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63rd Infantry Division Association, USAR
The Blade
As the 63rd Regional Readiness Command (RRC) closed its headquarters at Los Alamitos, California, and transitioned to the 63rd Regional Support Command (RSC), headquartered at Moffett Field in Mountain View, California, the organization returned to the designation it had previously used from 1995 to 2003. During this period of organizational transition, the 63rd Infantry Division Association–USAR started to experience declining membership due to the distance this move created. Reflecting these challenges, The Blade replaced the Association’s original newspaper-style publication with a smaller, simplified newsletter. Although it continued to keep members informed of Association activities and developments, its reduced size and content reflected the growing difficulties of sustaining membership, engagement, and organizational activities.
Note: The Winter and Fall 2015 editions share the same volume and issue numbers due to an error made during their original production.
The Blade - 2011 Spring - Vol 16 No 4
The Blade - 2011 Fall - Vol 17 No 1
The Blade - 2012 Winter - Vol 17 No 2
The Blade - 2012 Spring - Vol 17 No 3
The Blade - 2012 Fall - Vol 18 No 1
The Blade - 2013 Winter - Vol 18 No 2
The Blade - 2013 Fall - Vol 19 No 1
The Blade - 2014 Winter - Vol 19 No 2
The Blade - 2014 Fall - Vol 20 No 1
The Blade - 2015 Fall - Vol 20 No 2
The Blade - 2016 Winter - Vol 20 No 3
The Blade - 2016 Spring - Vol 20 No 4
The Blade - 2016 Fall - Vol 21 No 1
The Blade - 2017 Winter - Vol 21 No 3
The Blade - 2018 Winter - Vol 22 No 2
The Blade - 2019 Winter - Vol 23 No 2
The Blade - 2019 Fall - Vol 24 No 1
The Blade - 2020 Winter - Vol 24 No 2
The Blade - 2020 Fall - Vol 25 No 2
Annual Reports
The Annual Reports of the 63rd Infantry Division Association provide a yearly account of the organization's activities, accomplishments, and membership. Part organizational record and part commemorative yearbook, these publications document Association leadership, annual reunions, financial and membership reports, personal news, photographs, historical articles, and remembrances of former comrades. Beyond keeping members informed and connected, the Annual Reports preserve a valuable historical record of the people, friendships, and traditions that have sustained the 63rd Division community across generations.