The Artillery Officer Candidate School Heritage Hall Construction of the building is complete. The Field Artillery Museum Curator and his Volunteers have finished the displays and historic wall panels that surround the new classroom. The story of Artillery OCS will now be told to thousands of military students, family members and visitors each year.
Building Letter Design for the East Entrance of the Heritage Hall shown above
Click on OCS logos for Heritage Hall Information and Updates, Contributors lists and Special Recognition for contributions of $500 or more. Your support is greatly appreciated.
Artillery OCS Heritage Hall General Information and Updates
Special Recognition-Contributions of $500 or More
Heritage Hall Contributors - Alphabetical
Heritage Hall Contributors - By Class
Links to construction phase pictures and videos from 2023 are posted below. Click on OCS logos to view pictures taken during the dates shown.
Construction Photos March 7- April 25
Construction Photos March 23-June 21
Construction Photos June 22 - July 31
Construction Photos August 31
Construction Photos July 20-September 29, 2023
Construction Photos October 4-October 16
Construction Photos October 19-October 31
Construction Photos November 3- November 14
A copy of this memorandum was forwarded to us by email on January 24, 2024 Our cost for the building addition after the signage was added is $832,798
A look inside the Artillery OCS Heritage Hall Classroom (a photo album from January 23 and February 20, 2024)
Be sure to read the notice when you open the album. We still have work to do.
Construction Progress Videos Drive by Video on June 21, 2023 Below
Drive by Video East to West on September 28, 2023 Below
Drive by Video West to East on September 28, 2023 Below
Drive by Video on November 14, 2023 Below
The Fort Sill Garrison Commander approved naming the $832,798 addition we built and gifted to the US Army as the "Artillery Officer Candidate School Heritage Hall."
More than 820 Artillery OCS alumni, friends and family members funded the project. The building serves as a classroom and multi-purpose facility for the Artillery Museum.