OUR SERVICES
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Color Guard
The Color Guard is an integral part of our ceremonial duties, presenting the national, state, and service branch flags with precision and reverence. Our team undergoes rigorous training to ensure flawless execution during events and parades. Color Guards may be performed for graduations, sporting events, memorials, worship services, and military ceremonies (commissioning, promotions, parades, awards ceremonies, service branch birthdays, retirements, etc.)
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POW*MIA Missing Man Table
Honoring Prisoners of War and those Missing in Action is a solemn responsibility that we hold with the utmost reverence. Our ceremonies pay tribute to the sacrifices made by service members and their families, ensuring their memory is never forgotten. This ceremony is conducted during Formal/Military Balls, Luncheons/Dinners, and Memorials.
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Retirement Ceremony
Honoring retiring Air Force service members is a profound tradition that recognizes their dedication, sacrifice, and commitment to our nation. Our retirement ceremonies pay tribute to their years of faithful service, highlighting their achievements and the impact they have made on the mission and their fellow Airmen. Through these ceremonies, held with the utmost respect and gratitude, we ensure their legacy is celebrated and their contributions are never forgotten.
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Sword Arch
The Sword Arch is a time-honored military tradition that adds elegance and symbolic significance to formal ceremonies. Performed by uniformed personnel, the arch is typically featured at weddings, graduations, commissioning ceremonies, and other significant milestones. Team members undergo focused training to ensure precise timing, uniformity, and decorum. As honorees pass beneath the raised sabers, the arch serves as a gesture of respect, unity, and the welcoming of new beginnings, reflecting the values and traditions of military service.
Reveille & Retreat
Reveille and Retreat ceremonies are solemn daily traditions that honor the beginning and end of the duty day while paying respect to the flag and the nation it represents. Reveille is conducted in the morning as the flag is raised, signifying the start of official duties, while Retreat takes place in the evening as the flag is lowered, marking the close of the day. These ceremonies are performed with precision and decorum, often accompanied by the playing of bugle calls and the national anthem. Participation in Reveille and Retreat reflects the discipline, respect, and unity of the military community, reminding all service members of their commitment to duty and country.
