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color guard
noun
- the group of persons, as in the armed forces or at military institutions, who carry or escort the flag or colors during parades, reviews, etc.
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Origin of color guard1
Example Sentences
The buses were taking the marching band, color guard and dancers from Farmingdale High on an annual trip a band camp in Greeley, in northeastern Pennsylvania.
Members of the band, color guard and the school’s kick line team attend, as well as adult chaperones.
Barney said a funeral was planned for Aug. 25 in Mount Pleasant, Utah, and that the military would perform a color guard ceremony when her body is flown in next week.
On Wednesday, T’Yanna Williams, an 18-year-old member of the color guard, felt her body get heavy after a short rehearsal outside in the sun.
There will be celebrations with patriotic music, ceremonial wreath presentations and a color guard at a number of Forest Lawn cemeteries, including the Glendale and Hollywood Hills locations.
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