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Ravens' Harbaugh Named Salute to Service Award Finalist

Were selected for their exceptional efforts to honor and support members of the military community. The first Salute to Service Award will be presented to one of the finalists at the inaugural NFL Honors event that will air on NBC Saturday, February 4 at 9 PM ET. In addition, a $25,000 contribution will be made by USAA in the winner’s honor to the aid societies representing all five military branches. "We should never take for granted the tremendous sacrifices made daily by our nation’s military," said Steve Speakes, executive vice president of USAA’s external affairs and a retired Army lieutenant general. "Together with the NFL, we are launching the Salute to Service Award as a way to recognize those in the NFL community who appreciate and honor that sacrifice, enrich the lives of military members and encourage others to do the same." An ardent backer of the military in his 52 years as owner, Bud Adams’ enthusiasm for the military began with his service in the U.S. Navy from 1942-46. His commitment to supporting the military followed him and the franchise to Tennessee where he focused his efforts on recognizing the service men and women of nearby Fort Campbell, home to the Army’s 101 Since 1999, more than 11,000 Fort Campbell soldiers have been guests of Adams at Titans home games, and it’s very common for Adams to host military members in his suite and award game balls as a tribute to their service. Adams’ support at Fort Campbell includes directing the team to make several visits during the year where Titans players, cheerleaders, and staff can participate in autograph sessions at the PX, greet patients at the Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, provide programs to the on-base middle school and visit with the on-base high school football team. Similarly, John Harbaugh’s dedication includes frequent base visits, and he relishes interaction with the military community.

Titans Owner Bud Adams Jr. Named First Winner of Salute To ...

)–The NFL named Tennessee Titans owner K.S. “BUD” ADAMS JR . the first recipient of the Salute to Service Award presented by USAA, the League’s Official Military Appreciation Sponsor, it was announced today. In its first year, the award acknowledges exceptional efforts by members of the NFL community to honor and support U.S. service members and veterans.

award ceremony and gala in Indianapolis this evening. As part of the prize package, USAA will contribute $25,000 in Adams’ honor to the aid societies representing all five military branches.

“The entire NFL community stands together as a proud supporter of our nation’s troops and veterans,” said Bud Adams Jr. “It’s my desire to see the work we’ve done encourage others to take action to support the men and women who make sacrifices daily so that we can live our lives freely.”

A veteran of the U.S. Naval Reserve, serving during World War II, Adams’ connection with the military community is a personal one, and in his 52 years as franchise owner, he has been a longstanding advocate of all servicemen and women.

Since moving the franchise to Tennessee in 1997, Adams and his team have been a familiar face to the troops stationed at nearby Fort Campbell, home to the Army’s 101 Night Stalker helicopter regiment and the Green Berets, both special operations forces.

Located less than an hour away from the Titans’ home field, Adams has established relationships with the base’s primary commands and frequently hosts Fort Campbell troops at Titans’ home games. More than 11,000 troops have attended games as guests of Adams at LP Field since it opened in 1999. Adams has also instructed his team to conduct an annual, all-day visit to Fort Campbell where players, cheerleaders and staff participate in autograph sessions and greet residents at the Blanchfield Army Community Hospital and the on-post schools.

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