Honoring the Flag of the United States of America is a cherished tradition practiced by our military and Veterans. The VFW Post 4067 Honor and Color Guard is proud to carry on this tradition, and made up of volunteer Veterans associated with the VFW and American Legion Posts. We are able to assist formal requests for U.S. Flag Presentations to school and community organizations, marching in parades, or displaying the National Colors at various local Memorials, schools and community events. Please
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The VFW Post 4067 Honor and Color Guard carries the National Colors, with the possibility of other flags appropriate to their position in the chain of command, such as the Post and service flags (i.e. Army, Marines, Navy, or Air Force). In addition to the flag bearers, who are positioned in the center of the color guard, we may provide two other members who carry rifles to guard the colors.
Public law, Title 10, United states Code, section 1491, provides that all Veterans who served their country in military service under honorable conditions are entitled to military funeral honors which are defined as: "The ceremonial paying of respect and the final demonstration of the country’s gratitude to those who, in times of war and peace, have faithfully defended our nation”. The Department of Defense and the Veteran’s Administration have authorized Veteran’s organizations such as the VFW to conduct military funeral honors at a Veteran’s funeral services.
VFW Post 4067 Honor and Color Guard may provide military honors at all Veteran funerals, memorial services and celebrations of life, as requested by their families. The ceremony includes an Honor and Color Guard member from the Veteran's branch of service presenting a folded flag to the family. If one is not available from the Veteran’s branch of service, another member may perform the ceremony of folding and presenting the flag.