Due to the importance and visibility of the task, it is an honor to be a member of the Color Guard. This unit consists of four specially selected cadets. The senior cadet carries the National Colors and commands the Color Guard. The Color Guard Commander gives the necessary commands for the movements and for rendering honors. The most important aspect of the selection, training and performance of the Color Guard is the training. Training requires precision in drills, manual of arms, customs and courtesies and wear and appearance of uniforms and insignia. A well trained color guard at the front of unit's formation signifies a sense of teamwork, confidence, pride, alertness, attention to detail, esprit de corps and discipline.
Captain - Sam Anderdson
Co-Captain - Caleb Starkey
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