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VT Cadets change color guard command, Christiansburg native promoted to honorary position

Mountain Media, LLC by Mountain Media, LLC
May 18, 2018
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The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets held their annual parade on the Virginia Tech Drillfield Saturday, April 28. Pictured are: (from left) Calvin Muramoto, Michael Austin Harman color commander carrying United States of America Flag, Dan Guerrisi carrying the Virginia State Flag, Connor Donnelly carrying the Virginia Tech Flag, Autumn Kane carrying the Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets Flag and Charles Eng carrying the rifle.

The Virginia Tech Corps of Cadets held their annual parade on the Virginia Tech Drillfield Saturday, April 28.


As part of the ceremony, sophomore Michael Austin Harman was promoted to the honorary position of color guard command, a responsibility unusual for a sophomore.

Michael is a native of Christiansburg, graduating from Christiansburg High School in 2016. A chemistry major with a minor in history and leadership, he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Harman.

The Color Guard is a dedicated group of 12 to 17 cadets responsible for raising and lowering the flag over the campus’s Upper Quad each day. The Color Guard represents the Corps and the university at events on campus and around the country, maintains all flags and equipment, and Color Guard members participate in outreach efforts within the local community.

“Go Hokies,” Mr. and Mrs. Harman said in a recent announcement.

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