Military Order of the World Wars (Austin Chapter)

The Military Order of the World Wars is a nonpartisan organization, established in 1919 as a means for officers of all military branches and services to come together to promote patriotic behavior, national security, good citizenship, and service to the United States. The Austin chapter of the association received a charter in July 1972. The branch adopted the national preamble to the Constitution of the Order, which includes such tenets as cherishing the memories of World Wars, promoting patriotic education and love of country and flag, and fostering good relations among all branches of the armed forces.

Source: The Military Order of the World Wars Austin Chapter. About MOWW. http://www.main.org/mowwaustin/About.htm (accessed August 17, 2010).

From the guide to the Military Order of the World Wars (Austin Chapter) Records 84-240; 85-003; 85-045; 85-258; 86-039; 87-116., 1941-1945, 1960-1986, (Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin)

The Military Order of the World Wars is a nonpartisan organization, established in 1919 as a means for officers of all military branches and services to come together to promote patriotic behavior, national security, good citizenship, and service to the United States.

The Austin chapter of the association received a charter in July 1972. The branch adopted the national preamble to the Constitution of the Order, which includes such tenets as cherishing the memories of World Wars, promoting patriotic education and love of country and flag, and fostering good relations among all branches of the armed forces.

From the description of Military Order of the World Wars (Austin Chapter) Records, 1941-1945, 1960-1986 (University of Texas Libraries). WorldCat record id: 776196184