Should servicemen wear or remove cap when visiting Queen?

Question

Should servicemen wear or remove cap when visiting Queen?

Answer 1

Gentlemen ALWAYS remove their caps and hats on making the acquaintance of a lady.

Officers, who are in service at the time, are working and not greeting ladies and may keep their hats on as they are on duty and not socializing.

Answer 2

Removing the cap or hat yes.

The bowing I don't agree, give a hand insted.

Answer 3

the queens an ****

Answer 4

They should bow, and remove their cap.  Unless the Serviceman is reporting in an official capacity, in which case, a salute would precede a removal of the cap.  The cap is held under the arm of the service member, and strictest formal protocol is then continued.

The only possible exception would be during a private audience with the Queen, and only if given permission to be informal.

Answer 5

toss an IRA cocktail at her

Answer 6

Men should remove their cap indoors most of the time. An exception may be if the serviceman is (for example) an orthodox Jew  then he needs to keep his head covered for religious reasons.

Answer 7

Yes.  Anyone should remove their cap or hat when entering indoors, it's good manners.

Answer 8

yes, you don't have to take anything personally.it's a good manner that you are having and showing respect to the royalty

good luck

Answer 9

unless she is in the church he shouldn't because the work he represents, his position and representation or if he comes as her friend he must take it of (you know to feel comfortable when you speak to a friend on a cup of coffee)