What is your Muster story?

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Texas A&M Campus Muster April 21st at 7:00 PM, REED ARENA

Aggie Muster is one of Texas A&M's most cherished traditions. Held each year on April 21st, it's a day where we come together to honor the lives of Aggies who have passed and reunite with the 50th-year class. With ceremonies held in over 300 locations worldwide, the largest takes place on campus in Reed Arena. During the Roll Call, the names of fallen Aggies are readand someone answers "Here" for each, symbolizing that they are never forgotten.

We want to hear from y'all!

What has been the most meaningful or impactful moment you've experienced during Aggie Muster?

Share your story in the comments - whether it's a memory from campus, a local Muster, the 50th reunion, or a moment that made you feel the power of the Aggie Spirit!


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2023 Muster in Atlanta, GA… saying "Here" when they called the name of my wife, who had passed four months earlier. I could barely utter the word, fighting back the tears. Just writing this makes my allergies act up.
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1046 Pear Harbor - Gen. Moore hero of
Corregidore spoke!
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1. Muster 2008: Answered "HERE" for my stepfather, Martin Manuel Jr. '51.
2. Muster 2022: 50 Year Class Reunion Muster on campus.


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21 Apr 1990- We were on a USMC deployment and found ourselves in Toulon, France. 3 or 4 of us Aggies decided that we would have an Aggie Muster. We invited the Naval Academy, VMI and Citadel guys to join us. We found a Mexican Restaurant (it was not very good) and ate, drank and exchanged stories of our various institutions. We Aggies bragged about our traditions. This was pre-internet, so none of us personally knew of anybody that had passed, but we had the waiter bring us a candle and we quietly sang the Spirit of Aggieland. Unbeknownst to us, there were two (2) other tables of Aggie EXPATs there in the restaurant and they came over and sang with us. They joined us and we continued to tell Aggie stories the rest of the night. Needless to say, our military school guests were extremely impressed by the Aggie Spirit. It was a great tradition to share and an Aggie Muster that I will remember the rest of my life.
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