A military honor guard is a ceremonial unit that represents the armed forces during official events, such as funerals, parades, and memorial services. Their primary role is to pay tribute to fallen service members and to uphold the traditions of the military. Members of the honor guard are typically selected for their discipline, appearance, and performance skills. These units perform various duties, including presenting the flag, executing precise drills, and rendering military honors. The honor guard often participates in events at national monuments, such as the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and plays a vital role in fostering respect and remembrance for those who have served.