Army Reserve - Past and Present
Army Reserve Commemorates 100th Anniversary at O'Reilly Super Start Batteries NHRA Fall Nationals - Dallas, Texas
New York Mets Honor 77th RRC and Commemorate 100th Anniversary of the U.S. Army Reserve – New York, NY
Army Reserve Centennial Commemoration at NASCAR's Chevy Rock & Roll 400 - Richmond, Virginia
Army Reserve Commemorates its 100th Anniversary at MAC Tools US Nationals NHRA Race - Indianapolis, Indiana
70th Regional Readiness Command's 100th Anniversary of the Army Reserve Event - Seattle, Washington
Days of '47 Parade - Salt Lake City
Centennial Celebration - Fort Douglas
U.S. Army Reserve 100th Anniversary Celebration at Vancouver Barracks - Vancouver, Washington
USAR Employer Partnership Agreement with Crowley Auto Group - Bristol, Connecticut
Army Reserve 100th Anniversary Celebration with the Metropolitan DC Police Department
100th Anniversary Banner - York, Pennsylvania
VA Welcome Home Hero Celebration - Washington, DC
2008 Memorial Day Parade - Washington, DC
U.S Army Freedom Team Salute Program at the Kennedy Center - Washington, DC
NHRA POWERade Drag Racing Series Event - Atlanta, Georgia
Army Reserve 100th Anniversary Commemoration Dinner - Washington, DC
Wreath Laying Ceremony - Arlington Cemetery
100th Anniversary Reenlistment Ceremony - Capitol Hill
NASCAR Fresh Fit 500 - Phoenix, Arizona
Reenlistment Ceremony - Baghdad, Iraq
80th Training Command
Army Reserve Commemorates 100th Anniversary at O'Reilly Super Start Batteries NHRA Fall Nationals - Dallas, Texas
The U.S. Army Reserve commemorated its 100th Anniversary on 20 September 2008 at the Texas Motorplex, which hosted the O'Reilly Super Start Batteries NHRA Fall Nationals and featured Army driver Tony Schumacher. Major General Keith Thurgood, Commander, U.S. Army and Air Force Exchange Service, attended the race and was interviewed about the Army Reserve centennial by the NHRA announcer over the loud speaker to more than 33,000 fans. Major General Keith Thurgood also spoke at the Centers of Influence (COI) function along with Army driver Tony Schumacher. A total of 84 stories ran online resulting in 2,022,357 media impressions.
