Middleton Tompkins-Team Captain, Kenneth J. Erdman-Head Coach/Adjutant, Charles W. Hathaway-Coach, Robert E. Jensen-Coach, Bob Jones-Coach, William E. Meek-Coach, Eric St. John-Coach, Alan Warner-Armorer, Richard Anthony, Richard Del Sesto, Michel Dunia, Dennis R. Flaharty, Johnie H. Franklin, Nancy Tompkins-Gallagher, Robert A. Gustin, Peter A. Laberge, Charles David Lavelle, Mark R. Liebetrau, Mitchell R. Maxberry, Scott A. Medesha, Eric Pintard, Gary E. Rasmussen, Bert A. Rollins, Dan Sutton, William H. Tabor, Thomas J. Whitaker.

"Winning is sacrifice, dedication to purpose and the result of an earnest belief that the challenge is worth the effort."
Capt. Robert L. Merritt, U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit

"I think the most important step toward becoming a champion shooter is mastering the fundamentals of marksmanship. After this you must put maximum effort on mental training and conditioning."
SSG Harvey Skinner, US Army Marksmanship Unit

"The opportunity for a shooter to become a National, World or Olympic Champion is open to most everyone but usually only a few will have the fierce drive, determination and dedication necessary to achieve one of these titles."
SFC Patrick Boyle, US Army Marksmanship Unit