Arlington, Texas¡ª For the second consecutive season, the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and American Airlines welcome San Diego-based military members to Dallas-Fort Worth today for an unforgettable experience at Globe Life Field as part of the Suites for Servicemen and Women program.

The Rangers Foundation, American Airlines, and Texas Rangers first baseman Nathaniel Lowe, whose donation to the Rangers Foundation directly supports the program, will host over 70 Marines, Sailors, and their guests for a two-day trip that includes tonight¡¯s Rangers-Angels game and an exclusive tour of the George W. Bush Presidential Center.

The military members and their guests will arrive at Globe Life Field¡¯s TXU Energy North Plaza Entrance to a Texas-sized welcome from Rangers mascot Captain, the Six Shooters, and Rangers front office members, before heading to the field to watch batting practice at approximately 4:15 p.m., where they will meet Texas Rangers players and coaches, including Lowe.

Following their unique pre-game experience, all military members and their guests will watch the game from Lexus Club Field Suites, generously donated by the suite holders.

American Airlines will charter the Airbus A321 Flagship Valor aircraft to and from San Diego, which pays tribute to Medal of Honor recipients with a unique exterior wrap that depicts major military conflicts and the six characteristics that embody the Medal of Honor and those who have received it.

¡°American is honored to bring these Sailors and Marines to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for a memorable experience with the Texas Rangers and the Bush Presidential Library,¡± said Randy Stillinger, the Manager of Military and Veterans Initiatives for American Airlines. ¡°We take great pride in honoring the service and sacrifice of those who have served our country and are thankful to have great partners who share that commitment.¡±

The all-expenses paid trip continues tomorrow, Thursday, June 15, with a breakfast buffet at Texas Live!, followed by the tour of the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas.

In coordination with the Armed Services YMCA, servicemen and women participating in the two-day trip include those from several military hospitals and bases.

Suites for tonight¡¯s game were donated by Lexus Club Field Suite holders Brent Clum, Bob Simpson, Dal¨CTile, Dr. Pepper, Martin Sprocket & Gear, Primoris Services Corporation, Ryan, LLC, and Trilogy.

American Airlines and the Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation are also continuing their partnership on the Faces of Freedom program this year, which honors military members during Rangers¡¯ home games throughout the season and culminates in a trip to Washington, D.C. For more information, visit texasrangers.com/facesoffreedom.