Alamo Chapter AUSA

12th Annual "For The Soldier"

It is time again for the Alamo Chapter to host our 12th Annual "For The Soldier" Golf Tournament at the Fort Sam Houston Golf Course on Monday, 20 July 2009. The tournament has been a great success and, in large part, due to the participation and sponsorship of our Soldiers, their Families, Retirees and civilians, Corporate Members and other business and community members.

The golf tournament is a great opportunity for Soldiers, their Families, retirees and civilians to get together and enjoy a great afternoon of golf. At the same time, Corporate Members and other community business have the opportunity to join the ranks of sponsors who make an impact on the Soldiers and their Families at Fort Sam Houston. In 2008, corporate contributors and 143 players were responsible for our raising in excess of $17,000 dollars. That money directly supported AUSA programs to recognize and support the many outstanding Soldiers, their Families and Army units--both active and reserve components. With your participation, we can continue to improve our tournament, and, therefore, directly impact our ability to enhance and improve our future support of AUSA programs at Fort Sam Houston. Your support of our fund raising activities will help us in these endeavors.

Take a moment and check out our tournament registration form and return the form to COL (Ret) Bradley D. Freeman, Director of Golf, (210) 383-2728 via Email or by mail. This same registration form can be used to donate a prize, gift cards or register the players who wish to play in the tournament.

Welcome to the year 2009 and thank you for your support.

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2009 The Year of the
of the Noncommissioned Officer

Since 1775, the Army has set apart its NCOs from other enlisted Soldiers by distinctive insignia of grade.

With more than 200 years of service, the U.S. Army's Noncommissioned Officer Corps has distinguished itself as the world's most accomplished group of military professionals. Historical and daily accounts of "life as an NCO" are exemplified by acts of courage, and a dedication and a willingness to do "whatever it takes" to complete the mission. NCOs have been celebrated for decorated service in military events ranging from Valley Forge to Gettysburg, to charges on Omaha Beach and battles along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, to current conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq.

In recognition of their commitment to service and willingness to make great sacrifices on behalf of our Nation, Secretary of the Army established 2009 as "Year of the NCO." Read more.

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