| Contact: Alvin Ungerleider 5254 Signal Hill Road Burke, VA 22015 or Donald M. McKee 305 Northwest Drive Silver Spring, MD 20901-1227 |
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Publishing "The Twenty-Niner" newsletter.
The 116th Infantry Regiment Association
The National Guard Association of the United States (NGAUS)
Enlisted Association of the National Guard
The importance of supporting your military associations cannot be stressed enough. The funds used by these associations in promoting and fighting for the Army National Guard are much needed. Your annual membership will usually also provide some other benefit such as a magazine subscription or social gathering. It is the duty of all soldiers and officers to support these organizations that provide critical legislative support for our units. The below is a list of the associations that are pertinent to the mission of the 3-116th Infantry Regiment.
Contact:
Alvin Ungerleider
5254 Signal Hill Road
Burke, VA 22015
or
Donald M. McKee
305 Northwest Drive
Silver Spring, MD 20901-1227Publishing "The Twenty-Niner" newsletter.
Contact:
HQ 1st Brigade 29th ID (L) VaARNG
Thomas D. Howie Memorial Armory
Post Office Box 2368
Staunton, VA 24402-2368
(540) 332-7735 or 37
Contact:
NGAUS
One Massachusetts Avenue
Washington, DC 20001
(888) 226-4287Also, on the Internet at www.ngaus.org and email at ngaus@ngaus.org
Publishing "National Guard" magazine.
Enlisted Association of the National Guard of the United States
Contact:
EANGUS National Office
1219 Prince Street
Alexandria, VA 22314
(800) 234-3264Also, on the Internet at http://www.eangus.org and email at natloffc@eangus.org
Contact:
Association of the U.S. Army
2425 Wilson Boulevard
Arlington, VA 22201
(800) 336-4570Also, on the Internet at www.ausa.org and email at ausa-info@ausa.org
Publishing "Army" magazine.
Contact:
tbdThe National Infantryman's Association was created in 1893 as the Infantry Society, which operated until 1921 when it became the Infantry Association. The Infantry Association remained in operation until mid 1950 when it was merged with other military associations to create the Association of the United States Army. In April of 1982, the Infantry Association was reestablished at Fort Benning and operated as a titular organization for the subscribers of "Infantry" Magazine. The Infantry Association was reviewed and incorporated as the National Infantryman's Association in 1994. For more information please write to National Infantryman's Association, PO Box 52087, Fort Benning, GA 31995-2087.
