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U.S. Coast Guard Pipe Band members march on 5th Avenue

U.S. Coast Guard Pipe Band members march on 5th Avenue

U.S. Coast Guard Pipe Band members march on 5th Avenue in the New York City St. Patrick’s Day parade, March 17, 2011. Recognized by the Coast Guard as an affiliated organization, the Coast Guard Pipe Band has ... More

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe Band and a pilot at Air Station North Bend, Ore., stands next to one of the station’s MH-65 Dolphin helicopters April 17, 2015. Air Station North Bend is Bac... More

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe

Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe Band and a pilot at Air Station North Bend, Ore., plays the bagpipes outside the station April 17, 2015. Bacon‘s mother, a Scottish Highland dancing teacher ... More

A photo illustration depicts pieces of the Coast Guard

A photo illustration depicts pieces of the Coast Guard

A photo illustration depicts pieces of the Coast Guard Pipe Band uniform worn by Lt. Andrew Bacon, a piper with the Coast Guard Pipe Band and a pilot at Air Station North Bend, Ore., April 17, 2015. The band un... More

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