Also known as: 敬礼
A gesture of greeting and respect, typically a hand raised in the air.
Salutes vary across countries and even within different branches of the military in the same country. American salutes consist of the forearm at a 45° angle to the forehead, with the blade hand with palm towards face. British salutes are similar, but with the palm facing outward. The Straight-Arm Salute (also called the Roman or Nazi salute) has the arm extended straight out and upwards.
A salute should not be confused with simple Waving or making the V sign.
Examples
- American salute
- British salute
- Zogist salute
- Two-Finger Salute
- Straight-Arm Salute
- Vulcan Salute
Related tags
- Two-Finger Salute
- Three-Finger Salute
- Straight-Arm Salute
- Super Earth Salute (Helldivers) (Helldivers (Series))
- Vulcan Salute
