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Hmm...well, that's a pretty broad question. For starters, you need people! You need someone to choreograph as well - hopefully someone with experience. As far as equipment, you need flag poles and flag "silks" (the actual flags) - poles can vary in length from 5 to 6 feet (6-footers are the most common) and flags are usually half the length of the pole and roughly 2/3 as long (for example, flags for 6' poles are typically 3'x5'). You'll probably also want costumes, or some uniform look. And then you need some music! If you are competing, you will have to get clearance to use it. And you'll probably need money. That's the basics - anything else, you can probably find out at wgi.org or from your local guard circuit. Hope that was the answer you were looking for?

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Some things to have for color guard include flags, rifles, sabers, gloves, a practice space, and a uniform or performance attire. Additionally, having experienced instructors and a supportive team environment can also greatly enhance the color guard experience.

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