You're probably right despite no weapons are being carried . Is FM 22-5 still being used?

I’m fairly sure I’m right. Also, see FM 22-5, 1986 version. 3-5

https://www.presby.edu/doc/military/FM22-5.pdf

SGT (Join to see) - I haven't seen a copy of FM 22-5 since 1979, having retired in 1980. And to think: I drilled troops throughout my career and used the FM everyday. Thank you, Sergeant, for clearing this up for me.

SGT (Join to see) - I just reviewed the copy of the Field Manual and learned there were many changes and additions since the 1960s. I hope the modern Army places as much emphasis on Drill and Ceremonies now as was done in the late 1950s and 1960s. I appreciate your corrections in the topic and the copy of FM 22-5.

Saw a lot of that.

Run towards the revelry with an intent to participate.