AUSA News - April 2018
AUSA News - April 2018
Getting an increase in money may now be easier than spending it
Show me the money! After years of fiscal austerity, getting a huge financial boost is a good problem to have.
2017 Army Emergency Relief – 43,000+ requests = $69.7 million
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s association for education and professional development, and a major sup
Air/missile defense: Increase and improve required capability
The new national defense strategy has returned focus to great power competition, and Army air and missile defense (AMD) capabilities will be critic
Operation Deploy Your Dress is coming to AUSA on April 28
On April 28, the AUSA Family Readiness Directorate will once again partner with Operation Deploy Your Dress (ODYD), a 100 percent donation-based, v
Soviet General Staff series examines Red Army operations
Tensions are on the rise with a resurgent Russia.
Our Congress and the mid-term election year ahead
Let’s review the timeline of significant events ahead for Capitol Hill.
At midnight on March 23, the continuing resolution will expire.
Helping Our Own at Home supports veterans’ therapy program
A nonprofit organization that advocates for the U.S.
Memorial Army museum bricks honor soldiers and families
Supporters of the National Museum of the United States Army (NMUSA) continue to purchase commemorative bricks as a lasting tribute that will be pla
Made a Difference awards presented for community service
The Association of the U.S.
Dickinson: Enhance layered air/missile defense capability
In addition to peer competitors China and Russia, North Korea and Iran are posing a rapidly evolving threat, said Lt. Gen. Jim Dickinson.
Needed: Short-range air defense systems to destroy drones
One of the Army’s current priorities is development of a maneuver system to counter short-range air defense threats such as drones, officials said
Reserve soldiers’ medical readiness essential for deployments
Medical readiness is essential to Army Reserve units’ ability to deploy and conduct their missions.
Medals of Heroism presented posthumously to 3 JROTC cadets
The Army has awarded Medals of Heroism, the service’s highest medal for Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets, to the three Junior ROTC students
34th Army Ten-Miler registrations open May 9, May 23
The 34th Annual Army Ten-Miler will be held on Sunday, Oct. 7, at 8 a.m., at the Pentagon.