DUTY LIST
All cadet personnel are required to perform 5 consecutive color guard events. 

​​The purpose of a military color guard is to carry, protect, and present the national and organizational colors (flags) during ceremonial events, parades, and ceremonies like retirements or change of command. They serve as a symbol of a unit's honor and tradition, showing respect for the nation and its service members. Their duties also help develop discipline, teamwork, and attention to detail in the members. 

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Key roles of a military color guard

• Presenting colors: The most visible function is the formal presentation of flags, especially during the national anthem at events such as military fundraisers, military ceremonies, honoring military members, etc.

• Protecting the colors: The guard is responsible for safeguarding the colors, which are considered sacred symbols of the nation and the unit. The rifles or sabers carried by the guard are a symbol of this protection.

• Adding dignity to events: A color guard's presence adds a sense of dignity, tradition, and respect to any military or civic ceremony.

• Leadership and discipline development: Being part of a color guard is considered an honor and provides valuable training in immediate response to orders, attention to detail, and teamwork.

• Representing the unit: The color guard acts as a direct representative of the commanding officer and the unit, projecting an image of precision and pride.