As the founder of the U.S. Military All-Stars, I would like to thank you for your interest in being a part of our world famous barnstorming "Red, White & Blue Tour" featuring the only "joint" Armed Forces and First Responders competing in both baseball and softball. Established in Pensacola, Florida at the request of President H. W. Bush in 1990, we have earned a reputation as the "Globetrotters of Baseball" performing in 45 states and 12 countries.

Over 25,000 men and women serving on Active Duty, Reserve, Guard, ROTC, Service Academy, Delayed Entry Program, Wounded Warriors, Amputees, Veterans and First Responders have suited up alongside MLB Alumni like Jeff Kent, Bob Feller, Tommy John, Wade Boggs and many, many more. Professional athletes like NFL Quarterback Doug Flutie and celebrities like "Larry the Cable Guy" have joined proud Americans all across the country by wearing our unique camouflage uniform. Our bright yellow ribbon is crafted in the shape of an "S" to signify "SUPPORT for our Troops."

Although our program has won more than 70% of our games, each player fully understands our responsibility far exceeds games won or lost. We represent everyone who has ever worn a uniform in service to our country. The majority of our players have served overseas or will deploy soon. We invite you to learn more about our program on Google and by watching the many videos on YouTube.

We need talented Armed Forces, First Responders, Wounded Warriors and Amputees on our roster. If you are interested in becoming a Player or Coach ask yourself two questions :
1) Can I compete at this level ?
2) Are you willing to take LEAVE to play if your command won’t support your request ?

TRYOUTS

We no longer conduct OPEN TRYOUTS since it would just add to your travel expenses. Not to mention, many of you are deployed.

PLAYING TIME

Our Field Manager determines the daily line-up and playing time. This will be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of your life. IF YOU CAN’T COMPETE AT THE COLLEGE OR PROFESSIONAL LEVEL PLEASE DO NOT APPLY

TRAVEL

As part of the "Red, White & Blue Tour" you can expect quite a bit of travel, especially if you decide to join us during June and July when we are basically in a different city everyday. Our goal has always been to minimize or eliminate out of pocket costs. As a result, we provide all Ground TRANSPORTATION, majority of LODGING and Game Day MEALS while on the city-to-city portion of the U.S. Bus Tour.

Provide a short Professional / Baseball Biography for Media Requests (SAMPLE):

Centerfielder Johnny Hernandez was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers out of Xaverian High School in 1997 and later played St. Louis organization. His best year came in 2002 while playing for Potomac (A, Cardinals) in the Carolina League. Hernandez hit .283 that season, and set career marks for games played (139), hits (141), runs (54), doubles (24), triples (5) and RBI (62). Brooklyn-born Johnny Hernandez joined the U.S. Navy after living through the tragedy of 9-11 in New York. He served as a Boatswains Mate in support of the Global War on Terrorism. Hernandez became the all-time leader in numerous offensive and defensive categories during his four seasons with the U.S. Military All-Stars. Hernandez made his Atlantic League debut in 2007 as a member of the Bridgeport Bluefish after Tommy John saw him play as a member of the U.S. Military All-Stars. Hernandez hit .299 with nine doubles, four triples and 27 runs scored in just 39 games. On February 26, 2009 after two seasons with the Bluefish, he signed with the Long Island Ducks hitting .275 and helping them reach the Atlantic League play-offs.

Congratulations on completing the first step of the process. You still may not understand how it all works or what to do next. No problem. Our goal is to keep it simple! Your goal is to play at a competitive level while representing your service and our country. We provide the opportunity for you to compete on the most talented military team in the world. It’s that simple!

We want the most talented, squared-away Armed Forces, First Responders, Wounded Warriors and Amputees available on our roster. Make sure you do a reality check :
- Be good enough
- Have the support of your family
- Afford to play
- Determine WHEN YOU can play based on YOUR personal and operational schedules
- Be willing to take LEAVE, even if your command won’t support your TAD request

We honor a philosophy of "HUSTLE, THINK, WIN!" Our joint dedication to the success of the tour will continue to promote a positive image in support of our armed forces while attracting future generations to serve our nation and our military. All personnel will receive a performance evaluation. Please do not hesitate to contact us with additional questions or concerns. We invite you to view our complete schedule and follow our progress by visiting: www.usmilitaryallstars.us.

Very Respectfully,

LCDR Crash Allvord, USN (Ret.)
Hustle, Think, WIN!

