
Cadet Programs
Honor Guard
What is an Honor Guard?
“Although Honor Guard units may be mistaken as “drill teams,” Honor
Guardsmen are “Ambassadors for Civil Air Patrol.” It is their duty to
assist in recruiting and retention, to assist in making this a drug-free
universe by supporting the Drug Demand Reduction Program, to assist any
ceremonies, to present the colors when the unit color guard is not
available, and to assist in funerals when requested. To be part of the
Unit Honor Guard, members must have high standards in appearance,
education, conduct; an aptitude for ceremonial duty, professionalism;
and the will to make a difference to the future of America.” - CAPP 52-8
Routines
Generic:
- Marching Manual
- Slaps and Taps
- Nine Taps
- Connie's Manual
- Marine Corps Pitchout
- Duets and Solos
- Queen Anne's Salute
Advanced:
- Slaps and Taps
- Rippled Recovery
- Rippled Marching Manual
- Rippled Flat Order with Recovery to Port Arms
- Nine Taps
- Connie's Manual
- Rippled Aerials
- Marine Corps Pitchout
- Duets/ Box
- Wedge Queen Anne's Salute
For more information
For more information about joining the honor guard or to request
Honor Guard performances, please contact Capt Matt Heffron at
matt.heffron@spaatz.org.
Downloads
- MN Wing Form 7 - For any
performance, a Form 7 must be filled out and signed by the team
member's parents if they are under 18 years of age
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CAPF 2a - The Form 2a must be filled out in accordance with CAP
regulations in order to be authorized to wear the Silver Honor Guard
chord
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CAPF 31 - The CAP Form 31 must be filled out for any new Honor
Guard members
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CAPP 52-8 - CAP Unit Honor Guard Program. This is the 1st item
you need if your are serious about the Honor Guard Program in the
Civil Air Patrol.
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