Which describes the roles included in full military funeral honors?

• A. Six Pallbearers and/or Firing Party, a Chaplain, an Officer or NCO in Charge, and a Bugler
• B. Eight Pallbearers and/or Firing Party
• C. Three Buglers
• D. A Choir and A Flag Bearer

Answer: (A)

Full military funeral honors are carried out with a standard set of roles: a team of six pallbearers (or a firing party of six), a chaplain to provide spiritual support if requested, an officer in charge (or NCO in charge) to supervise the ceremony, and a bugler to play Taps. This combination ensures the ceremonial duties are covered in a formal, coordinated way and reflects the official structure of the honors. The other options depart from that standard—eight pallbearers isn’t the normal lineup, three buglers isn’t used, and while a flag may be folded and presented, a choir isn’t part of the typical full honors roster.