It's not easy. Learning guard and bearer positions for presenting colors, posting colors, marching (parade) colors, and then firing party (it's not firing squad, firing line, rifle line, or fire team), flag fold, casket movement, and the different positions for casket watch - everything a first responder honor guard member needs to know - and learning it all in 40 hours - is not for the faint hearted. Ideally, all of this training would be given over six weeks and each team member would get wher

🇺🇸Ever wonder what goes into being in the #ArmyHonorGuard? Watch the #USArmyHRC Honor Guard practice for the many formal events they perform duties for every year. | U.S. Army Human Resources Command

Honor Guard Ceremony at Arroyo Grande Cemetery