Continentαl Color Guard #35281997
Description
The United States Army Continental Color Guard’s mission is to showcase the U.S. army’s precision nationally and internationally. With a heritage tracing back to the early days of our nation, the continental Color Guard is the 3d Infantry tradition. Regimental records show that the color sergeants and the drum major of the 3d Infantry Band wore Revolutionary War-style uniforms at Fort Snelling, Minn., in 1922. A contemporary description states that the purpose of the unit was to recall the mind of every member of the 3d Infantry, the long and honorable history of the regiment from a period which followed closely upon the Revolutionary War. The Continental Color Guard Team serves the same function today. The five-man unit is comprised of two armed Guards and three-color ensigns, who carry the National Color, the U.S. Army Color, and the Color of their parent unit, the 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment, “The Old Guard.”
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