West Point Association of Graduates

West Point Association of Graduates Official alumni association of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point Military Academy, and supporting and serving its graduates.

The West Point Association of Graduates is the alumni association and the official fundraising organization of the United States Military Academy at West Point. Its mission is to serve West Point and the "Long Gray Line" of its graduates. The West Point Association of Graduates was founded in 1869 to reunite Academy graduates who found themselves on opposing sides during the American Civil War. To

day, it continues to strengthen the bonds of the Long Gray Line through assistance to graduates, West Point Societies, and USMA Classes worldwide. Located in Herbert Alumni Center at West Point, the Association is the focal point for returning alumni. As a non-profit, tax-exempt corporation, its philanthropic pursuits maintain a margin of excellence for Cadets attending the Academy. WPAOG Purpose
Shall be dedicated to furthering the ideals and promoting the welfare of the U.S. WPAOG Policy
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Today, Army Football is honoring the 10th MTN Division in their matchup against Bryant!The 10th Mountain Division holds ...
09/05/2026

Today, Army Football is honoring the 10th MTN Division in their matchup against Bryant!

The 10th Mountain Division holds a storied legacy of specialized service, from their elite alpine victories in the Italian mountains during World War II to being the first conventional force to deploy in response to the September 11 attacks.

The current commander of the 10th MTN Division is MG Scott Naumann '96. , have you served with the 10th MTN Division?

📺 Watch the game live on CBS Sports Network

Today, West Point celebrated the dedication and ribbon cutting of the Michie Stadium Preservation Project, marking a tra...
09/05/2026

Today, West Point celebrated the dedication and ribbon cutting of the Michie Stadium Preservation Project, marking a transformational moment for one of the Academy’s most important landmarks.

As the number one priority of the West Point Ready Campaign and a top facilities priority under three Superintendents, this project represents years of vision, determination, and commitment to the future of West Point.

For generations Michie Stadium, Preserved by USAA, has been a place where the West Point experience comes to life. The new East Stands help secure a future in which generations of cadets will continue to pursue excellence in a place that inspires achievement, builds a winning culture, and serves as a gathering place for the Army West Point community and fans.

We are grateful to cornerstone donors Lee Anderson ’61, Doug Black ’86, Bob Eisiminger ’88, Bill Foley ’67, Tony Guzzi ’86, Rob Healy ’86, Anthony Noto ’91, and Vinnie Viola ’77 and everyone who stepped forward to support this project. The generosity of the Long Gray Line, combined with WPAOG’s partnership with Army West Point Athletics and the Academy, helped make this historic project possible.

The future of Michie Stadium is here. Beat Navy!

Ten members of the USMA Class of 2028 spending the fall semester at USAFA marked an important milestone in their West Po...
09/04/2026

Ten members of the USMA Class of 2028 spending the fall semester at USAFA marked an important milestone in their West Point journey by taking the Affirmation Oath at Polaris Hall during a ceremony hosted by the West Point Society of Pikes Peak.

Because exchange cadets miss the official ceremony at West Point, they were joined in Colorado by members of the Class of 1978, their 50-Year Affiliation Class. LTG (R) Thomas P. Bostick ’78, WPAOG Distinguished Graduate, delivered remarks and administered the oath and graduates of the Class of 1978 presented 50-Year Affiliation coins to the cadets.

WPAOG thanks the West Point Society of Pikes Peak and all volunteers who made the evening possible.

Read more: https://bit.ly/4zX4lZQ

MISSION: Beat Memphis. Rally Point: Tiger Lane.Before Army takes the field, join the West Point Society of the Mid-South...
09/03/2026

MISSION: Beat Memphis. Rally Point: Tiger Lane.

Before Army takes the field, join the West Point Society of the Mid-South for the official Army vs. Memphis tailgate.

Held during Memphis Homecoming and Military Appreciation Game, this event will bring together classmates, cadets, Old Grads, and Army fans from across the region for a prime pregame experience at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.

Expect a large catered tailgate on Tiger Lane featuring Corky’s BBQ, spirit activities, and the opportunity to hear from the new USMA leader team.

