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tsd715 — 3rd U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard)
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Musical accompaniment:"The Army Goes Rolling Along" (official song of the U.S. Army) - youtu.be/KApPjmKr4yk
The ceremonial uniforms worn by the The Old Guard when on parade, forming a guard of honor, guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and on other ceremonial occasions. The Old Guard is the oldest active U.S. Army unit in existence, having been formed in 1784 as the First American Regiment. Today, it is part of the Military District of Washington (MDW) and executes many of the most important ceremonial duties of the U.S. Army.
I chose to leave off all individual awards and only include regiment-wide decorations in order not to clutter the uniform.
From left to right:
Private (E-1/OR-1)
Sergeant (E-5/OR-5)
Master Sergeant (E-8/OR-8)
First Lieutenant (O-2/OF-1)
Colonel (O-6/OF-5)
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