I know the precedence of the military, I know who is supposed to command in multi- or joint-service situations, and I understand what technique takes precedence in those situations, but how can I explain this and point to where it’s written?
Flag Fringe and Finial Theory
Let’s have a look at the theories that surround the flag: fringe on the flag, the finial, and the flag’s size.
Receiving and Replacing the Colors
Can you please give some insight/clarify paragraph 7.32.3 in AFI 36-2203? Yes, I can!
“Detail” and its Connotation
DrillMaster shares his view of keeping the professionalism in an honor guard unit
All About The Flag
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 …
Posting Other Organization’s Colors
The DrillMaster explains how to honor the colors and every local organization that asks for colors support and still stay within standards.
How to Avoid a Color Guard Disaster
DrillMaster explains how the motto, semper paratus, applies to you and your color guard, drill team, and honor guard.
The “Why” of the Military Color Guard – Air Force and Space Force
Fourth in the series: DrillMaster explains the reasoning behind color guard standards for the Air Force.
The “Why” of the Military Color Guard – Marine Corps, Navy, & Coast Guard
Third in the series: DrillMaster explains the reasoning behind color guard standards for the Marine Corps, Navy, and Coast Guard.
The “Why” of the Military Color Guard – US Army
Second in the series: DrillMaster explains the standards for the US Army color guard.