RAMS TO DONATE A TICKET TO MILITARY MEMBERS FOR EVERY TICKET PURCHASED THIS WEEK TO SUNDAY’S GAME

--Limited number of good tickets still available for team’s annual “Salute to America’s Veterans”; Fans can call 314-RAMS-TIX or visit stlouisrams.com/tickets to purchase--

ST. LOUIS ─ In honor of America’s military members, the Rams will host its annual “Salute to America’s Veterans” game presented by Boeing this Sunday. 

Limited tickets remain for the game versus the New Orleans Saints, and for every ticket purchased this week, the Rams will donate a ticket to the military.  Fans can call 314-RAMS-TIX or visit stlouisrams.com/tickets to purchase tickets and the Rams will handle the distribution of the tickets. 

"The St. Louis Rams are proud to honor our military men and women who dedicated their lives to serving our country and ensuring a bright future for generations to come," said Kevin Demoff, executive vice president of football operations/chief operating officer, St. Louis Rams. "Whether it is sending players and cheerleaders overseas to visit our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan or visiting local veterans in the hospital on Veterans' Day, acknowledging our soldiers' service is a priority of our organization. As we prepare to honor the military with our ‘Salute to Veterans,’ we want to partner with the St. Louis region to help recognize our local heroes by providing them with a ticket to our game on Sunday against New Orleans. Therefore, for each ticket bought by the general public between now and Saturday, the Rams' organization will match that ticket purchase by donating an equal number of tickets to our local military so they can take part in Sunday's ‘Salute to Veterans.’ This is a unique opportunity for our community to reach out to our local servicemen and women and say thank you."

As part of Sunday’s military tribute, the National Anthem will be performed by Generald Wilson of the United States Navy and at halftime, there will be a special Military Pass in Review led by General Duncan J. McNabb, Commander, U.S. Transportation Command, Scott Air Force Base, Illinois.  There will also be several in-game recognition ceremonies to honor military members for their contributions to our country. Additionally, all fans entering the Edward Jones Dome will receive Boeing/Rams “dog tags.”