Troopers Legacy Corps Returns to Indy for a Landmark 2025
The Troopers Legacy Corps is preparing for an exciting 2025 season, with major performances, new equipment, and continued sponsorships that will enhance the experience for members and fans alike. With just a few months until the highly anticipated program entitled "Honor" at the DCI SoundSport events in Indiana, the countdown is officially on!
Honoring the Troopers’ Legacy
“The Troopers Legacy Corps is in full swing! Sectionals and full ensemble rehearsals are moving along, and we're making great progress. We are staying focused and everyone is pushing forward—exciting things are ahead!” — Tom Farr, Troopers Legacy Corps Co-Director
The upcoming DCI SoundSport events will be a powerful tribute to the past, present, and future of the Troopers organization. This year’s performance will recognize and honor the contributions of those who have left a lasting impact on the Troopers family, including Robert W. Smith, Brandon Clemons, and the entire Eternal Blue Line. Additionally, a heartfelt tribute will be dedicated to former Troopers Corps Director Fred Morris, who passed away in November, for his unwavering commitment to the corps.
In keeping with tradition, the Honor Guards will carry Honor Ribbons to symbolize the deep respect and remembrance of these individuals. As the Legacy Corps prepares to take the field, every rehearsal and every member plays a vital role in making this event a memorable one.
Expanding Resources for a Stronger Legacy Corps
The Troopers Legacy Corps is thrilled to announce the purchase of brand-new percussion equipment, made possible through generous donor support. The marching cymbal line will now feature four sets of 18” Stadium Series Cymbals, and the front ensemble will benefit from a 26” Hand-Hammered Gong. These new additions will greatly enhance the depth and richness of the corps’ sound, ensuring a top-tier performance.
Additionally, thanks to continued sponsorship from Ultimate Drill Book (UDB), members can efficiently learn their drill before arriving in Indianapolis. With the UDB app and the new Beam technology for digital music distribution, members will be able to rehearse seamlessly from anywhere, reducing the need for printed materials and last-minute adjustments.
Looking Ahead
With momentum building, the Troopers Legacy Corps is set for an incredible season of performances and celebration. As the corps prepares to take the field in 2025, fans, alumni, and supporters are invited to join in this journey of honoring tradition, embracing innovation, and celebrating the enduring spirit of the Troopers organization.
Stay connected for more updates, and we’ll see you in Indiana!
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What an exciting update! It's wonderful to see the Legacy Corps carrying forward such rich traditions while embracing new tools like UDB and Beam technology. The tributes to Robert W. Smith, Brandon Clemons, and Fred Morris sound deeply meaningful—and those new cymbals and gong will definitely add some incredible power to the sound! Wishing everyone a fantastic season. Can't wait to see 'Honor' come to life in Indy!
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