USMC Silent Drill Team
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Saturday morning the cadets of Patriot Company had the opportunity to see the US Marine Corps Silent Drill Team and Drum & Bugle Corps who were performing at Chief Sealth International High School. The Silent Drill Team was led by Seattle's very own Captain Kelsey Hastings who is a graduate of Chief Sealth International High School. After the performance the cadets were able to go on the field and talk with all the performing Marines. A great way to spend a Saturday morning! Truly inspirational.
NJROTC1- The Marine Corps Drum and Bugle Corps preformed a variety of patriotic, contemporary, and classical music.
NJROTC2- Seattle's very own, Captain Kelsey Hastings (center), took time to speak with all the cadets after the performance.
NJROTC3- Cadet Meagan Dutton checks out one of the rifles used by the Marine Corps Silent Drill Team.
NJROTC4- From left to right, cadets Eowyn Ream, Allison Marckel, and Irene Miller visit with a trumpet player from the Drum and Bugle Corps.