Skip to main content
Advertising

Strunk, Mularkey Attend Special Ceremony at Fort Campbell

May 25, 2017 at 02:32 AM
/assets/images/imported/TEN/wyatt60x602016.jpg
Jim Wyatt

Senior Writer/Editor

strunk600-052517.jpg


Titans head coach Mike Mularkey and controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk with General Drew Poppas (middle, left) and General Scott Brower (middle, right).

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Titans controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk and coach Mike Mularkey attended an Honor Eagle Ceremony on Wednesday night at Fort Campbell.

The ceremony was in honor of BG Scott E. Brower, Deputy Commanding General, BG John E. Novalis, Deputy Commanding General for Support, and BG Steven W. Gilland, Deputy Commanding General for Operations of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault).

The Titans and the 101st Airborne Division have developed a strong bond in the past year.

The Titans traveled to Fort Campbell last week and spent a day on the base. Players went through an obstacle course, and Mularkey and General Manager Jon Robinson spent time with U.S. Army leaders.

Last month, the Titans welcomed members of the 1st Brigade Combat Team "Bastogne" 101st Airborne Division to Saint Thomas Sports Park, where strength and conditioning coach Steve Watterson put company commanders through a strenuous workout.

Also last month, Strunk did a tandem jump with the Army Golden Knights following an invitation from Brower.

"We've always had a close relationship with the 101st Airborne," Strunk said, "and between them coming to our games and having the gameday experience with them, and Mike and Jon doing programs with them, we've became very close, (and) have close relationships with a lot of these people."

Titans Owner Amy Adams Strunk's Skydiving Adventure

Titans controlling owner Amy Adams Strunk does a tandem jump with the Army Golden Knights. (photos: Army, Jim Wyatt)

No Title
1 / 123
No Title
2 / 123
No Title
3 / 123
No Title
4 / 123
No Title
5 / 123
No Title
6 / 123
No Title
7 / 123
No Title
8 / 123
No Title
9 / 123
No Title
10 / 123
No Title
11 / 123
No Title
12 / 123
No Title
13 / 123
No Title
14 / 123
No Title
15 / 123
No Title
16 / 123
No Title
17 / 123
No Title
18 / 123
No Title
19 / 123
No Title
20 / 123
No Title
21 / 123
No Title
22 / 123
No Title
23 / 123
No Title
24 / 123
No Title
25 / 123
No Title
26 / 123
No Title
27 / 123
No Title
28 / 123
No Title
29 / 123
No Title
30 / 123
No Title
31 / 123
No Title
32 / 123
No Title
33 / 123
No Title
34 / 123
No Title
35 / 123
No Title
36 / 123
No Title
37 / 123
No Title
38 / 123
No Title
39 / 123
No Title
40 / 123
No Title
41 / 123
No Title
42 / 123
No Title
43 / 123
No Title
44 / 123
No Title
45 / 123
No Title
46 / 123
No Title
47 / 123
No Title
48 / 123
No Title
49 / 123
No Title
50 / 123
No Title
51 / 123
No Title
52 / 123
No Title
53 / 123
No Title
54 / 123
No Title
55 / 123
No Title
56 / 123
No Title
57 / 123
No Title
58 / 123
No Title
59 / 123
No Title
60 / 123
No Title
61 / 123
No Title
62 / 123
No Title
63 / 123
No Title
64 / 123
No Title
65 / 123
No Title
66 / 123
No Title
67 / 123
No Title
68 / 123
No Title
69 / 123
No Title
70 / 123
No Title
71 / 123
No Title
72 / 123
No Title
73 / 123
No Title
74 / 123
No Title
75 / 123
No Title
76 / 123
No Title
77 / 123
No Title
78 / 123
No Title
79 / 123
No Title
80 / 123
No Title
81 / 123
No Title
82 / 123
No Title
83 / 123
No Title
84 / 123
No Title
85 / 123
No Title
86 / 123
No Title
87 / 123
No Title
88 / 123
No Title
89 / 123
No Title
90 / 123
No Title
91 / 123
No Title
92 / 123
No Title
93 / 123
No Title
94 / 123
No Title
95 / 123
No Title
96 / 123
No Title
97 / 123
No Title
98 / 123
No Title
99 / 123
No Title
100 / 123
No Title
101 / 123
No Title
102 / 123
No Title
103 / 123
No Title
104 / 123
No Title
105 / 123
No Title
106 / 123
No Title
107 / 123
No Title
108 / 123
No Title
109 / 123
No Title
110 / 123
No Title
111 / 123
No Title
112 / 123
No Title
113 / 123
No Title
114 / 123
No Title
115 / 123
No Title
116 / 123
No Title
117 / 123
No Title
118 / 123
No Title
119 / 123
No Title
120 / 123
No Title
121 / 123
No Title
122 / 123
No Title
123 / 123
Advertising
This Ad will close in 3

