Definition of color guard
: an honor guard for the colors of an organization
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That means the daughter of a one-time law enforcement officer and a former member of the Central Cabarrus High School color guard will spend about a decade in federal prison before she is freed.
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Pooler, former Scoutmaster with the troop, was greeted with a color guard and American Flags waving with his former scouts.
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Alex Schachter, a 14-year-old trombone player, and Gina Montalto, a 14-year-old color guard member.
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The 116 cadets in the Ramona program are involved in everything from color guard and drill teams to Brain Brawls academics and cyber security, Birst noted in his PowerPoint presentation.
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There was a dancer, a talented swimmer and members of the marching band and color guard.
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The wind ensemble is part of a larger marching band that lost two freshman members in the massacre: Alex Schachter, a trombone and baritone player, and Gina Montalto, a member of the color guard.
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The inaugural event series kicked off Friday, Jan. 19, with a color guard performance by Scarborough High School's JROTC program and live trumpet music.
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After a few words from a minister, the color guard lifted the flag from the coffin and folded it.
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: a person in uniform who holds a flag in a ceremony or parade
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