Honoring Service, Tradition, and Sacrifice The Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard plays a vital role in honoring our Nation’s leaders, heroes, and traditions. Reporting to the Military District of Washington, they stand alongside ceremonial units from our fellow armed services at some of the most significant events in the country. From solemn occasions, like presidential funerals and wreath-laying ceremonies at national monuments, to high-profile events, like parades and major sports ceremonies,

A funeral service was held for Coast Guard Capt. Winslow Buxton (Ret.) in Bellevue, Wash., on March 11, 2017. Buxton died just six days shy of his 103rd birthday and is fondly remembered as being a WWII veteran and for serving the Coast Guard for 29 years. Click here to read more about the amazing life and adventures of Capt. Buxton: http://coastguard.dodlive.mil/2014/02/100-year-old-coast-guard-veteran-recalls-wwii-adventure/ For more photos of the funeral service: https://www.dvidshub.net/imag

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