Military
Marksmanship
Association
The
Military Marksmanship Association is Private, Not-for-profit
Association and is not affiliated with
or
funded by the Department of the Defense or the Department of the Army.
Formerly
AMUA - Army Marksmanship Unit Association
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Taps,
Present Arms
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LTC Joseph B. "Joe" Berry – Rifle Shooter, XO NBPRP, and USAR Marksmanship Program Manager |
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– Pistol Shooter, Coach, and Gunsmith |
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– Service Rifle Shooter and Coach |
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– Former Commander of the 1st Army MTU |
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2011 MMA
Soldier of the Year
SSG Tyrel
L. Cooper
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Welcome New
Life Members in 2012
Richard
N. Hawkins
Herbert
N. Clark
Welcome New
Life Members in 2011
Phillip
R. Crider
Clint
J. Hilbert
Michael
J. Behnke
Jack
W. Maple
John
A. Britton
Roger
A. Hayes
Lyman
P. Grover
Adam
E. Sokolowski
David
A. Grimshaw
Charles
D. Davis
Samuel
W. Hunter
Richard
D. Rebidue
Aubrey
E. Smith
Robert
W. Aylward
Greg
A. Strom
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USAMU 50th Anniversary Book Still Available
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Turner
Publishing Company reprinted a limit quantity of the USAMU 50th
Anniversary commemorative
book and it is only available through the Military Marksmanship
Association and the USAMU Association Store. The book is no longer
available from Turner Publishing Company.
World-Class
Rifle Champion Captain
Dubis Retires
by
USAMU
Public Affairs Office
FORT BENNING, Georgia - He has held many titles: officer, infantryman, war veteran, and Olympian. But after 20 years of service to his country, an international rifle shooter with the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit has put down his gun and said goodbye to the Army.
Captain Glenn A. Dubis, a Desert Storm veteran and four-time Olympian, retired from the Army in March, after serving for more than 20 years. During his shooting career, Dubis won the World Rifle Championship three times, won the the Rifle Championship five times at the Conseiational du Sport Militaire Championships (known as CISM or the Military World Championships) and set or tied six world records. Full Story
Korean War Hero, Coaching Icon Bill Krilling Honored
COLUMBUS, Georgia - William E. Krilling, coach of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit's International Rifle Team, was honored March 2, 2001, during a retirement gala at the Historic Iron Works Convention and Trade Center in Columbus, Georgia.
Bill Krilling, 74, is retiring after nearly 53 years of federal service. He has been the USAMU International Rifle Team coach for the past 27 years and has coached 14 USAMU Olympians, four of whom won Olympic Medals. He was the 1998 U.S. Olympic Committee National Shooting Coach of the Year and was an Olympic Jury Member for the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia. Full Story
Shotgun Coach Burl Branham Retires
FORT BENNING, Georgia - Burl retired at the age of 69, but you'd never know it. He came to work everyday with a smile on his face and a twinkle in his eye, and gave soldiers less than half his age a run for their money. Burl Branham, coach of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit's Shotgun Team, retired October 2000, after 52 years of federal service. Full Story
Recent Items and Events
-
2011-2013 MMA Officers elected
- 50th
Anniversary Reunion Report
- Current USAMU
Headquarters Building
- U.S.
Distinguished International Shooter Badge List
- USAMU Shooting
Guides available
- AMUA name
changed to the Military
Marksmanship Association
- MMA Times Feature Story: The Remarkable Master Sergeant Joe Klues
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