THULEABI34-501 — Thule Air Base Honor Guard

THULEABI34-501 governs policies, planning, training, and use of the Thule Air Base Honor Guard.

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  • Publication number: THULEABI34-501
  • Title: THULE AIR BASE HONOR GUARD
  • Date: 2022-01-21

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THULEABI34-501 covers Honor Guard roles, manning, training, scheduling, participation, uniforms, equipment, recognition programs, and details. Compliance with the publication is mandatory, and it establishes requirements for Honor Guard participation and performance.

Topics covered

  • Honor Guard manning
  • Honor Guard training
  • Scheduling and participation requirements
  • Honor Guard uniforms
  • Honor Guard equipment
  • Recognition programs
  • Honor Guard details

Questions and answers

Who makes up the Thule Air Base Honor Guard?

The Thule Air Base Honor Guard (HG) is comprised of: Members from the 821 ABG and tenant units. (paragraph 1)

When does THULEABI34-501 require a quota for Honor Guard participation?

Should Honor Guard manning fall under 7 members and manning is unable to be attained through a volunteer program, a quota will be implemented to augment Honor Guard participation. (paragraph 2)

How long must selected Honor Guard members commit?

Personnel selected for Honor Guard will: Incur a minimum 6-month commitment, 9months for HG/NCOIC and Assistant NCOIC. (paragraph 2)

What must Honor Guard members do during real-world alerts or responses?

In the event of real-world alerts or responses: Members will be released from Honor Guard duty and report to their duty section. (paragraph 5)

What happens when Honor Guard members miss a practice or detail?

Honor Guard members are required to attend and arrive on time for all practice sessions, details, formations, open ranks, etc., unless permission has been granted for an excused absence. (paragraph 5)

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