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Summary Patriotism and Purpose: Military Funeral DetailBarbara Solomon School of Social Work, Wald

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SOCW 6410 Patriotism and PurposePatriotism and Purpose: Military Funeral DetailBarbara Solomon School of Social Work, Walden UniversitySOCW 6410: Military Culture for Social WorkersIntroductionMilitary Funeral Detail The ceremonial customs of the military funeral consist of honoring those who serve...

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Patriotism and Purpose: Military Funeral Detail

Barbara Solomon School of Social Work, Walden University

SOCW 6410: Military Culture for Social Workers

Introduction

Military Funeral Detail The ceremonial customs of the military funeral consist of honoring

those who served by following traditions that stem from ancient military use (Schading, and

Schading, 2007) . The While the casket is going to the ground "Taps" is played by a bugler.

Two service members then fold a U.S. flag and present it to the next of kin (U.S. Department

of Veterans Affairs: National Cemetery Administration, n.d.). History, meaning, and

implications of this ritual Some traditions came from accessibilities 0n the battlefield long

time ago and some from ancient military customs. Originally a fallen soldier was covered in a

flag and used as a pall. Modern ceremonies include covering the casket with a flag

symbolizing services member duty to the service and the duty of the military in honoring and

burying the soldier. ' Taps" originally was used to signal the end of the day, time to rest.

During the military funeral ceremony "Taps" symbolizes the eternal rest of the service

member ( Schading, and Schading). To a military member this duty means that we honor and

reflect on the sacrifices the deceased went through in service of the country. Military

members can relate to the deceased in that they might had share similar experiences and the

same culture. These ceremonies create a sense of duty through the heritage and sense of

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