What is shaka sign military?

The Shaka sign is a hand gesture that was used by the military forces of Hawaii. It was originally an indication of respect and friendship, and was used by surfers to signify waves and good vibes. The gesture consists of extending the thumb and little finger outward while curling the three remaining fingers into the palm of the hand.

The Shaka sign was incorporated into the military culture of Hawaii during World War II, when it was used as a sign of camaraderie and solidarity among servicemen. It was also adopted by Hawaiian state and local law enforcement agencies, as well as by civilian surfers and beach-goers.

Today, the Shaka sign is widely recognized as a symbol of Hawaiian culture and has become a popular gesture in surfing and mainstream media. It is often used as a way of expressing appreciation, gratitude, and positivity.