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SITE UPDATES: Uploaded current HG Newsletter. Added staff photos and 2011 Honor Guard photo.
UPCOMING EVENTS: Information and the eVite for the 2012 Annual Honor Guard Ball may be found here - Honor Guard Ball.
The Coast Guard Ceremonial Honor Guard represents the Commandant, the Military District of Washington and the United States Coast Guard through ceremonial operations held before world leaders and dignitaries. Ceremonies can include parades, funerals, White House dignitary arrivals, as well as presenting colors at local and official functions. Honor Guard members participate in joint service activities as well as Coast Guard functions. The Honor Guard performs in excess of 1,600 ceremonies annually. The Honor Guard is comprised of 73 members, with a Lieutenant (O-3) serving as the Officer-in-Charge (Commander of Troops), two Junior Officers (usually O-2) serving as Operations Officer and Training Officer, a Chief Petty Officer (E-7) as the Honor Guard Chief, and four Petty Officers (ranging from E-4 to E-6). The remaining members of the Honor Guard are “first-tour” non-rated personnel (E-3) coming directly from Training Center Cape May. The officers and non-rates serve a two year tour of duty in the Honor Guard, while the Chief Petty Officer and Petty Officers serve four year tours.
Honor Guard Staff (Org Chart)LT Jason Himsey (bio) Officer-in-Charge
ETC Houston Delaney Chief of the Honor Guard / CMAA
![]() LTJG Kathryn Qureshi |
![]() LTJG Patrick Fernandez |
| Operations Officer / Weapons Officer | Supply Officer / Training Officer |
![]() GM1 Rosalie Workman |
![]() HS1 Matthew Geraets |
| Armory Supervisor | Lead Petty Officer |
![]() DC1 Andrew Hammersmith |
![]() FS1 Michael Subra |
| Drill Team PO | Training PO / Supply PO |
![]() YN2 Lindsay Jones |
![]() AET2 Brian Ford |
| Operations PO | Platoon PO |