OFFICIAL SITE OF THESERGEANTS MAJOR
ASSOCIATION
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
"Some people live an entire lifetime and wonder if they have made a difference in the world. Soldiers don't have that problem."    
President Ronald Reagan , 1985

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General Membership Meetings
NEXT MEETING - September 11, 2010
   Join us at 7:30 a.m. at the Womack Army Medical Center Dining Facility on Fort Bragg.
AFTER A GREAT BREAKFAST - Our meeting start promptly at 8:00 am.
 

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YOU GOT  TO LOVE THIS!

Medal for 'courageous restraint' plan get mixed review from troops

By: Sara A. Carter
National Security Correspondent
May 7, 2010

A proposal to grant medals for "courageous restraint" to troops in Afghanistan who avoid deadly force at a risk to themselves has generated concern among U.S. soldiers and experts who worry it could embolden enemy fighters and confuse friendly forces.

 

If you know what unit was authorized to wear this crest - e mail me at: ttwomey@nc.rr.com

 

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS
SGM Jon R Cone, CSM (R) Carroll Crain, V & SGM (R) Thomas E. Smith

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP
Life Members - 183   Annual Members - 9    
HM - 1          Total:   193

MEMBERSHIP
ROSTER

The Sergeants Major Association, Fort Bragg, North Carolina would like  to take this opportunity to welcome those active or retired Sergeants Major who are relocating to the Fayetteville area as a result of the BRAC decisions. A large number of our members are retired or active-duty soldiers. We also have a number of persons who reside outside of the Fayetteville area. Our staff and members look forward to your arrival. 
 We lost our newsletter editor and need a volunteer ASAP. Any takers?
e-mail me at: ttwomey@nc.rr.com

 

SISTER CITY
FAYETTEVILLE MAYOR KEEPING IDEA OF VIETNAM SISTER CITY ALIVE

Adopting a Vietnamese sister-city is just one piece of a large plan to celebrate cultural diversity and honor Vietnam veterans, he said. A task force which he heads, is putting the details together to develop a two-week-long series  of events culminating on Veterans Day 2011

MEMBERS SOUND OFF! We are asking for your input on this critical issue. If you have any question or an opinion on the sister city idea, write us today.
We are currently waiting input from city council members who are not sure how they would vote : Valenica  Applewhite, Robert Hurst, Sr., Kaby-Ann Davy, and
D.J. Hair.

MEMBERS OF THE SERGEANTS MAJOR ASSOCIATION HAVE VOTED NO TO A SISTER CITY IN VIETNAM!


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FORT BRAGG RETIREMENT APPRECIATION DAY
Friday, 17 and Sunday, 18 September 2010
Golf and dinner - Visit their web site at: http:www.bragg.army.mil/rso.asp

REMEMBER AMERICA

 

PICTURES WILL BE POSTED IN A COUPLE OF DAYS!

CAMPAIGN FOR THE NATIONAL MUSEUM*UNITED STATES ARMY
A historic event is taking shape along the Potomac River just outside of Washington, DC. A magnificent state-of-the-art facility will be built to honor America's Soldiers, preserve the history of America's oldest military branch, and educate all Americans about the Army's role in our nation's development. The museum will open in 2013.

Visit their web site at :http://www.armyhistory.org

 

MISSING IN ACTION

On either side of the grand stairs leading to the memorial are eight courts of the missing on which are inscribed the names of the 18,096 American World War II missing from the Pacific, excluding those from the southwest Pacific, and 8,200 American missing from the Korean War. Two half courts have been added at the foot of the staircase that contain the names of 2,504 Americans missing from the Vietnam War.  At the top of the stairs is a chapel flanked by galleries containing mosaic maps and descriptions of the achievements of the American armed forces in the Central and South Pacific regions and in Korea.
 

Organization Mission Statement
Support wounded warriors, their families and medical staff at Walter Reed Army Medical Center by providing items that assist in recovery, maintenance and morale of the hospital environment and through advocacy, education and promotion of their circumstances.

Operation Ward 57
 

Our planning and decision making- depends  on public involvement. 
We want you to care and tell us what you think.

 

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