AUSA News October 2017
AUSA News October 2017
Congress passes CR - Appropriations bill kicked down the road
While we have temporarily “dodged the bullet” of a government shutdown, a potential Congressional meltdown in December could dangerous consequences for defense.
Hurricane relief: One of many Army aviation commitments
Recently 110 helicopters headed out of Fort Rucker, Ala., to avoid storm damage that might come from Hurricane Irma, said Maj. Gen.
Sgt. Maj. Todd B. Hunter receives AUSA Bainbridge Medal
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.
3 first sergeants receive Sgt. John Ordway Leadership Award
They are first sergeants who put their soldiers and their soldiers’ families first.
Gabram: Aircraft, equipment must be fully mission capable
The U.S. Army’s aviation force is working on improvements to sustainment and maintenance, but will respond immediately when the call to action comes.
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ROTC Corps of Cadets - The quality 'has never been better'
In the June 2016 issue of ARMY magazine, we provided an update on how the senior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps program (SROTC) has changed from
‘Victory Medics’ provide training during Saber Guardian
As a cadet I am participating in the largest multinational exercise in history in Europe with the “Victory Medics” of 30th Medical Brigade.
7 alumni inducted into ROTC National Hall of Fame
Seven Reserve Officers’ Training Corps’ alumni were honored as they were inducted into U.S.
JROTC teams compete in Leadership and Academic Bowl
After three days of competitions among Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) cadets from across the world, two Army JROTC teams were name
Seidl family is the 2017 AUSA Volunteer Family of the Year
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Blended Retirement - Use Retirement Comparison Calculator
With the launch of the new Blended Retirement System, service members may wonder how to compare their retirement benefits with the existing legacy
Remembering Vietnam exhibit examining the war opens at National Archives in Nov.
The National Archives will open a new exhibition, Remembering Vietnam: Twelve Critical Episodes in the Vietnam War, Nov. 10, 2017.
South Carolina Charleston Chapter is reorganized, revitalized
Once one of the best small AUSA chapters, the Charleston Chapter has been reorganized and revitalized.