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August 24, 2009 at 1:38pm

Golf for the troops

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Friday, Sept. 4, the McChord Air Force Association and the Fort Lewis Chapter of the Association of the United States Army are partnering with Pierce Military and Business Alliance for their first "Support America's Armed Forces" golf tournament. The proceeds will be given to families on McChord AFB, Fort Lewis, and Camp Murray. 

The tournament will be held at Meadow Park Golf Course.  Green fees are $75 a golfer, or $300 for a foursome.

For more information, go to the AUSA Fort Lewis site.

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