North Salem HS JROTC Vanir Guard Color Guard @ The Nationals, 5 May 2017

The Vanir Guard, Cadets Tristian Dorland, Blade Woolery, Tarrant Wilson, and Tamatoa Vredenburg, perform in the Challenge Level Armed Drill Team Color Guard competition at the National HS Drill Team Championships, 5 May 2017. They represent North Salem High School Army JROTC, Salem, Oregon.

[@KilroyActual]

Small critique... lot of cadets like to over-exaggerate their arm swings to give a sharper appearance. It's just too much. For Army per TC 3.21.5 you should swing approx. 9 inches forward and 6 inches back. Other than that you guys looked real solid and sharp. Keep up the good work.

[@prato6396]

Gage Fontenot TC 3-21.5*

[@julianhibbs8553]

6 to the front and 3 to the rear

[@carsonstephens2508]

Julian Hibbs Marines go 6 front, 3 rear. Army goes 9 front, 6 rear

[@DunesBGaming]

They sharp..

[@retiredarmyoffley1777]

Great work by our Oregon JROTC Cadets

[@georgewashington8184]

Ron Lavery, former teacher at CHHS high school in NY has info about Mr Latman and Jim Dyer.

[@thevague8835]

Can the national flag bearer command the color guard?

[@lucasfuerneisen9766]

The national flag is always the commander

[@julianhibbs8553]

This person asked a very obvious question

[@ogbm4338]

@@julianhibbs8553 Right

[@cycyescalante2736]

only thing I gotta say is why did he order them to fall in when they already were falled in and why would he call a dress right dress after they already did one

[@justahuglyahhboi9676]

Because it’s a drill competition he has to say the commands in order that’s why the drill sergeants are carry the drill paper to see if all the commands are correct

[@JuJuGamerckec421c5r]

@@justahuglyahhboi9676 I thought the commands don't really matter when they're not in the drill area yet

[@ChrisTheGamer123YT]

If they don't execute the command given, they get points taken. I only know cause I am in Color Guard as well.

[@carsonstephens2508]

@@JuJuGamerckec421c5r doesn’t matter where they’re at. If it’s on the card, you do it

[@kinderwarmth2131]

@@JuJuGamerckec421c5r Reporting in includes movement onto the drill area

[@lindathrall5133]

THE COLOUR GUARD MEMBER ON THE END THE RIFLE SHOULD BE ON THE LEFT SHOULDER

[@danielulrich5196]

Not according to Army standards. TC3-21.5

[@cazizi_2153]

That is usually is for ceremonial purposes

[@shannonmalayajones7649]

Salute wrong flag

[@khem-ptah-reel8400]

No?

[@prato6396]

"Thank you, drill sergeant"?, wtf

[@dannyboy5967]

what's wrong?

[@prato6396]

Danny Säplers Usually the proper terms are Aye, Drill Sergeant, Yes, Drill Sergeant and No,Drill Sergeant. maybe regulation is different.

[@dannyboy5967]

Oh yeah. That was pretty weird that he said "Thank you, drill sergeant". But I know for sure they're not supposed to say "Aye Sir" (This is Army ROTC, only Navy and Marines say that). But yes that was pretty strange...….hmmmm yess…...very suspicious......indeed yes.....

[@prato6396]

InfantryAbuser Btw, that’s incorrect, you refer to them as their rank

[@prato6396]

@InfantryAbuser Well, I go to Army JROTC, but I was refering to Marine JROTC, so I do take fault for my error.