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the commanding officer should select this person-
termine routes of march and the most desirable
nel. After checking all the items listed in para-
positions for the formation of ceremonial ele-
graph 2, appendix I, the officer in charge of the
ments. If a large military escort is to take part in
ceremony should have a precise idea of what type
the ceremony, the escort commander should ac-
of funeral ceremony is desired by the family.
company the officer on this reconnaissance to
d. Interview with civilian funeral director and/
determine where the troops under his command
or superintendent of national cemetery. Often the
will be disposed. If a funeral procession is to be
funeral director represents the family in the in-
part of the ceremony, arrangements for traffic
terview described in c above. If he does not,
control should also be made at this time. The
however, the officer in charge should confer with
officer in charge of the funeral should then be
him after he has interviewed a representative of
ready to prepare his ceremonial plan. The plan
the family, for it is important that close liaison
should prescribe the date, place, and hour of as-
concerning all ceremonial arrangements be main-
sembly, uniform to be worn, positions for each
tained with whomever the family has designated
element to take, route of march, and a detailed
as funeral director. From the funeral director the
description of each function to be performed by
officer in charge will normally find out the name
each member of the military funeral party. Ap-
and location of the cemetery, the exact location
pendix II should be useful to the officer in charge
of the grave site, the time and date of the inter-
in preparing this part of the ceremonial plan. If
ment services, and other matters in which close
any variations are anticipated in the complete
liaison is necessary. It may be desirable, for ex-
military funeral ceremony as described in para-
ample, to determine whether or not the funeral
graphs 8 through 12, however, it will be necessary
director has made plans to transport the flowers
to amend the information incorporated in appen-
from the chapel to the grave and whether ar-
dix II, since those instructions are designed for
rangements will be made to detach the cards from
personnel taking part in the complete ceremony.
the flowers for transmittal to the next of kin. If
When the plan is completed, it should be distrib-
the remains are to be interred at a national ceme-
uted to the military elements of the funeral party.
tery, the officer in charge will interview the
The officer in charge should assure that all mili-
superintendent of the cemetery to secure such
tary personnel understand their duties and func-
necessary information as the location of the grave
tions perfectly. If the personnel who are to take
site and time of interment.
part in the ceremony have not had previous expe-
e. Final arrangements. After these prelimi-
rience at a military funeral, a practice formation
nary steps have been taken, the officer in charge
should be held prior to the actual ceremony.
should make a reconnaissance of the chapel or
f. At funeral ceremony. The officer in charge of
church as well as the actual grave site, to de-
the funeral ceremony will attend the funeral to
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