All American Farm (AAF) is a veteran-owned equine leadership and restoration destination in Camden, South Carolina. Founded by U.S. Air Force veteran Alicia N. Allmond, AAF was built on a simple belief: both horses and people deserve the opportunity to reset, recover, and move forward stronger.
What began as a rescue has evolved into a mission-driven environment serving servicemembers, veterans, and communities through structured, equine-based experiences.​
AAF delivers structured, ground-based equine experiences that build trust, strengthen communication, and improve team cohesion—without rank barriers. No riding or prior experience required. Every session is guided, intentional, and designed to translate directly to leadership and real life.​
By combining nature, horses, and experiential learning, AAF creates an environment proven to reduce stress, improve emotional awareness, and strengthen connection—where real change happens through experience, not instruction.​
AAF remains rooted in horse rescue, giving overlooked horses a second chance—while creating a powerful space for people to do the same.​
Home to Trooper, a retired U.S. Army Caisson horse, AAF continues a legacy of service—bridging the gap between military experience and personal restoration.​
AAF is expanding into one of the Southeast’s premier veteran-led leadership destinations—serving military units, organizations, and communities through high-impact experiences designed to restore, reconnect, and strengthen those who serve.
Our Values
Kindness
Caring compassionately for the dignity and well-being of others
Respect
Honoring the dignity and worth of others through thoughtful care and consideration
Patriotism
Deep love and loyalty toward our nation, expressed through pride, support, and a commitment to its values and well-being
Alicia
Alicia was born and raised in Columbia, South Carolina where she attended Winthrop University in Rock Hill, S.C. before committing to service in the U.S. Air Force.
While in uniform, Alicia was stationed in California, Nebraska, and South Korea. She served in Operations ENDURING FREEDOM and IRAQI FREEDOM with duty locations in the Middle East region.
After more than a decade of honorable active-duty service, Alicia transitioned into the civil service, working with Army, Air Force, Navy and Marines in both Nebraska and Florida. As a civilian, she traveled extensively in support of Operation INHERENT RESOLVE and other military missions. Her duties enabled her to travel to some of the most fascinating locations around the world to include Bahrain, Dubai, London, Tel Aviv, and Uzbekistan.
As fate would have it, after traveling to more than 20 countries, Alicia returned back to her home state of South Carolina to be closer to her amazing parents and family.
Sam
Sam, a native of Coalwood, West Virginia, graduated from West Virginia State University, a historically Black college and university (HBCU), where he was commissioned into the active-duty Army.
He served during Operations DESERT SHIELD, DESERT STORM, ENDURING FREEDOM, and IRAQI FREEDOM not only leading Soldiers in and out of combat, but also advising numerous senior military officials on Intelligence matters. Sam also worked with soldiers from South Korea, Lebanon, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia to increase global partnerships in military training and readiness.
During his 25-year military career, which earned him many awards and a plethora of recognition, Sam is still humbled and most proud of the honor to have mentored and supported younger troops along their career paths.
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