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    Fife and Drum Corps Honors Lafayette in Louisville [Image 4 of 8]

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    A U.S. Army soldier named Fields, bearing the rank of Sergeant Major, leads a ceremonial military parade across what appears to be a steel truss bridge. Behind her, musicians dressed in 18th-century Continental Army-style uniforms (red coats and tricorn hats) play fifes and flutes. Color guard members carrying American and military unit flags are visible in the background.

    LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, UNITED STATES

    05.12.2025

    Photo by Staff Sgt. Christina Alegre 

    The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps

    Soldiers assigned to The United States Army Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps, 4th Battalion, 3d U.S. Infantry Regiment (The Old Guard), perform during a commemorative event in Louisville, Kentucky, May 12, 2025. The Old Guard Fife and Drum Corps traveled to Louisville to commemorate the bicentennial of General Lafayette’s 1825 visit to the city, participating in a commemorative ceremony, a parade across the Big Four Pedestrian Bridge and a special performance at the Scottish Rite Masonic Temple. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Christina Alegre)

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    Date Taken: 05.12.2025
    Date Posted: 08.11.2026 12:11
    Photo ID: 9859037
    VIRIN: 250512-A-DE589-1004
    Resolution: 3385x5077
    Size: 3.54 MB
    Location: LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, US
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    A group of performers dressed in 18th-century colonial-era military uniforms — red coats with navy trim, cream breeches, white wigs, and tricorn hats — stand in formation outdoors. They appear to be members of a ceremonial fife and drum corps, holding instruments and batons. A large steel truss bridge is visible in the background, suggesting a riverside location.
    A woman dressed in an 18th-century American Revolutionary War-era military uniform stands at attention holding a flag staff with a spear-tip finial. She wears a distinctive bearskin cap with a red band, a red coat with navy blue facings, white ruffled cravat, and white cross-belt. An American flag with stars and stripes waves prominently in the background.
    Four individuals dressed in American Revolutionary War-era military uniforms are marching in formation on a paved walkway or bridge, carrying the United States flag and at least one additional ceremonial flag. They are wearing tricorn hats, dark blue coats, cream-colored breeches, white cross-body sashes, and face masks, suggesting this is a color guard ceremony during a period requiring COVID-19 precautions. An urban skyline is partially visible in the background.
    A U.S. Army soldier named Fields, bearing the rank of Sergeant Major, leads a ceremonial military parade across what appears to be a steel truss bridge. Behind her, musicians dressed in 18th-century Continental Army-style uniforms (red coats and tricorn hats) play fifes and flutes. Color guard members carrying American and military unit flags are visible in the background.
    A color guard unit dressed in 18th-century Continental Army-style uniforms marches across a large iron truss bridge carrying the American flag and at least one additional military or organizational flag. The participants wear tricorn hats, navy and red coats with cream-colored breeches, white gloves, and carry period-style muskets. This appears to be a ceremonial parade or patriotic event, likely associated with a military commemoration or national holiday.
    A group of military personnel pose on a large steel truss bridge, with most members wearing 18th-century style ceremonial uniforms consisting of red coats, cream breeches, and tricorn hats. One individual on the far left wears a modern U.S. Army service uniform. The bridge's riveted steel lattice framework creates a dramatic symmetrical backdrop receding into the distance.
    A colonial-era style fife and drum corps in red coats and tricorn hats performs in an auditorium before a seated audience. The performers are arranged in formation playing bugles/trumpets, drums, and fifes. The event appears to be a Masonic ceremony, evidenced by banners reading 'Grand Consistory of Kentucky' and audience members wearing Masonic regalia.
    A group of performers dressed in 18th-century American Revolutionary War-era military uniforms — red coats, tricorn hats, white wigs, and cream breeches — are marching in formation inside an ornate indoor hall. They carry swords at their sides and perform a high-stepping march while a drummer and fifer accompany them. The setting appears to be a formal ceremonial event, likely at a Masonic or fraternal organization hall, as evidenced by the portrait on the wall depicting a figure in Masonic regalia.

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