Artillery Ocs Alumni Chapter Inc.

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“Given our primary mission and the impending need to vacate the current WWII facility that houses the Hall of Fame, the organization initiated a major effort to fund and build an annex to the Artillery Museum. This annex will house the Artillery OCS Hall of Fame and serve as the OCS Heritage Center. It will include a classroom/theater and education center to be used by museum staff to facilitate teaching military history as an educational outreach to approximately 10,000 visitors each year. The new Heritage Center will document and honor the heroism and distinguished service of the graduates of The Artillery Officer Candidate School from 1941 to 1973, and provide inspiration to visitors by the examples of how individuals with drive and ambition can overcome obstacles and rise to the top in the military and other professions regardless of race or gender. In addition, to highlight the legacy of Artillery OCS to visitors, and as a point of entry and welcome to this Heritage Center, the organization will be erecting a memorial outside the Museum to honor our battlefield heroes and distinguished graduates. Contributions received for these efforts from graduates and others are booked as revenues in the fiscal year received by the Artillery OCS Alumni Chapter. Direct expenditures for these efforts are booked on the Alumni Balance Sheet in Other Assets (as Work-in-Process) until ownership can be transferred to Ft. Sill as each is completed, and at the then book value (total cost) of each; and as a contribution to Ft. Sill from the Artillery OCS Alumni Chapter. Expenditures for preconstruction and engineering plans in FY2019 are as follows: Annex $20,267; OCS Monument $11,600. Memorial construction begins in FY2020, and the Annex expected to begin in FY2021. Including Reunion Memorabilia of $859, these Other Assets total $32,726. Per Form 990, Part IV, item 11d, this represents less than 5% of Total Assets for FY2019; therefore they are not detailed on Form 990 Schedule D Part IX.”