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    The image shows the Marine Band San Diego performing in an outdoor setting, likely a parking lot or parade ground. The uniformed musicians are playing various brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments in formation. The bass drum prominently displays the text 'Marine Band San Diego' and 'Established 1921' along with the Marine Corps emblem.

    SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES

    10.07.2011

    Photo by Lance Cpl. Katalynn M. Rodgers 

    Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego           

    Marine Band San Diego performs during the morning colors ceremony Oct. 7. Every graduation Friday the band performs during the ceremony. They play a variety of music for the families to listen to right before the ceremony begins. The band also plays the national anthem when it is time to march on the colors.

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    Date Taken: 10.07.2011
    Date Posted: 10.31.2011 17:59
    Photo ID: 482076
    VIRIN: 111007-M-KJ455-003
    Resolution: 5184x3456
    Size: 6.48 MB
    Location: SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, US
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    The image shows the Marine Band San Diego performing in an outdoor setting, likely a parking lot or parade ground. The uniformed musicians are playing various brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments in formation. The bass drum prominently displays the text 'Marine Band San Diego' and 'Established 1921' along with the Marine Corps emblem.
    Four U.S. Marines in dress uniform stand at attention in a color guard formation. Two center members carry flags — the U.S. national flag and the U.S. Marine Corps flag — while the two outer members serve as armed guards holding rifles. The ceremony appears to be taking place outdoors in front of a yellow arched structure, likely on a military installation.
    Colors ceremony more than pomp, circumstance
    A formation of United States Marines standing at parade rest in their Service Charlie (short-sleeve khaki) uniforms. The personnel are aligned in two visible rows, facing the same direction in a disciplined military formation. The setting appears to be an outdoor ceremonial or formal muster area adjacent to a yellow stucco building.
    A military color guard ceremony is taking place in front of a yellow stucco building with arched colonnades. Marines in dress uniform are carrying the United States flag and the United States Marine Corps flag while a large crowd of civilians stands at attention, many with hands over their hearts. The setting appears to be a formal military parade or ceremony at a Marine Corps installation.
    A U.S. Marine Corps officer in dress tan uniform addresses a large seated civilian audience outdoors in front of a yellow stucco building. The officer is holding a microphone and speaking at what appears to be a formal military ceremony or public event. A red Marine Corps flag is visible on the right side of the frame.

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