USABOT

U. S. ARMY BROTHERHOOD OF TANKERS

Keeping the Brotherhood—and the Tanks—Alive.

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About Us

The United States Army Brotherhood of Tankers, Inc., (USABOT), is organized for the purpose of preserving and publicizing the history of the United States Army Armored Forces and other related services that are within its capabilities and resources. Related services may include, but are not limited to, collection of artifacts, living history activities, and public education. The corporation is organized exclusively for charitable, educational, religious, or scientific purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

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Members Only Forum

Stay connected with fellow Tankers in our secure, members-only forum. Share updates, photos, stories, and support — all in one place. Whether you’re on duty, retired, or honoring a legacy, the Brotherhood continues here.

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Explore the USABOT Blog

Get the latest stories, mission updates, restoration highlights, and Brotherhood news — all in one place. Our blog keeps you informed, inspired, and connected to the legacy we share.

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Online Shop

Show your pride and support the mission with official USABOT gear. From shirts and patches to coins and collectibles, every purchase helps fund restoration projects and events.

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Join the Mission. Preserve the Legacy.

Become a part of the Brotherhood that honors our past and powers our future. Whether you’re a veteran, supporter, or family member — your involvement keeps the Armor legacy alive.

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USABOT Leadership

Barry Burke

Edward Braese

Paul Mills

Commanding Officer

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Past Events

To add events, Forward Your information to the National G-1, Bill Starks: NationalG1@USABOT.org

Sullivan Cup 2024 Ft. Moore, Ga.

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Homecoming 2023 Tucson AZ. 13th Bn Blackcats

2024 6th Lonestar BN WWll Veteran Returned Home

Leroy C. Cloud August 13, 1919 — July 26, 1944 After nearly 80 years, the remains of Staff Sergeant Leroy C. Cloud, U.S. Army, World War II, have been positively identified and are being returned to Taylor, Texas for burial. Leroy C. Cloud was born on August 13, 1919,...

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