Was founded and chartered in North Carolina, April 12th, 1981, as a non-profit organization with the following purpose:
To preserve and promote Scottish and American Armed Forces customs, traditions, and heritage by providing a forum for exchange of military history and genealogical information, conductingpublic education programs, presenting military student honor awards, supporting Scottish activities at Highland Games, making contributions to qualified scholarship funds or institutions, making appropriate charitable contributions and providing a fraternal atmosphere for members.
The Society was founded as a Veterans organization. The membership is composed primarily of Veterans of Scottish ancestry who have served - or are serving - in the Armed Forces of the United States and the Commonwealth. If you qualify. Membership is open to honorably discharged Veterans or active duty or reserve military persons who have served or are serving with any branch of the United States or Commonwealth Armed Forces.
Source: S.A.M.S. National Website
This web site is dedicated to Post #100, Colorado.
New addition, a user driven photo album. This is just a template from Coppermine, but is nice. Click the PHOTO GALLERY link on the top left of this page. The gallery opens in a new window. This will require a registration for all users to upload pictures of the events and festivals that we have been proud to participate in. Any person wishing to view these pictures may do so without registering. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the webmaster.
Currently, I am working on a BBS (Bulletin Board). I'm not quite sure yet. The only concerns that I have are participation. Also, I need to know what topics to place. If you have suggestions, feel free to contact the webmaster.