Tee off with friends and supporters to raise funds for scholarships and events.
Now older than the state of Mississippi and seventh oldest infantry unit in the United States from point of service, the 155th Infantry, formerly the First Mississippi Regiment, was handed its first commission on 1 June 1798 by Winthrop Sargent, territorial governor of Mississippi.
Having a memorable part in seven wars, and now engaged in training for any emergency, the Color streamers speak eloquently and heroically for more than one hundred and fifty years of service during the Indian War, War of 1812, Mexican War, Civil War, Spanish-American War, World War I, and World War II.
The Mississippi Rifles Chapter of the National
Infantry Association Inc. is a non-profit
corporation that connects members with
networks and resources, recognizes outstanding
contributions to the Infantry, honors unit
heritage, preserves U.S. Army Infantry customs
and traditions, and builds camaraderie among
the Mississippi Army National Guard Infantry
community.
Improving the lives of our members, their families,
and communities.
Tee off with friends and supporters to raise funds for scholarships and events.
Join us for food, fun, and fellowship with members and their families.
A formal evening celebrating our soldiers, past and present. Includes dinner, dancing, and awards.
If you’re not ready to become a full member, you can still contribute by making a donation or purchasing Mississippi Rifles merchandise in our online shop.