Technology Alters Warfare, Army Culture
Connected Soldiers: Life, Leadership, and Social Connections in Modern War. John Spencer. Potomac Books. 280 pages. $24.95
By Lt. Col. Joe Byerly
The Association of the United States Army has three missions:
- Educate our members, the public, industries, and Congress about the evolving nature of land warfare and the Army’s central role in national defense.
- Inform our members, communities, and Congress about issues affecting America’s Army as a whole, as well as individuals who serve in the Regular Army, Army National Guard, and Army Reserve.
- Connect the Army to the American people at the national, regional, and chapter levels. These relationships must then be positively reinforced.
San Francisco Chapter, AUSA, serves and supports the communities of San Francisco, San Mateo, Marin and Sonoma counties.
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Army athletes, coach of the year honored at AUSA symposium
Three soldiers, selected as the 2015 Army athletes and coach of the year, were honored at the Association of the U.S. Army Global Force Symposium and Exposition in Huntsville, Alabama.
Capt. Alexander Driscoll, a U.S. Armed Forces Cycling Team member who served in Afghanistan during Operation Iraqi Freedom as an infantry platoon leader and is now a military intelligence officer at Fort Huachuca, Arizona, was recognized as the 2015 Army Male Athlete of the Year.