The Greater Augusta-Fort Gordon Chapter of the Association of the United States Anny (AUSA) annual golf tournament fundraiser will be held on Friday, September 10, 2021 (rain date is Monday, September 13, 2021). As always, the tournament will be held at the beautiful Gordon Lakes Golf Course on Fort Gordon, home of the Cyber Center of Excellence.

Today we had the pleasure of exploring how the U.S. Navy Tenth Fleet changed their seafaring direction from anti-submarines to anti-cyber threats and eventually made port in Augusta, Georgia. Navy Captain Dominic Lovello, Commanding Officer of the Navy Information Operations Command - Georgia and Combined Task Force 1050 was a wonderful guest speaker.

To view the 20 April 2021 "Morning Briefing" Click Here.

Slides can be viewed below.

The Greater Augusta-Fort Gordon AUSA Chapter's 2020 College Scholarship application is now open. The local chapter of AUSA is offering up to three $2,000 scholarships for Active Duty or Reserve Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine or direct family member (Spouse or child). The scholarship is to be used during the 2020-2021 academic year and the money can be used for Tuition, Fees, and Books!!

Also NEW this year we are introducing the Carol and Ev Greenwood Memorial Scholarship. A $1,000 scholarship awarded to one eligible 
participant for tuition, fees, or books for the 2021-2022 academic year seeking to pursue a career within the electrical industry. 

This month General Carter Ham, U.S. Army Retired, AUSA President & CEO for being our guest speaker at today's August Morning ZOOM Briefing. If you missed his discussion on AUSA National and what to expect, please watch the video below.

Also, many thanks to our sponsors: Petsch Respiratory, Herbert Homes, First Command, Amentum, Georgia Power, MAU Workforce Solutions, Mayo and Associates, Defoor Realty, Episcopal Day School, and the CSRA Alliance for Fort Gordon.

This month MG Tom Carden, GA State Adjutant General, addressed the roles and responsibilities of the GA National Guard in response to the pandemic, protests, and violence. At the direction of the Governor, the GA National Guard serves in concert with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. Hear how these citizen soldiers have been deployed, what they legally can and cannot do, and what training they have received to perform these duties.