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Welcome to the new home of the Society of the 1st Infantry Division! To navigate, please use the menus above.Photos from Fort Riley(8/4/2017)
During the 2017 Reunion, a trip was offered to Fort Riley. Some of our members took some amazing photographs, which can be viewed here.100th Anniversary Items Available!(6/12/2017)
New items to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the Big Red One are now available and may be purchased here. Also, replica firearms may be purchased here. Disclaimer: Links provided do not imply endorsement by the Society but, merely offer referrals to other 100th Anniversary items.
100th Anniversary Print Available(6/6/2017)
The 100th Anniversary Print, commissioned by artist Matt Hall, depicts 100 Years of the legendary, 1st Infantry Division, The Big Red One, available by clicking on the Quartermaster Tab and then on Commemorative Items.
BRO 100th Anniversary Wine(4/9/2017)
For the 100th anniversary of the Big Red One, we are pleased to announce that our anniversary wine is now available for purchase at https://www.1stdivisionwine.com/. $5 from each order will go as a donation to the Society. Order now as supplies are limited!Society of the 1st Infantry Division Launches fundraising drive to expand the 1st ID Monument in Washington, DC(7/24/2016)
We need to add the names and their units of BRO soldiers KIA in Afghanistan and Iraq to those names KIA from WWI, WWII, Vietnam, and Desert Storm. The Society estimates a need to raise approximately $400,000 to develop the architectural design for modifying the existing Monument, employing a contractor, and then adding the names. The Society Goal is to dedicate the updated Monument at the Society of the First Infantry Division Reunion in August 2019.The McCormick Foundation has agreed to match 50 cents to every dollar contributed up to $50,000. Former 1st Infantry Division Commanding Generals are also making significant contributions.
The Society needs your generosity and support to honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving with the First Infantry Division in combat. You may contribute on-line by pull down “donations”, fill out the form and check DC Monument Fund. Or you may mail your donation to Society of the First Infantry Division, PO Box 607, Ambler, PA 19002. Donations are tax deductible.
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