SAR Color Guard

The color guard consists of SAR members in representative attire of the Continental Army and Militia units. Their participation in  public events, such as parades, reenactments, and new citizen induction ceremonies, has become one of the highlights of the organization.   MDL and C.A.R. Color Guard at Peachtree City Patriot Walk, 2008   Fayetteville Memorial Day, 2008   Peachtree City Memorial Day, 2008   St. Simmons, 2008   MDL present at the 225th Anniversary of the Last Naval Battle, 2008   MDL Chapter Color Guard at Kettle Creek, 2008   GASSAR Elijah Clark Militia firing at Kettle Creek, 2008   GASSAR Color Guard at Kings Mountain Monument, 2007   Members of color guards are often asked to speak with primary and secondary school students, historical or genealogical societies and civic organizations to talk about the struggle for independence or their ancestor's role in the founding of this nation. Membership in the Color Guard is open to any member of our chapter in good standing. We have appeared at Patriotic gatherings throughout the South. The Color Guard regularly participates in: Patriot's Day Events Memorial Day, July 4th and Veterans Day Ceremonies Educational School Programs throughout the State Liberty Pole Dedications Patriot Grave Marking Ceremonies Parades and Celebrations Living History Encampments S.A.R., D.A.R., and C.A.R. Sponsored Events