AUSA News - February 2018
AUSA News - February 2018
Vietnam War books capture essence of controversial conflict
On Jan. 30, 968, the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army launched a wave of surprise attacks throughout South Vietnam. Known as the Tet Offensive, it ended in a major military defeat for the North. Fifty years later, the anniversary offers an appropriate time to examine Vietnam War titles published as part of the AUSA Book Program.
Enemies smile as Congress commits ‘professional malpractice’
Welcome to 2018 – a midterm election year.
Gen. Jack Merritt, 87, a former AUSA president, died Jan. 4
Retired Gen. Jack Neil Merritt, a former Association of the U.S. Army president, died Jan. 4 at the age of 87.
8 Van Autreve scholarships presented for academic excellence
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.
Cyber leader development for junior officers, youth is essential
The Army offers a number of cyber programs tailored for youth, even those with no interest in being part of the military, said Col. Andrew O.
Hartman: Army must improve its cyber training environment
Cyber Electromagnetic Activities (CEMA) support is fundamentally about making the Army more lethal, both for current operations and in planning for
Cyber exercises: Involve Army, industry, local government
When the Army, industry and local governments team up in “live-fire” cyber exercises, the results are mutually beneficial, said Col. Andrew O.
IGNITE – Ignites the spirit for female business entrepreneurs
Tenacity, resilience, grit.