The Citadel’s Regimental Pipe Band traveled to Huntersville, North Carolina, to compete in the Loch Norman Highland Games.

The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes, along with the Summerall Guards and Color Guard, have been selected to march in the upcoming presidential inaugural parade.

Representing The Citadel, South Carolina and the United States, the Band displayed the highest level of professionalism and poise at The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo, the world’s most renowned military music festival.

The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes will proudly represent the United States for the fourth time as the country’s designated military band.

Regimental Band Director Lt. Col. Timothy Smith knew he wanted to compose something original for the band when inspiration struck – The Citadel was getting ready to celebrate 100 Years on the Ashley.

Members of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets visited Columbia to participate in a historic milestone, when South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster was inaugurated on January 11 for his second full term.

The band will represent America for the fourth time, and remains the only U.S. military college band to have received the coveted invitation.

The ring is a connector. When I wear the ring, I will know that I am linked with a Long Gray Line of brothers and sisters that have come before me.

Montray Robinson, a Goose Creek High School graduate, is the first recipient of the PFC Ralph Johnson, USMC, MOH Scholarship.

The director of The Citadel Pipe Band is leading by example by competing in the World Pipe Band Championships.