The AUSA Book Program offers quality books about Army heritage, military theory and policy, and security in the modern world. One of its goals is to foster an understanding of the emerging security environment. This program permits AUSA members to purchase these titles at a discounted rate.
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New location, great crowds for Book Program at AUSA 2024
October 31, 2024
The AUSA Book Program brought together authors, publishers, and record numbers of attendees in the best-ever AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition. Situated within a new Education Zone at ...
Army War Expo Showcases Services, Future
September 26, 2024
The AUSA Book Program was excited to be part of Army Expo ’24 on September 14-15. The magnificent weather in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, helped bring out record crowds, with over 7000 ...
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Medal of Honor Graphic Novels
AUSA is proud to present the Medal of Honor graphic novel series. These full-color digital books—created by a talented team drawn from the world of professional comic book publishers—bring to life the courage and commitment of some of America’s most celebrated Soldiers.
Volume 6, Issue 4: Medal of Honor: Charles Whittlesey
Charles Whittlesey commanded the famed Lost Battalion of World War I. On October 2, 1918, he led over 500 men in an advance against the German line during the Meuse-Argonne offensive. In the face of superior numbers, they were surrounded by the enemy and cut off from their division. Whittlesey overcame the lack of supplies and mounting casualties to hold out for five days before reinforcements finally arrived.
Special Edition Graphic Novel
POINTE DU HOC:
Army History, Army Values
See the famous D-Day story come to life.
In the early hours of June 6, 1944, U.S. Army Rangers had to execute a mission some called impossible: scale the cliffs at Pointe du Hoc and take out the guns that threatened the landings at Omaha Beach and Utah Beach.