The Salvation Army has been represented in this parade every year since it's beginning in the 1920's

1891 when a Salvation Army captain in San Fransisco set up a crab pot at Oakland Ferry Landing

A non-commissioned officer who works for the Salvation Army in a ministry position in the USA Southern territory

John Lennon refers in this song to a Salvation Army orphanage where he played with his friend in the trees behind the orphanage.

The Salvation Army's disaster work in the United States began in 1900 with a devastating hurricane in this US city and state.

Serve as officers but are beyond the minimum age for training.

National Donut Day is celebrated in the United States on this day.

This ministry of The Salvation Army visits nearly 1.4 million people with needs in hospitals, nursing homes, and correctional facilities each year.

Formally used to signify 35 years of service. Discontinued in the 1970s, although still used by anyone who earned the rank before its termination.

The Christmas song written for the Bob Hope movie "The Lemon-Drop Kid" included this now-popular Christmas favorite song.

Less than an hour after this disaster happened in 2001, The Salvation Army was on the ground, providing food and drinks to first responders and survivors.

The Chief of the Staff of The Salvation Army, the leader of a territory, or international secretaries are also usually given the rank.

The Salvation Army led in the formation of this service unit that serves members of the armed forces abroad.

Around the 20th century, these Salvation Army church members lived in the worst areas of London and New York to be as useful as possible to their neighbors.

The insignia of this position includes a crest with laurel leaves above gold bar on burgundy epaulet.