To promote the development, production, acquisition and support of weapons systems, ammunition, missiles and ground mobility material through research, quality education and the dissemination of research, educational material and knowledge of the military arts and sciences, with special attention to the role of the Ordnance Corps in ground warfare.
2. To support the mission of the U.S. Ordnance
Corps Museum, at Fort Lee, Virginia
4. To foster and preserve, through educational and scholarship programs, the spirit, traditions, heritage, and history of the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps. Statement of Objectives
On 1 October 1985, the Executive Council of the U.S. Ordnance Corps Association approved eleven objectives designed to guide the Association’s efforts to achieve its purposes:
1. To Support the Chief of Ordnance in strengthening the image of the Branch in the eyes of internal and external publics.
2. To assist in supporting the Ordnance Corps Museum at the “Home of Ordnance,” Fort Lee, Virginia.
3. To provide an efficient organizational mechanism, guidelines and membership
incentives for the Association’s local chapters worldwide.
4. To support Association local chapters in their community relations efforts that promote the Ordnance Corps.
5. To encourage defense industry involvement in Association activities.
6. To work with other organizations in promoting the United States Army.
7. To provide various communicative means for keeping all Ordnance Soldiers—past,
present and future, actively involved in association developments.
8. To support local chapters in their efforts to develop their members professionally.
9. To provide resource support for the recognition of outstanding Soldiers,
noncommissioned officers, officers and their spouses at the Association’s local-chapter level.
10. To act as an official point of contact for Association-related customs, traditions and initiatives.
11. To support the preservation of equipment and memorabilia to the activities of the Association.