The Range Access Act passed in the U.S. House of Representatives will provide more small arms training opportunities. This can help Soldier training by increasing access to facilities to improve qualification and conduct regulation-directed Postal Matches.
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Category Archives: Postal Match Program
Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month; a time to celebrate the contribution of women to the #USArmyReserve. The Army Reserve Marksmanship Program would like to honor the first woman to win an Olympic Medal in shooting, Army Reserve nurse Margaret Thompson Murdock.
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Horace Bivens Postal Match
Horace Bivens earned the Silver Star for his heroics at the Battle of San Juan Hill in reserve to the famed Rough Riders. He is the first shooter to earn a Double Distinguished rating, having earned both Distinguished Rifleman and Distinguished Pistol Shot. This Army Reserve Postal Match is named for him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjCdUoRQCZA
Harry Mott Postal Match
Harry Mott was a Chief, Army Reserve instrumental in establishing published regulations promoting marksmanship for the Army Reserve. This #USArmyReserve #PostalMatch is named for him.
Murdock Postal Match
Margaret Thompson Murdock was a U.S. Army Reserve nurse and the first female to win an Olympic medal in shooting. This Army Reserve Postal Match is named for her. Learn how to host this #usarmyreserve event with your unit.
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