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The Panthers and USO-NC organize annual visits to military bases across the Carolinas. Coaches, players, TopCats and Sir Purr participate in visits, interacting with troops for special recognition and shared experiences.

The Panthers and USO-NC work directly with military bases in the Carolinas to recognize and thank military personnel for their service with an exclusive experience at the team's training camp each summer at Wofford College in Spartanburg, S.C.

The Row of Honor is a distinctive row of eight seats in Bank of America Stadium that is reserved for and recognizes active duty service personnel and veterans. Each seat features the official emblem of all five U.S. Military service branches.

The NFL and the Panthers continue their long history of honoring veterans and active duty members of the military with their annual Salute to Service campaign. The campaign is designed to unify and elevate the extensive military appreciation work of the NFL and its clubs.

The Panthers, USO of North Carolina and TAPS partner to honor the men and women who have given the ultimate sacrifice during the Nation's current conflict (2001-present). For one game, the team honors the memory of those killed in action by featuring their initials on active players' helmets.

The USO of NC and the Panthers work together year-round to connect our military service members to family, home and country. From organizing team visits to military installations, to honoring our service members on the field and even hosting team building events, the USO of NC assists with all military outreach efforts.

This program provides a unique opportunity to thank military personnel and their family. The Panthers host service men and women and their families on select days at Bank of America Stadium for a personal re-enlistment ceremony.

This program, in partnership with USO-NC, provides military personnel who are Panthers fans with an ultimate game day during the team's annual Salute to Service game.

Each year, the Panthers, USO-NC: Charlotte Center and hundreds of volunteers welcome and greet more than 2,000 service men and women at Charlotte-Douglas International Airport as they head home for the holidays from basic training in Fort Jackson, S.C.