Related Content

news

Titans Week 11 Charity Drive to Benefit Mother to Mother Nashville

For the past 20 years, Nashville-based Mother to Mother has been working to ensure children in our community have access to essential health, safety, and wellness items.
news

Titans Week 9 Charity Drive to Benefit Nashville Rescue Mission

Since 1954, Nashville Rescue Mission has aimed to provide hope to those who are hungry, hurting, and experiencing homelessness.
news

Titans Week 6 Community Drive to Benefit Wags and Walks Pet Supply Drive

Since founding their Nashville chapter in 2019, Wags & Walks has worked to reduce euthanasia in local shelters and increase awareness of rescue dogs being wonderful pets.
news

Titans Week 3 Community Drive to Benefit Second Harvest Food Drive

Since 1978, Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee has followed its mission of providing food to people facing hunger and working to advance hunger solutions.
news

Titans Week 2 Community Drive to Benefit PENCIL Foundation School Supply Drive 

PENCIL Foundation builds strategic partnerships between community groups and the needs of Metro Nashville Public Schools.
news

Tennessee Titans Expand Interscholastic Girls Flag Football League to Hamilton County Schools in East Tennessee

The league is an expansion of the Titans' effort to bring girls flag football to the state of Tennessee after successful seasons in Williamson County, Metro Nashville Public Schools, and Clarksville-Montgomery County Schools in Middle Tennessee.
news

Titans Announce Approval for Girls Flag Football as an Official TSSAA State Sanctioned High School Sport 

Tennessee Becomes 10th State to Sanction Girls Flag as a High School Sport

news

Tennessee Titans Select Pearl-Cohn High School Coach Tony Brunetti as 2023 Coach of the Year 

Titans to Honor Coach Brunetti and 2023 Coach of the Week Winners at Texans vs. Titans Game 
news

Titans Week 15 Charity Toys for Tots

New and unwrapped toys
news

2023 Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Award Winners Announced

Tennessee's best high school football players for 2023 were recognized at the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards luncheon hosted by the Tennessee Titans.
news

Titans RB Derrick Henry Inspired By Courageous Cancer Fight of Teenager From His Hometown

Henry is bringing 16-year-old Sammy Macaulay, a junior at Yulee High (Fla.), and her family to Nashville for this weekend's Titans-Panthers game at Nissan Stadium.
news

Finalists for the Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards Announced

The Tennessee Titans Mr. Football Awards will be presented to the top football players in nine classifications of the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on Tuesday, December 5, 2023, at Nissan Stadium in Nashville.
NEW NISSAN STADIUM

Fan Zone

Titans + Nissan Stadium App presented by Verizon

Titans + Nissan Stadium App presented by Verizon

Stay up to date with team and stadium news, concert and event announcements, stream live Titans games and more!

DOWNLOAD IT NOW
Tennessee Titans Marketplace

Tennessee Titans Marketplace

A one-stop shop for Titans memorabilia, autographed items and more!

BID NOW
Tennessee Titans Email Newsletter

Tennessee Titans Email Newsletter

Get Titans news sent straight to your inbox.

Sign Up

Follow Us

facebook
instagram
snapchat
youtube
email
x
Advertising