| Armed Forces Day 2004 Greenville honors the men and women of the United States Armed Forces. |
| The Owens/Kennemore Detachment #1105 Color Guard with Detachment Banner, preparing for the parade in downtown Greenville. The Colors were carried by Detachment Trustee, Ed Schumacher and Detachment Boy Scout Liason Officer, Al Raymond. Honor Guards were Detachment Ceremonial Officer, Glenn Lackey and Detachment Sergeant at Arms, Frank "Speedy" Gonzales. The Detachment Banner was carried by Detachment Commandant, Bob Farris and Detachment Junior Vice Commandant, Wayne Stinnett. Honorary Parade Marshal was World War II veteran, Bill Carpenter, riding in a vintage M-151 Jeep. |
| Bill Carpenter doing his best impression of General MacArthur. Bill even had his usual pipe and rode in a vintage M-151 Jeep with authentic camouflage paint scheme. |
| Bob Farris, discusses the parade with Glenn Lackey, Speedy Gonzales and Bill Carpenter, while Marines of Ammo Company, 4th Reserve Supply Battalion prepare in the background. |
| Marines of Ammo Company, stand at Port Arms, before the parade begins. |
| Color Guard from Ammo Company, 4th Reserve Supply Battalion, of Greenville. |
| The City of Greenville is proud of our Marines. Bravo Zulu, men and women of Ammo Company. Lookin' Good, Devil Dogs!!!! |
