Congratulations to The Army Historical Foundation for joining the George Washington Chapter as a Community Partner.

Congratulations to The Army Historical Foundation (www.armyhistory.org) for joining the George Washington Chapter as a Community Partner. joining the George Washington Chapter as a Community Partner.

The mission of The Army Historical Foundation (AHF) is to honor the American Soldier by preserving and presenting the history and heritage of the United States Army.?AHF is the official Foundation of the National Museum of the United States Army, responsible for fundraising, memberships, and operational and attractions management.?The Foundation was established in 1983 as a member-based, charitable 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

AHF’s mission and vision is rooted in over five decades of experience in the Army history community.?AHF strives to:

Engage:?Create a meaningful Museum experience for visitors of all ages, immersing them in Army history and the lives of our Soldiers, their families, and the Army community.

Educate:?Help tell the Army story by showcasing the role and relationship of the U.S. to the Nation.

Inspire:?Encourage others to learn more about the U.S. Army through Soldier’s stories that also promote esprit de corps and Army values.

Honor:?Honor the service and sacrifice of the American Soldier and the Army Family.

Preserve:?Ensure that the history, heritage, lessons, and legacy of the U.S. Army is preserved for future generations.

Please consider joining or renewing with the George Washington Chapter. Strong communities are the bedrock of society, which is a critical factor that contributes to a societies ability to thrive. As a Community Partner, you will become part of that. Please?contact our Community Partner Admin at 703-907-2414, Email:?[email protected] ?or renew online?here .?

Plus, as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, all Community Partners are eligible for a 10% tax break on membership dues.

Thanks for your Support - One Team - GWC AUSA!

F.D. (Dick) Winter, LTC U.S. Army Retired

President, George Washington Chapter

Association of the United States Army