201st RHS Alumni Association

201st RHS Alumni Association There is no application for membership required and there are no dues paid to be a member of the Association.

To be a member of the Association, an individual must be a current member, former member, or retired member of the 201st RED HORSE Squadron (RHS), Flight, or Detachment, Pennsylvania Air National Guard. The Association Officers may require proof of membership in the form of an assignment order or official military personnel action showing assignment to the 201st RHS, Flight, or Detachment.

Today is Memorial Day, the most somber day of the year for our nation. Today is the day we honor those who have fallen i...
05/25/2026

Today is Memorial Day, the most somber day of the year for our nation. Today is the day we honor those who have fallen in the service of our great nation.

The reason our nation is so great, feared, revered and even hated, is through our military’s strength!

Today enjoy the time with your family, have fun, BBQ, watch the Air Show, see a movie, drink a beer but remember our Nations Fallen, our brothers and sisters that made the ultimate sacrifice to ensure our nations freedom.

At 3PM (local) every Memorial Day conduct a moment of silence to remember and honor their sacrifice. Ensure you talk to your family about Memorial Day and what the holiday is all about.

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Today was the 25th Anniversary remembering our brothers, the eighteen members of the 203rd RED HORSE Flight engineers an...
03/04/2026

Today was the 25th Anniversary remembering our brothers, the eighteen members of the 203rd RED HORSE Flight engineers and three Florida aviators from 171st Aviation Battalion were killed on March 3, 2001. Members of the 203rd were returning home after completing a two-week military construction project at Hurlburt Field, Fla. The C-23 Sherpa they were flying in crashed in a cotton field near Unadilla, Ga.

“On that fateful day, the nation lost 21 skilled warriors, but others lost sons, fathers, husbands, brothers, fellow Horsemen and friends,” said Lt. Col. Pete Garner, past commander of the 203rd RED HORSE Squadron.

The C-23 crash was the worst peacetime aviation disaster in the history of the National Guard, and the worst loss of life in the Virginia National Guard since World War II.

It was an honor to atted the ceremony today respresting the 201st RHS. The camaraderie among unit members past and present and the surviving family members is an unbreakable bond.

The memorial is beautiful and tributes to their memories are throughout the HQ building.

Rest easy HORSEMEN, never forget, To the HORSE! 🇺🇸

HORESMEN, as stated during in the UTA earlier this month the 203rd is hosting the 25th Anniversary of horrific crash tha...
02/17/2026

HORESMEN, as stated during in the UTA earlier this month the 203rd is hosting the 25th Anniversary of horrific crash that ended the life of members of the 203rd and FL Army Guard Members.

The Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, 3 March 2026 at 1000 hours at the 203rd Memorial in Virginia Beach.

Cheif Keith Lloyd and I (SMSgt Meiser) are attending. Member planning to attend will not be placed on a military status and will occur all costs on their own.

The 203rd is assisting with finding lodging on the base.

Uniform currently is Dress Blues, OCPs or business casual but will be deterimed when planning is finalized.

The 203rd is a 5.5-6 hour drive so you can plan accordingly.

Please contact Cheif Lloyd or SMSgt Meiser if you plan to attend to coordinate a roster and billeting information. NLT noon 23 February 2026.

To the HORSE ❤️

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Annville, PA
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