COLORS

James M. Slay Detachment #329

Marine Veterans Color Guard

Honoring the traditions of the United States Marine Corps and serving its veterans since 1992.

The Marine Veterans Color Guard was formed in 1992 to honor the traditions of the United States Marine Corps and to serve its veterans in military and civil ceremonies. Former and current members of the Color Guard have served in World War II, China, Korea, Japan, Vietnam, and Iraq.

35 Streamers of Honor

The military awards and decorations of the Guard's former and current members are indicated by the 35 streamers flying atop the Marine Corps Colors.

1
Silver Star
2
Bronze Stars
3
Purple Hearts
1
Navy Achievement Medal
7
Combat Action Awards
5
Navy Presidential Unit Citations
4
Navy Unit Citations
2
Navy Meritorious Unit Citations

Ceremonies We Serve

Parades & Patriotic Ceremonies
Funeral Ceremonies
Opening Ceremonies
Change-of-Command Ceremonies
Retirement Ceremonies

Request the Color Guard

The Color Guard is available for parades, patriotic ceremonies, funeral ceremonies, and other military and civil events. For availability and information, contact:

Phil Hebner
Color Guard Contact
804-334-3501
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James M. Slay Detachment #329

Richmond, Virginia

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540-466-8883

1900 Lauderdale Drive, Richmond, VA 23238

The James M. Slay Detachment of the Marine Corps League is incorporated as a non-profit 501c4 Veterans Service Organization. Contributions may be tax deductible; consult your tax adviser.

The Marine Corps League and the James M. Slay Detachment are not part of, or endorsed by, the United States Marine Corps. The name, emblem, and trademarks of the United States Marine Corps are used with permission.

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