AUSA is a private, nonprofit, educational Association of individual, business and organization members dedicated to supporting and maintaining a strong national defense with an emphasis on the role of the United States Army. AUSA supports the needs and interests of all components of the Total Army - Active Duty, Army Reserve, National Guard, Department of the Army civilians, retirees and family members.
What is Our Mission?
Nationally: Being the voice for all components of America’s Army, fostering public support of the Army’s role in national security, and providing professional education and information programs.
Locally: Supporting Soldiers, Department of the Army Civilians, Veterans and the Army Family.
Beyond AUSA's role as an advocate for the Army and its Soldiers, as well as the great publications and professional development opportunities available, AUSA offers a great variety of discounts on a range of products and services. Visit the link below and you’ll find information on the full range of AUSA benefits, including education and career help, travel and entertainment, merchandise, and many more.
Your Chapter Nominating Committee has requested AUSA National’s support with conducting your Chapter’s election. The Nominating Committee has followed your Chapter bylaws and based on your responses, they have forwarded this ballot to us for this year’s election.
Association of the United States Army Redstone-Huntsville Chapter Vice President, Digital Communications
Each year, the Redstone-Huntsville Chapter of the Association of the United States Army releases a chapter coin to commemorate the year. In years past, the chapter coins have celebrated the anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing, chapter accolades, and other major milestones.
Happy 2022 to our Redstone-Huntsville Chapter Members, Community Partners, National Partners and Team Redstone followers! I hope you all had an enjoyable holiday season. We hosted a very well attended holiday gathering at the Von Braun Center in December where we recognized the category winners from the 2021 Veterans Day Parade. There was also a toast to those lost and the survivors of the attack on Pearl Harbor. It has been 80 years since that infamous day in our nation’s history.