Marines TV

Sergeant Cameron Williams, 40th Color Sgt. of the Marine Corps, Official U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard, gives us insight into who the “Commandant’s Four” are and how they represent the Marine Corps. “It is very important that not only we are able to show that the Marine Corps is still the very strong force that it was years ago,” said Williams, “ but we also need to show, ceremonially, that we can create a product that the nation can be proud of.”

In honor of Memorial Day, Marines with the Body Bearers honor the legacy of those who served before us. Your sacrifice will not be forgotten.(U.S. Marine Video by Cpl. Morales

Hear what the Battle Color Detachment has to say about carrying the legacy and what it means to be the face of the Marine Corps.This marks the second week of training at MCAS Yuma for Marines with the Battle Color Detachment, who are working tirelessly to prepare for their upcoming performances. Make sure to stay tuned for weekly updates on your BCD Marines!

Barracks Marines with the U.S. Marine Corps Battle Color Detachment arrived at Marine Corps Air Station Yuma, Ariz. To begin training for upcoming performances throughout the states. The Battle Color Detachment features our very own Silent Drill Platoon; “The Commandant's Own," Marine Drum & Bugle Corps; and the official U.S. Marine Corps Color Guard. During the next few weeks of training, Marines will perfect their drill and continue the tradition of ceremonial excellence.