Association of the United States Army: AUSA News

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Chief: Army Needs to Grow
The Army chief of staff told a special commission on the guard and reserve that the active Army needed to grow by 7,000 soldiers a year and that Defense Department policies restricting access to the soldiers in the reserve components who had been mobilized earlier needed to be changed.

Schools Move Out on Merging at Sill
Responding to the directive mandated by the Base Realignment and Closure Commission, the U.S. Army is actively engaged in establishing a new school house and combining the schools of two branches that provide fire power from the ground and in space – at one location.

THAAD Passes Mobility Test
The Theatre High Altitude Aerial Defense (THAAD) system passed one of its most important tests merely sitting in the belly of cargo aircraft.

‘We Can’t Have Old Think’ on Mental Health
Taking care of soldiers’ and their families’ mental health needs “during this long war is an integral part of readiness,” the president of the Association of the United States Army told a special Defense Department task force meeting in suburban Washington Dec. 20.

‘We Can’t Have Old Think’ on Mental Health
Taking care of soldiers’ and their families’ mental health needs “during this long war is an integral part of readiness,” the president of the Association of the United States Army told a special Defense Department task force meeting in suburban Washington Dec. 20.

AUSA Identifies Challenges in Care
The president of the Association identifies health care issues and specifics to meet the challenges.

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