Military Brat Hall of Fame™

Honors elite military brats in esports, military service, arts, science, business, civic leadership, and community impact. Annual induction ceremony at Brat Corps Summit™. Searchable database of 500+ honorees globally.

Recognition Categories:

A promotional poster displaying the Military Brat Hall of Fame and Esports Excellence awards, featuring images of esports players and winners holding a trophy, with text highlighting accomplishments and legacy in military-connected esports.

Military Brat Esports™ Excellence:

  • Top esports players, coaches, organizers

  • Tournament champions, streaming stars, esports leaders

  • Impact on military-connected esports

A promotional image for the Military Brat Hall of Fame honoring innovation, science, and technology. It features a crest with an eagle, stars, and shields, along with images of rockets, satellites, and a person working with a microscope. The image highlights honored leaders, induction ceremonies, and various categories of excellence including scientific discovery, engineering, technology, esports, military tech, digital solutions, research, space, and artificial intelligence. Photos of laureates and a global map are also visible, emphasizing their worldwide impact.

Science, Technology & Innovation:

  • Scientists, engineers, tech leaders

  • Innovations in esports, military tech, digital platforms

  • Research contributions

An informative poster highlighting the 2025 Military Brat Hall of Fame community impact. It features a crest with an eagle, shield, and banners, and images of service members, families, and inductees. The poster celebrates military brats' contributions, profiles five inductees with photos and names: Amy Robach, Russell Wilson, Jessica Alba, Kelly McGillis, Colleen McMahon, and Dr. Benjamin Chu. It emphasizes values like honor, resilience, and legacy, and promotes community categories such as volunteer excellence, mentorship leadership, grassroots leadership, youth empowerment, military family support, community building, humanitarian service, and lifetime legacy. The poster also showcases images of inductee events, a night of honor, legacy recognition, and world impact, and encourages nominations via a QR code.

Community Impact:

  • Volunteers, mentors, community organizers

  • Grassroots leadership

  • Direct impact on military-brat communities

Military Brat Hall of Fame poster featuring a large crest with an eagle, shield, and banners; supporting soldiers and flags; honorees with photos; and sections on leadership, service categories, and induction ceremony.

Military Service & Leadership:

  • Military officers, enlisted service members

  • Decorated service, leadership excellence

  • Service to military-connected communities

Infographic honoring the Military Brat Hall of Fame for business and entrepreneurship, featuring a logo with an eagle, shield, and mounts, with images of award ceremonies, honorees, and key achievements, with text highlighting leadership, innovation, legacy, and community impact.

Business & Entrepreneurship:

  • Business founders, executives, social entrepreneurs

  • Innovation and economic impact

  • Military-brat-focused businesses

A detailed infographic celebrating the Military Brat Hall of Fame in Arts & Culture. It features a logo with a shield and eagle, images of a music performance, a ceremony, and portraits of honored artists and cultural leaders. The infographic highlights themes of cultural heritage, storytelling, and legacy, with sections on categories of arts and culture excellence, and mentions over 500 honorees worldwide.

Arts & Culture:

  • Musicians, actors, writers, directors, artists

  • Cultural contributions celebrating military-brat identity

  • Media and entertainment leaders

Poster for the Military Brat Hall of Fame, featuring the Capitol building at sunset, the Brat Corps emblem with gold wings and scales, and photos of five inductees: Colin Powell, Tammy Duckworth, Kirsten Gillibrand, Mark Takano, and Mikie Sherrill. The poster highlights the mission to honor military brats and promotes civic leadership and advocacy, with sections on categories, honors, and the importance of military families.

Civic Leadership & Advocacy:

  • Advocates, policy makers, nonprofit leaders

  • Congressional representatives, advisors

  • Impact on military-family policy

A promotional poster for the Military Brat Hall of Fame nomination and selection process. It features a silhouette of a military family standing by an American flag at sunset, with details about the nomination timeline, requirements, selection criteria, and benefits, along with a display of the Hall of Fame database and endorsement quote.

Nomination & Selection Process

Timeline:

  • October–December: Nomination period (open to public)

  • January: Selection Committee review (10 members: Brat Corps leaders, Hall of Fame honorees, external experts)

  • February: Finalists announced

  • March: Induction Ceremony (Brat Corps Summit, March 15–17)

Nomination Requirements:

  • Nominee must be military-brat (or military-connected adult)

  • Minimum 5 years in field of achievement

  • Demonstrated impact and leadership

  • Written nomination (500 words max) with supporting materials

Selection Criteria:

  • Excellence and achievement in field

  • Impact on military-brat or military-family community

  • Leadership and integrity

  • Inspiration to others

  • Diversity of representation (across categories, regions, demographics)

Honoree Benefits:

  • Formal induction ceremony at Brat Corps Summit (March)

  • Media coverage and press releases

  • Featured profile on bratcorps.org/hall-of-fame/ (searchable database)

  • Lifetime honoree status and recognition

  • Invitation to annual Hall of Fame reunion events

  • Speaking opportunities at Posts, events, media

Hall of Fame Database:

  • Searchable by name, category, year

  • Full profile with biography, achievements, impact statement

  • Photos and media

  • Social media links and website

  • Contact/collaboration opportunities

2027 Induction Class: 15–20 honorees across 7 categories (announced Feb 1, 2027)

"View All Honorees" → bratcorps.org/national-initiatives/hall-of-fame/directory "Nominate a Brat" → bratcorps.org/national-initiatives/hall-of-fame/nominate

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