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Download full resolution image Honor Guard Training at Camp Smith

Honor Guard Training at Camp Smith

CAMP SMITH-- Four New York Army National Guard Soldiers along with eight other Army National Guard Soldiers from across the country rehearse the movements and commands of a full military funeral during the 80-hour Train-the-trainer Military Funeral Honors course at Camp Smith Training Site May 11 2017. Twelve Army National Guard Soldiers were selected to attend the two-week training from May 8-19 2017 which is designed to train the trainer so current Honor Guard members can return as state level training instructors.

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Boston Globe -- Thu, 12 Jun 2025 30 Mass. National Guard troops with historic ties to Revolution marching in DC Army parade WASHINGTON Thirty National Guard soldiers from Massachusetts are in Washington this week, marching in Saturdays controversial and costly Army parade. They are members of the 1st Battalion,... (more)

WRVO -- Thu, 12 Jun 2025 Army National Guard soldiers from New York to march in Army anniversary parade More than 400 Army National Guardsmen from the 42nd Infantry Division will be taking part in the Armys 250th anniversary parade on Saturday. The division includes soldiers from Syracuse,... (more)

National Guard.mil -- Thu, 12 Jun 2025 New York Guard Soldiers Marching in Army's 250th Birthday Parade SYRACUSE, N.Y. More than 400 Soldiers from the New York Army National Guard's 42nd Infantry Division will be among the 6,700 troops taking part in the Army's 250th anniversary parade... (more)

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