Reveille, retreat and taps
This post was originally published by Ellsworth Air Force Base - Ellsworth News
December 13, 2012 in Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota by clevine
The customs and courtesies we observe as service members are some of the oldest traditions of the military, and show respect for our flag, country, fellow Airmen, Soldiers, Sailors and Marines throughout history to the present day.
Tech. Sgt. Michael Lewis, 28th Force Support Squadron base Honor Guard NCO in charge, said customs are, and will always be, a valuable part of the Air Force culture.
"Our flag is the ultimate symbol of who we are as Americans," explained Lewis. "It symbolizes what we stand for, fight for and serve for. I never hesitate to pay tribute to it."
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Tech. Sgt. Michael Lewis, 28th Force Support Squadron base Honor Guard NCO in charge, said customs are, and will always be, a valuable part of the Air Force culture.
"Our flag is the ultimate symbol of who we are as Americans," explained Lewis. "It symbolizes what we stand for, fight for and serve for. I never hesitate to pay tribute to it."
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