⏰ Tailgate begins 3 hours before kickoff

Register now: https://bit.ly/4gE7VPK

Join us at Herbert Hall this Saturday, SEPT 5, and future home games for our Huddle Up & HOOAH! Block Party.The party be...
09/02/2026

Join us at Herbert Hall this Saturday, SEPT 5, and future home games for our Huddle Up & HOOAH! Block Party.

The party begins 4 hours before kickoff, with food, games, and fun for all ages. We'll have radio station K104 Street Team along with various food trucks and sponsors including: Shaker Smoothie, All Belgium Waffles, Sips on the Hudson, Wanna Empanada, Busy Bee Bakery, Freefall Sangria, Liquid Fables and more.

We’ll be an official stop on West Point's gameday route be sure to stop by.

Check our schedule for more detail: https://bit.ly/3UJ1OCu

See you then! GO ARMY!

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. To the Long Gray Line, veterans, families, and friends, remember that r...
09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. To the Long Gray Line, veterans, families, and friends, remember that reaching out is a sign of strength, and support is always within reach.

If you or someone you know is struggling, don’t wait. Reach out.

Veterans Crisis Line: Dial 988, then Press 1.
Learn more: VA.gov/REACH

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In case you missed it: In the recent West Point magazine article “50 Years…and Counting,” we reflect on 50 years since t...
08/31/2026

In case you missed it: In the recent West Point magazine article “50 Years…and Counting,” we reflect on 50 years since the first cohort of women entered West Point on July 7, 1976, and honor the generations of West Point Women who have strengthened West Point, the Army, and the nation.

As 2LT Zoe Winston ’25 shared during the Athena’s Arena Conference, “We owe it to those who follow us to leave this place better than we found it.”

đź”— Read the article: https://bit.ly/4xm34Kd

Seventy-five years ago today, the Mutual Defense Treaty between the United States and the Republic of the Philippines wa...
08/30/2026

Seventy-five years ago today, the Mutual Defense Treaty between the United States and the Republic of the Philippines was officially commemorated. Earlier this year, GEN Ronald Clark ’88, Commander U.S. Army Pacific; BG James Bartholomees ’95, Commander of the 25 Infantry Division; COL Lou Kangas ’00; and MAJ Kayla Orvik ’12 visited the memorial of Fidel V. Ramos ’50, 12th President of the Philippines, to honor the 80th anniversary of U.S.- PHL bilateral relations , as well as the 75th anniversary of the signing of the Mutual Defense Treaty.

“Visible through the connections of the Long Gray Line, the partnership stands stronger than ever,” says Orvik, the USARPAC Security Cooperation Division Southeast Asia Country Director. To mark both historic milestones, a yearlong campaign of celebratory events has been occurring across both nations.

The Long Gray Line is more than a shared experience. It is a lifelong connection to West Point and to one another.The Lo...
08/29/2026

The Long Gray Line is more than a shared experience. It is a lifelong connection to West Point and to one another.

The Long Gray Line Fund helps strengthen that connection by supporting programs that keep graduates connected to the Academy and each other, including West Point Magazine, Shared Interest Groups (SIGs), the West Point Survivor Community, reunions, and more.

Your generosity helps ensure that every graduate has a place in the Long Gray Line, wherever life takes them.

Help serve and connect every heart in gray. Give to the Long Gray Line Fund today: https://bit.ly/4gCsuMJ

On September 8, WPAOG invites the Long Gray Line to participate in From the Darkness to the Light from wherever you are....
08/28/2026

On September 8, WPAOG invites the Long Gray Line to participate in From the Darkness to the Light from wherever you are.

Grads, families, cadets, and those serving around the world are encouraged to unite before sunrise in their own way, through a walk, hike, run, or moment of reflection, to demonstrate one promise: You Are Not Alone.

The date, 9/8, reminds us of 988, the Su***de & Crisis Lifeline, and the importance of knowing where to turn when we or someone we care about need help.

This annual visible expression is about reaching across classes, communities, and generations. It is a reminder that leadership does not end when we take off the uniform. It continues in the way we care for one another.

Before, during, or after your walk, consider checking on a classmate, encouraging a fellow veteran, supporting a surviving family, or starting a conversation about wellness. Explore VA support resources, Buddy Check tools, and the SAVE training here: https://bit.ly/4qCREze

Walk with us from wherever you are. Share your photos or videos with AOG and help remind the Long Gray Line: You Are Not Alone.

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Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
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