When he leaves for the day, the guidon is taken down.

The guidon presented in 1963 is kept and still used by the unit.

Constable I stay but for my guidon: to the field!

This tree eventually served as the guidon to the couple's place.

Red and white are the colors used for the Cavalry's guidon.

"So when did you start to question your Guidon?"

Much like the colors, the guidon represents the unit commander.

A guidon is the general name given to a small swallowtail flag.

He also was the guidon bearer at Nelson's state funeral.

Guidon was a small publisher, and print runs were never more than a few thousand.

In the United States service, each company of cavalry has a guidon.

The size of the guidon is 80 x 80 cm.

The Guidon engineer looked up from his console to stare in amazement.

Those in bold type are emblazoned on the regimental guidon.

He found their company guidon on two Indians, whom he subsequently killed.

A new Guidon was presented the same year.

The significance of the guidon is that it represents the unit and its commanding officer.

When the commander is in, his or her guidon is displayed for everyone to see.

Runt, you report to that black and yellow guidon yonder.

The major was carrying a small, folded, somewhat frayed guidon in his hands.

The tricolour guidon would have been standard enough, but the second banner was extraordinary.

It therefore carries its own guidon and is awarded battle honours.

The guidon adjusts the balance of the bridge by pulling the playing string.

Guidon Games made a second printing in 1972.

On two additional similar pedestals were placed Wellington's standard and guidon.

When he leaves for the day, the guidon is taken down.

The guidon presented in 1963 is kept and still used by the unit.

Constable I stay but for my guidon: to the field!

This tree eventually served as the guidon to the couple's place.

Red and white are the colors used for the Cavalry's guidon.

"So when did you start to question your Guidon?"

Much like the colors, the guidon represents the unit commander.

A guidon is the general name given to a small swallowtail flag.

He also was the guidon bearer at Nelson's state funeral.

Guidon was a small publisher, and print runs were never more than a few thousand.

In the United States service, each company of cavalry has a guidon.

The size of the guidon is 80 x 80 cm.

The Guidon engineer looked up from his console to stare in amazement.

Those in bold type are emblazoned on the regimental guidon.

He found their company guidon on two Indians, whom he subsequently killed.

A new Guidon was presented the same year.

The significance of the guidon is that it represents the unit and its commanding officer.

When the commander is in, his or her guidon is displayed for everyone to see.

Runt, you report to that black and yellow guidon yonder.

The major was carrying a small, folded, somewhat frayed guidon in his hands.

The tricolour guidon would have been standard enough, but the second banner was extraordinary.

It therefore carries its own guidon and is awarded battle honours.

The guidon adjusts the balance of the bridge by pulling the playing string.

Guidon Games made a second printing in 1972.

On two additional similar pedestals were placed Wellington's standard and guidon.

He also was the guidon bearer at Nelson's state funeral.

With a coupla years seasoning, I could see him as a helluva fine guidon bearer.

The guidon bearer normally stands with the platoon guide when stationary and marches at the head of the column.

It is an honor, although sometimes a dubious one, to be the guidon carrier for a unit, known as a "guidon bearer" or "guide".

For example, should the guidon bearer drop the guidon, he must fall with it and perform punishment, often in the form of push-ups.

Each company also has a Guidon Bearer (a Freshman or Sophomore), who marches in front with the Company Commander.

Instead, it was wrapped around the body of the battery guidon bearer, Private R.C. Nettles who returned to South Carolina.

During class time the unit is divided into Air Force styled flights; essentially a classroom complete with a cadet commander, cadet sergeant, and cadet guidon bearer.

Because the run is for purposes of morale and unit pride, the guidon bearer will often run around the formation during the course of the run, holding the guidon high.

However, it is also possible to become a medic, flag bearer (also known as a guidon bearer), or member of the air police or marching band of the ACP.

Every fall, the Lowell Drum Corps, Color Guard, Best Guidon Bearer, and Brigade Best Squad compete in the Annual Fall Liberty Competition.