USAF Honor Guard Drill Team Competes at Joint Services Drill Expo

Under the shadow of the Washington Monument, the Air Force's ambassadors in blue displayed focus and precision during a Joint Service Drill Exhibition April 15.

Staff Sgt. Marcus Hardy of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team kneels with his rifle during a performance at the Joint Services Drill Exhibition, April 14, 2023, Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. The Drill Team is an elite unit of 25 Airmen who train, on average, five days a week for eight to ten hours per day to obtain their level of mastery. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Brandon DeBlanc) — Staff Sgt. Marcus Hardy of the U.S. Air Force Honor Guard Drill Team kneels with his rifle during a performance at the Joint Services Drill Exhibition, April 14, 2023, Washington Monument, Washington, D.C. The Drill Team is an elite unit of 25 Airmen who train, on average, five days a week for eight to 10 hours per day to obtain their level of mastery. (U.S. Air Force photo by 2nd Lt. Brandon DeBlanc)

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