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Adopt-A-Trooper 1957 saw the beginning of a legacy in Drum Corps. When the Troopers began no one knew that it would become what it is today—A Corps of musicians from all over the world, who come together every summer to represent Wyoming on the national stage. This summer the Troopers will travel more than 10,000 miles, spend 11 weeks together and compete on 30 fields. They will rehearse 12 hours a day and become tomorrow’s leaders whose core values of Honor, Loyalty, and Dedication will carry them off the field and into the real world. An endeavor such as this is not a simple task. While the Troopers are 50% self funded, their need is still great. New uniforms, instruments, upgrades, food, fuel, staff, and insurance will total a bill of $500,000 by summer’s end. We invite you to “Adopt-A-Trooper”. With your support, this summer will be a huge success! And in return, the Trooper member you’re supporting will send you postcard updates from the road!
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My years in the Troopers can only be described
as being the best time of my life. I
have had the privilege to bear the crossed sabers
on the marching battlefield for the past
two drum corps seasons.
I rip my horn down and
sixteen counts later I
hear the anticipation
from the crowd rising.
We’re about to do our
signature drill move--- the
sunburst. I hear the
crowd going nuts. I feel
the energy making a
summer of hard work
worth doing. Our commitment
to each other is strong; I know every
person is doing their part and they trust I’m
doing mine. Getting ready, I hear a fellow
member say “push!” He knows we’re all
tired; he is too. Is this what we’ve worked for
all summer?
