Military AutoSource launches annual Harley-Davidson giveaway for service members in the Middle East
From now until November 20, 2016, U.S. military members stationed or deployed in the Middle East region can enter the Military AutoSource Thanksgiving Day Bike Giveaway. The winner of the giveaway will receive a brand-new 2017 Harley-Davidson Iron 883. Eligible military members can enter for their chance to win by visiting http://www.militaryautosource.com/Iron883.
The winner of the Thanksgiving Day Bike Giveaway will be announced at the final event held on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 2016, at Camp Buehring in Kuwait. Event attendees will enjoy a day of activities hosted by Military AutoSource, Base Command, AAFES, and the USO. The final drawing will take place that evening at 1900 hours outside of the PX.
Military AutoSource is the overseas on-base distributor of Harley-Davidson motorcycles. Founded by veterans, the company believes it is their responsibility to always give back to the community. One way Military AutoSource fulfills this responsibility is by hosting several bike and vehicle giveaways throughout the year. Recently they held the St. Patrick’s Day Harley-Davidson Giveaway which ended in March, giving away a 2016 Harley-Davidson Street 750.
To qualify for a chance to win, you must be a member of the U.S. Military or civilian component (DOD or government contractor) on active duty, or member of the diplomatic community. For full details about the Thanksgiving Day Bike Giveaway and official giveaway rules, visit http://www.militaryautosource.com/Iron883
About Military AutoSource
Military AutoSource (MAS) is a subsidiary of the Overseas Military Sales Corporation (OMSC). For over 50 years, Military AutoSource has been serving the military community by providing U.S. specification automobiles to active duty military, civilian, DOD employees and the diplomatic community stationed outside the United States. The on-base division of Military AutoSource, formerly known as Exchange New Car Sales, is authorized by the AAFES/NEXCOM program. You can learn more about Military AutoSource at http://www.militaryautosource.com.