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ceremony will be conducted at the point of arrival (MATS Terminal, Washington National Airport; Washington Navy Yard Annex; Union Station; or Andrews Air Force Base). b. Paragraph not used. 128. Participating personnel. a. Civilian group: Same as indicated in paragraph 114b. b. Military personnel: See paragraphs 109c and 114b. 129. Ceremony at point of arrival. a. See figures 7, 8, 9, and 10. Same as indicated in paragraph 24. b. Paragraph not used. 130. Movement to place of repose. a. See figure 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 25. b. Paragraph not used. 131. Repose. a. Implementation will be as prescribed in paragraphs 26 through 29, except as provided in paragraph 109c. b. Paragraph not used. Section III DEPARTURE OF REMAINS FROM PLACE OF REPOSE 132. General. a. The remains will depart from the place of repose at 1200 hours on the second day when burial is in Arlington National Cemetery and a funeral procession is desired. The remains should depart the place of repose at 1300 hours if burial is outside the Washington, D.C., area. b. Paragraph not used. 133. Participating personnel. a. Civilian group: (1) Secretary of the Treasury and Party. (2) Secretary of Defense and Party. (3) Secretaries of the Army, Navy, and Air Force and their respective parties. (4) State Department and Diplomatic representatives, and other dignitaries. (5) Family. (6) Honorary pallbearers. (7) Clergy. b. Military personnel: See paragraph 31b and 109c. 134. Ceremony at place of repose. a. See figures 12, 13, and 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 95. b. Paragraph not used. 135. Departure from place of repose. a. See figures 12, 13, and 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 118c. b. Paragraph not used. 136. Funeral service. a. Same as indicated in paragraphs 43, 44, 66, and 119, except as provided in paragraph 109c. See figures 20 through 29 for Cathedral or Amphitheater, Arlington National Cemetery, seating plans. b. Paragraph not used. Section IV MAIN FUNERAL PROCESSION 137. General. a. Same as indicated in paragraph 120, except as provided in paragraph 109c. See figures 32, 33, 41, and 42. b. Paragraph not used. 52 DA PAM 1–1/OPNAVINST 5360.1/AFM 143–2/CG 390 30 December 1965
138. Interment at Arlington National Cemetery. a. Same as indicated in paragraphs 52 through 57, except as indicated in paragraph 109C. b. Paragraph not used. 139. Interment outside Washington, D.C. a. Same as indicated in paragraph 63, except as indicated in paragraph 109c. b. Paragraph not used. Chapter 7 CHECKLISTS Section I JOINT GUARD OF HONOR 140. Definitions. a. The Joint Guard of Honor is a ceremonial guard detail. It has the mission of providing security for the remains of the deceased while they lie in repose and/or while they lie in state. They also display continuous respect to the deceased by faultless military precision and bearing while performing their duties. b. The Joint Guard of Honor is a joint service detail with commissioned and noncommissioned officers and enlisted men from each of the five services. See paragraph 144. The very nature of the detail plus the unusual physical and mental requirements make it imperative that the members of this detail be carefully selected. 141. Posting and changing reliefs. a. The first relief is posted as soon as the body has been placed within the place of repose or the place of lying in state. The body bearers will remain in position facing the casket. This relief marches directly to its position as in c below, and executes the first nine counts of the 14 count silent guard change. Only the OICs will execute the 11th through 14th count. The body bearers will execute the hand salute on the count of three and hold the salute until the count of seven, then drop their hands. The body bearers will face on the 14th count and step off on the 15th count towards the exit. b. One sentinel is posted at each corner of the casket and faces in the direction shown (fig 1 and 2). The commander of the relief is posted one pace from the head of the casket and facing it. The supernumerary is posted in an inconspicuous place, but where he can see the relief commander. c. One minute before the relief is to be posted, the relief is marched in a column of twos, with the officer in front to the entrance of the room where the remains lie. See figure 1. The officer halts the guard prior to marching into the room and insures that his route is clear. When the route is clear, the officer advances the guard. At a predetermined point the new sentries and the commander of the relief take the most direct route to their positions, each just to the left of the man he is to relieve. When all sentinels are in position, the new commander of the relief clears his throat to gain the attention of all members of the relief. The officers then salute, touching the bill of their caps with their fingertips, which is the signal for the sentries to begin a silent 14 count movement, starting with zero. 0 Count—Pause. 