The Color Guard,a highly professional and patriotic team that combines precision drill and proper flag courtesies,is one of the most visible co-curricular activities within the Air Force Junior ROTC program. Our primary functions are casing and uncasing, presenting, folding, posting, and retiring the colors. Team members must be dedicated to learning Air Force Drill and Ceremonies, The Army Manual of Arms and flag etiquette.
COLOR GUARD COMMANDER
Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Taylor Carson-Hodge
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DEPUTY COLOR GUARD COMMANDER
Cadet Captain Alexander Gunnels
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Color Guard Drill Manuals
Air Force Junior ROTC (AFJROTC) units performing Color Guards, either ceremonial or for drill competitions, reference Army TC 3-21.5, Manual of Arms. Since, no Air Force publication has any guidance for rifle movements and very little information on Color Guard movements, all AFJROTC units will defer to the Army TC 3-21.5 for Color Guard movements. The AFJROTC Color Guard publication captures the guidance in the Army TC 3-21.5. Any other drill movements will be executed in accordance with DAFPAM 34-1203, Air Force Drill and Ceremonies (13 September 2022)
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Color Guard Sequence 1: Sample video presenting the colors at a basketball game or other type of sporting event.
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Color Guard Sequence 2: Sample video presenting the colors coming in from the left side of a stage, court, field or arena.
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