Michael F. May Memorial Chapter

United States Army Special Forces Association


Special Forces Motto:

 "De Oppresso Liber"    -- Liberate From Oppression

Mission Statement:

The mission of the Michael F. May Memorial Chapter is to unite all persons who are currently or have been assigned to the United States Army Special Forces. The chapter works to perpetuate the Special Forces traditions; to commemorate fittingly the memory of Special Forces troops who have given or shall give their lives in defense of the Free World; to educate its members and the citizens of the United States in the development of Special Forces and to keep them aware of new developments in the field of Special Forces as is consistant with security regulations; to encourage a closer bond with other members of the chapter and friendly spirit of mutual cooperation; to advance and promote the general welfare and prosperity of chapter members and to improve by all lawful means their status and condition within their communities; to be a source of inspiration and esprit de corps for all Special Forces units.

• If you are a former SF soldier and not familiar with our SFA chapter and your first contact with us is online, we would be pleased to hear from you!
• In brief, you should know the following about us: Chapter LV was established in 1991 and has been responsible for providing outstanding service ever since. Our membership includes both the lower and upper peninsulas of Michigan. Our membership also includes former SF'ers in West Virginia and Indiana.
• You can contact us at our email address: membership@sfchap55.net

Chapter LV is a supporter of Michigan's Penrickton Center for Blind Children, 26530 Eureka Road, Taylor, Michigan, 48180. The Penrickton Center, founded in 1952, is a privately funded organization established to help children who are blind and afflicted with at least one additional handicap.