1st Count—Pause. 2d Count—Sentinels begin 1st count, Present Arms. 3d Count—Sentinels complete 1st count, begin 2d count. 4th Count—Sentinels complete Present Arms, 2d count. 5th Count—Pause. 6th Count—Sentinels begin 1st count, Order Arms. 7th Count—Sentinels complete 1st count begin 2d count. 8th Count—Sentinels complete 2d count, begin 3d count 9th Count—Sentinels complete Order Arms, 3d count. 10th Count—Pause. 11th Count—Commander of the old relief and sentinels begin movement of one pace to their rear. 12th Count—Commander of the new relief and sentinels complete movement and are at ATTENTION. 13th Count—Commander of the new relief and sentinels begin movement of one step to their right. 14th Count—Commander of the new relief and sentinels complete movement to their right and are at ATTENTION. The relief is now complete. d. The old commander of the relief then faces about and clicks his heels, the old sentries and commander of the DA PAM 1–1/OPNAVINST 5360.1/AFM 143–2/CG 390 30 December 1965 53
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ceremony will be conducted at the point of arrival (MATS Terminal, Washington National Airport; Washington Navy<br />
Yard Annex; Union Station; or Andrews Air Force Base).<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
128. Participating personnel.<br />
a. Civilian group: Same as indicated in paragraph 114b.<br />
b. Military personnel: See paragraphs 109c <strong>and</strong> 114b.<br />
129. Ceremony at point of arrival.<br />
a. See figures 7, 8, 9, <strong>and</strong> 10. Same as indicated in paragraph 24.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
130. Movement to place of repose.<br />
a. See figure 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 25.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
131. Repose.<br />
a. Implementation will be as prescribed in paragraphs 26 through 29, except as provided in paragraph 109c.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
Section III<br />
DEPARTURE OF REMAINS FROM PLACE OF REPOSE<br />
132. General.<br />
a. The remains will depart from the place of repose at 1200 hours on the second day when burial is in Arlington<br />
National Cemetery <strong>and</strong> a funeral procession is desired. The remains should depart the place of repose at 1300 hours if<br />
burial is outside the Washington, D.C., area.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
133. Participating personnel.<br />
a. Civilian group:<br />
(1) Secretary of the Treasury <strong>and</strong> Party.<br />
(2) Secretary of Defense <strong>and</strong> Party.<br />
(3) Secretaries of the <strong>Army</strong>, Navy, <strong>and</strong> Air Force <strong>and</strong> their respective parties.<br />
(4) State Department <strong>and</strong> Diplomatic representatives, <strong>and</strong> other dignitaries.<br />
(5) Family.<br />
(6) Honorary pallbearers.<br />
(7) Clergy.<br />
b. Military personnel: See paragraph 31b <strong>and</strong> 109c.<br />
134. Ceremony at place of repose.<br />
a. See figures 12, 13, <strong>and</strong> 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 95.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
135. Departure from place of repose.<br />
a. See figures 12, 13, <strong>and</strong> 40. Same as indicated in paragraph 118c.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
136. Funeral service.<br />
a. Same as indicated in paragraphs 43, 44, 66, <strong>and</strong> 119, except as provided in paragraph 109c. See figures 20<br />
through 29 for Cathedral or Amphitheater, Arlington National Cemetery, seating plans.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
Section IV<br />
MAIN FUNERAL PROCESSION<br />
137. General.<br />
a. Same as indicated in paragraph 120, except as provided in paragraph 109c. See figures 32, 33, 41, <strong>and</strong> 42.<br />
b. Paragraph not used.<br />
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