AUSA News - January 2019
AUSA News - January 2019
Army wins third straight: Black Knights 17 – Midshipmen 10
Forget the win-loss records when the Army-Navy football game is played.
41st president and AUSA Marshall Medal recipient is honored
George H. W. Bush, the 41st president of the United States, died at his home in Houston, Texas, on Nov. 30, 2018. He was 94.
Veterans Community Project: Tiny homes for homeless vets
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.
Tanks for the Memories – Have An Armored New Year
It is the turning of a New Year, and my mind turns to tanks.
Government shutdown – Could the Pentagon be affected?
The Defense Department’s funding bill for fiscal 2019 was among the appropriations bills signed into law before the beginning of the fiscal year Oc
AUSA offers LegalShield for important insurance decisions
Life insurance is not interesting to most people, I know.
Pendleton’s goal: Increase Fort Campbell Chapter membership
Kelli Pendleton, president and CEO of the Christian County Chamber of Commerce, has one goal she intends to accomplish during her tenure as the nex
Beverly Lowe recognized for outstanding service to veterans
Beverly Lowe knew something was amiss when no one would tell her who the recipient of the 2018 Brigadier General Robert Drolet Service to Veterans
2019 Global Force Symposium and Exposition is March 26–28
“Readiness for Multi-Domain Operations” is the theme for the Association of the U.S.
Lott assumes command of the South Carolina State Guard
Maj. Gen. Tom Mullikin retired from command of the South Carolina State Guard (SCSG) during a formal change-of-command ceremony on Dec.
Strong social support networks strengthen family readiness
Arecent study identifying 16 indicators of family readiness concluded families that reach out to other military families, or participate in install
AUSA trustees nominate members
The Association of the United States Army’s Council of Trustees nominated two additional candidates to serve as trustees and re-nominated six curre