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A trainee from Fort Jackson holds part of a large American flag during rehearsals for halftime festivities Nov. 14 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. Soldiers from Fort Jackson will be participating in the University of South Carolina's Salu...
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Trainees from Fort Jackson holds part of a large American flag during rehearsals for halftime festivities Nov. 14 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. Soldiers from Fort Jackson will be participating in the University of South Carolina's Salut...
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Trainees from Fort Jackson holds part of a large American flag during rehearsals for halftime festivities Nov. 14 at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. Soldiers from Fort Jackson will be participating in the University of South Carolina's Salut...
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A drill sergeant from Fort Jackson shows trainees the proper way to roll up a large American flag that will be used during the University of South Carolina's Salute to the Military halftime show. The troops were rehearsing their part in the game Nov....
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Fort Jackson Soldiers and trainees rehearsed Nov. 14 at Williams-Brice Stadium for their part in the University of South Carolina Gamecocks halftime celebration at the school's Salute to the Military football game this weekend. At the game, the Fort Jackson Soldier of the Year, Non-commissioned
Officer of the Year, and Civilian of the Year will be honorary team captains, while trainees will hold huge American flags. Fort Jackson will also be providing an honor guard, a rifle squad and other support personnel for the game. The Gamecocks will be playing the Wofford College Terriers.
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