AUSA News June 2017
AUSA News June 2017
You can help AUSA destroy the Doomsday Device
Once upon a time, there was a legislative body called “Congress.”
Operation Deploy Your Dress supports soldiers and families
During the weekend of April 29-30, the Association of the U. S. Army’s General Gordon R.
1st Armored Division soldiers named Army’s Best Scouts
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s association for education and professional development, and a major sup
$1.07 trillion spending bill signed - Defense up $19.9B over 2016
With no time to spare before a partial government shutdown, Congress passed a $1.07 trillion fiscal 2017 omnibus spending bill.
Decorated Ranger discusses experiences in Korea, Vietnam
A decorated Army Ranger who served in Korea and Vietnam says the U.S. must guard against going into a future conflict unprepared.
AUSA announces expanded relationship with USAWOA
As part of the Association of the U. S.
Army and defense industry need more consistent funding
(Editor’s note: The AUSA Hot Topic forum on Army contracts was held April 26.
Planning to travel? – Check your AUSA member benefits
It’s time to plan your summer travel – so don’t forget to take advantage of your AUSA membership benefits.
3 AUSA chapter members ‘have made a difference’
Three members of the Association of the U.S.
Community honors Audie Murphy, soldiers and veterans
The life and times of America’s most decorated war hero as well as all veterans and active-duty soldiers were celebrated during Audie Murphy Day.
AUSA’s Family Readiness director speaks to volunteers
Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall Commander Patrick M. Duggan and Command Sgt. Maj. Carolyn Y.
Perna to ROTC cadets: Competence, commitment, character
The Army’s senior logistician urged nearly 200 Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) senior and junior cadets to be competent, committed and of h