About the U.S. Military All-Stars

The U.S. Military All-Stars were established in 1990 at the request of President George H.W. Bush to establish a program that would make a difference in the lives of Americans while promoting support for our Troops! Since that time more than 25,000 people have participated in our historic program in all services around the globe. We are the most successful, and only joint armed forces baseball/softball program in the world. Highlighted each year by the historic "Red, White & Blue Tour" making over 350 appearances featuring the absolute finest patriotic atmosphere possible and delivering highly competitive, exciting entertainment. We provide a once-in-a-lifetime experience to our Armed Forces and First Responders. The majority have deployed in direct support of the Global War on Terrorism. Our players represent some of the most talented athletes in the armed forces selected from thousands of personnel worldwide hosted by the finest organizations in the world:

New York Yankees – Gwinnett Braves – Boston Red Sox - Los Angeles Lakers - Memphis Redbirds – Atlantic League – Reading Phillies - NCAA College World Series - Philadelphia Phillies - Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game - Anaheim Ducks – Tampa Rays – Mississippi Braves – Chicago Cubs - Miramar Air Show – Hall of Fame Classic – Baseball Hall of Fame - Cooperstown – Super Bowl - York Revolution - New York Mets – Kenai Oilers - Northwoods League All-Star Game – Baltimore Orioles - Fleet Week New York - Los Angeles Clippers – Midnight Sun Game - Louisville Bats - Milwaukee Brewers – Cuba National Team - Keene Swamp Bats – Clearwater Threshers – Chicago White Sox - Long Beach Armada - Alaska League – Lancaster Jet Hawks - Ghost Players – Rockville Express – Pawsox - Dominican Republic All-Stars - Wilson Tobs – Orlando Suns - Southern Maryland Blue Crabs – Norfolk Tides - New England Collegiate Baseball League – Nicaraguan All-Stars – Kentucky Derby - Madison Mallards – Ground Zero - Washington Wild Things - MLB Player Alumni – Doug Flutie All-Stars – St. Paul Saints - Cactus League – El Paso Diablos - Gateway Grizzlies – Cape Cod Future Stars - Asheboro Copperheads - Florida League - New Orleans Zephyrs – Football Hall of Fame – Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox - Seattle Mariners - Indianapolis Indians – Santa Barbara Foresters – Grand Ole Opry – Shreveport Sports - Hyannis Mets –Academy Awards - Leesburg Lightning – Fullerton Flyers - Grapefruit League – Honduran All-Stars - Orleans Cardinals - Camden Riversharks - Coastal Plain League – Alaska Goldpanners - San Francisco Giants - Yawkey League - NASCAR Subway 500 – Sanford Mainers – National WWII Museum - Lancaster Barnstormers – Santa Maria Indians - NASCAR Auto Club 500 – Newport Gulls - CAN-AM League – Sanford River Rats – Rock and Roll Hall of Fame - Chilean All-Stars - MLB Legends - Kansas City Royals - NBC World Series – SDSU - Central America Diplomacy Tour - University North Florida – Elvis’ Graceland – U.S. Congress - Field of Dreams - San Diego Padres – Duquette Sports Academy – Great Lakes League – Worcester Tornadoes – Groundhog Day - Latin Stars - Cedar Rapids Kernels – Morehead City Marlins - Western Baseball Association – Yuma Scorpions - Glacier Pilots - Golden Baseball League – NYPD Finest – Lake Elsinore Storm – Fayetteville Swampdogs - Chicago Bravest – FDNY Fire – Cincinnati Steam – Panama - World Series - Brooklyn Cyclones – LAPD - York Revolution – Colorado Silver Bullets – Cal Ripken League - Brockton Rox – Windy City Thunderbolts - Danbury Westerners – Harwich Mariners - American Defenders - Sunset League – Winter Park Diamond Dawgs - Cotuit Kettlers – Peninsula Pilots – St. Joseph Mustangs – Amsterdam Mohawks – Bethesda Big Train – Palm Springs Power - La Crosse Loggers - Brazos Valley Bombers - Vermont Mountaineers – Watertown Wizards – Comic-Con - Morehead City Marlins – Anchorage Bucs – Grand Lake Mariners – Sheboygan A’s – Newark Pilots – Monroe Channelcats – Springfield Sliders – New Bern River Rats – North Florida Legends – San Diego Stars - Green Bay Bullfrogs – Perfect Game League – Lima Locos - Wilmington Sharks – Junction City Generals – North Coast Knights - Peninsula Oilers – Chatham A’s – Oceanside Waves - Silver Spring-Takoma Thunderbolts – Southern California Collegiate Baseball League – Clinton Lumber Kings – Long Island Storm – Eau Claire Cavaliers – Japanese Diplomacy Tour – Belleview Bulldogs –