Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “color guard”
There is a new eBook by the DrillMaster called Mounted Color Guard Protocols For Civilian Organizations. Major contributions to the book were made by DeVaughn Simper, Vexillologist, Professor Flag. The techniques come from the military just like a color guard on foot and allowances have been made for American citizens who wish to present the colors while on horseback.
This is a great question that I receive every so often. So, here’s an example of how you can begin spinning a rifle (or any other type of practice) and progress to a level of proficiency with which you are comfortable.
DrillMaster shares information from the service regulations regarding foreign national flags and anthems.
DrillMaster shares his view of keeping the professionalism in an honor guard unit
DrillMaster explains a different approach to the problem of drill team practice attendance and recruiting.
DrillMaster explains what the Medal of Honor flag is and that it is not authorized to be carried by anyone at any time. Ever.
I’m from Arizona and I’m not talking about the wonderful college town in the northern part of my home state. I’m talking about the color guard flagstaff. Tyranny, again I do not want this article to get political but this has to do with politics; the convoluted, oppressive world of politics. As you read on, please use the picture above …
DrillMaster explains the current issues that have been increasing in recent years with each subsequent manual update.
The DrillMaster has given live audio feedback for performances for many years and now he has moved into video critiques.
This article used to be All About Flag Sizes that I wrote back in 2013 but I felt it needed expanding. Nomenclature The Outside Flag Garrison: 20′ x 38′ Post flag: 8′ 11 3/8″ x 17′ (Army) and 10′ x 19′ (MC/N/CG) Field flag: 6’8″ x 12′ (Army) Storm flag: 5′ x 9’6″ (Army) and 5′ x 9′ (MC/N/CG) Internment …