AUSA News - May 2019
AUSA News - May 2019
AUSA asks Congress to support Guard, Reserve readiness
Over the next few weeks, the House and Senate armed services committees will start drafting their fiscal 2020 defense authorization bills.
Discounts on travel, gourmet gifts, entertainment and more
AUSA members get a free digital subscription to Battle Digest, an executive summary of history’s important battles, including lessons on strategy,
Best Ranger Competition showcases the Army’s finest
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Spouse of the Year strives to tell military families’ stories
The true stories of military life are important to Maria Reed, the 2019 Armed Forces Insurance Military Spouse of the Year for the Army.
Army budget moves forward in ‘unusual’ legislative year
On Capitol Hill, the committees on armed services and the defense appropriations subcommittees are making considerable progress holding hearings an
Civilian employees play critical role in the Army’s success
Civilians have worked alongside our Army’s soldiers since the Revolutionary War.
New graphic novel features Vietnam Special Forces hero
The AUSA Book Program will release its second digital graphic novel in May, titled Medal of Honor: Roy Benavidez.
Special Forces sergeant major honored for military service
Armando Yturria, a retired Army Special Forces sergeant major and a member of the Association of the U.S.
ROTC cadets, Army recruiters bowl at ‘Stars and Strikes’
The Stars and Strikes Bowling Tournament really put the “fun” into fundraising—in fact, the benefits of the tournament turned out to be far more th
Military basketball tournament brings troops together
The Military Basketball Association held its annual basketball tournament April 12-14 at the U.S.
Local chapter seeks to double community partnerships
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