It does matter in which county you are.
What I know is; Some places in Belgium they do.
In the US Military, you are authorized to salute with your left hand when:
You are a band major
You are opening the door for a dignitary, with your right hand (i.e the U.S. President)
Your right hand/arm is injured
Rifle salute, it is a salute done while performing rifle manual movements
A soldier who is physically unable to salute with his or her right hand may render a salute with the left hand.
A salute that includes covering the heart with the right hand while raising the left hand is not a salute at all. This is a motion for a vow. When swearing truth, or receiving a military honor by means of a promise, this motion is used.
In almost all cases, the hand salute is rendered with the right hand. Some soldiers may salute with the left hand when the right hand is encumbered in some way(though it is rare), for example, a soldier with a rifle at Right Shoulder Arms; if movement of a weapon would be encumbered when making the armed salute; if the performance of duty requires the right hand for use or operation of equipment such as riding a motorcycle; if it is not possible to use the hand due to injury or amputation; when escorting a woman and it is not possible to walk on her right side. There is an exception for Cavalry soldiers that are dismounted- they salute with the left hand- the reins of the horse are in their right hand.
The right hand. In Israel Defense Force, a soldier gives a proper salute by streching his or her arm upwards while forming a straight line towards the right eyebrow (not touching it, just pointing at it) Also, if nothing occupies the left hand, it is most rigorous to make a fist with the left hand that points to the ground. If a soldier carries a rifle and for that reason cannot salute using his or her hands directly, there is a different kind of salute that is done with the rifle.
The Pledge of Allegiance is the official salute of the FFA Organization. To properly conduct the salute, face the United States flag, place the right hand over the left part of the chest and, holding it there.
I'm not sure what you mean by "at a right angle," but here is the proper way to salute: "To salute, all persons come to attention. Those in uniform give the appropriate formal salute. Citizens not in uniform salute by placing their right hand over the heart and men with head cover should remove it and hold it to left shoulder, hand over the heart." This information came from http://www.usflag.org/flagetiquette.html While it is not stated how to place the hand over the heart, it is customary to place the palm of the hand toward the chest.
A dressage salute is when the rider enters the areana and comes to a halt. The the rider puts the reins in the left and, and if they are a female rider the bow the head and bring their right hand to the side of the horse, if they are a male rider the take their hat off and bow their head and put their right hand to the side of the horse. The salute tells the judge you are ready. You also halt and salute at the end of your dressage test.
The salute is made with the right hand over the heart, the standard civil, not military, flag salute.
It depends who you are.
can you answer this question?
Assume your post and present the command is the directive given by the host commander after the hand salute is executed and reports sir the colors are present. The hand salute is done with the right hand.
Assume your post and present the command is the directive given by the host commander after the hand salute is executed and reports sir the colors are present. The hand salute is done with the right hand.