U.S. Marine Corps’ last Mounted Color Guard 🐴 🇺🇲 The Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard, headquartered at Marine Corps Logistics Base (MCLB) - Barstow, travels around the continental United States, representing the Marine Corps in their community, while performing various events such as parades, ceremonies and rodeos. Check out this video to learn more! (U.S. Marine Corps video by Staff Sgt. Stephanie Cervantes, Cpl. Andrew Cortez, Lance Cpl. Peyton Kahle, Lance Cpl. Luis Agostini) | Camp Pendl

Progression and Purpose: the Official U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard The U.S. Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment (BCD) has wrapped up training at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz., and commenced the first leg of their west coast tour this week. Marines continue to perfect their drill and the tradition of ceremonial excellence. This week, Sergeant Steven A. Sexton, 41st Color Sergeant of the Marine Corps, discusses the progression and purpose of the annual training in Yuma, Ariz. Please join

An inside look at the only Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard. Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMZvURq1GNo Today, lead horseman, Staff Sgt. Esteban Jauregui, is answering questions in the comments about the life of a Mounted Color Guard Marine. | U.S. Marine Corps

The Joint Armed Services Color Guard showcase their expertise and precision, marching our nation’s colors at #SBLVIII. An incredible display of honor and tradition. | U.S. Department of War

The Change of Command is a simple, yet traditional event that is rich with symbolism and heritage. Key to the ceremony is the passing of the unit's colors. From the earliest of times, leaders used a banner, or other symbols, to identify themselves and to serve as a Rallying Point for their men. All others within the organization might perish, but the Colors. live forever. It's the Colors. which record the unit's history - its glories... its battles and its campaigns. And so, with the transfer of

The U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard is always a highlight of our official July 4th celebrations. Despite the pandemic preventing us from gathering together on the Lornado lawn, our Marine Security Guard detachment performed a special salute to the flag in honor of the United States' 245th birthday. | U.S. Embassy Ottawa

The U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard is, in normal times, a highlight of our official July 4 ceremony. Despite not gathering in person this year, our Marine Security Guard detatchment saluted the flag at Lornado in honor of our country's 244th birthday. Thank you to the Marines for allowing us to continue to share this tradition with friends and family across Canada! | U.S. Embassy Ottawa

Our United States Marine Corp Color Guard preparing the colors for the Grand Entry in Cody, WY! The color guard marines are all active duty marines based out of Barstow, California. They ride palomino mustangs supplies by the BLM wild horse program in Ridge Cress, CA. Sergeant Christian Drumheller rides one of these horses that has been through the marine corps training program. The color guard travels to rodeos all over the USA presenting our colors the best way possible, with our military pers