McQuistion appointed AUSA senior director for membership
Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan, USA, Ret., president and CEO of the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), has announced that Lt. Gen.
Defense budget cut $5B – Army readiness funds cut $450M
Defense-related legislation moves through Congress. Four pieces of vital legislation are shaping the Army’s future.
Alexander, Cardon: Army must deal now with evolving cyber threats
The Army and the nation are grappling with cyber defense and cyber warfare as the information exposition makes it difficult to define fut
NCOs, soldiers recognized at Annual Meeting’s SMA awards lunch
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldier’s professional
Army cyber and network ops are now a war fighting platform
The institutional and operational Army must continue to adapt in a rapidly evolving cyber warfare environment, senior Army leaders said N
Army National Guard ‘must look through the lens of readiness’
The Army National Guard is considering increasing the minimum number of annual training days from the current 39, Lt. Gen. Timothy J.
‘The Army is way too small’ – drawing down to 450,000 active force
Russia’s illegal seizure of Crimea and its backing of Ukrainian separatists are deliberate attempts to tear NATO and the European Union a
Army installations are key in maintaining the tactical edge
If today’s – and tomorrow’s – Army is to retain its tactical edge, its installations must make the best possible use of all available res
Army talent management: ‘A force that liberates unique abilities’
Talent management is essential for getting the right people in the right place, at the right time, for any Army job – but especially for
Border security – military supporting civilian law enforcement
In combat, the U.S. military aims to "find, fix and finish" the enemy, but in its increasingly organized role in securing the U.S.
Conley stresses importance of soldier education and promotions
With approximately nine months remaining on the job as the top enlisted soldier in the Army National Guard, Command Sgt. Maj.
Developing leaders: Teach soldiers how to think, not what to think
Leader development is important to ensure the Army’s success in a complex world, emphasized officials during the 2015 Association of the
Emma Sky’s book advocates stronger Middle East strategy
The inaugural event in the Association of the U.S.
Homeland Security Pavilion connects sellers with buyers
For many vendors and government agencies the Homeland Security Pavilion is the best place to connect with potential customers at the 2015 AUSA Annual Meeting
ILW paper: Total Army prevents conflict, shapes national security
AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare (ILW) has recently released a new publication, "Enabling Reserve Component Readiness to Ensure National
Mexico is ‘absolute necessity’ for U.S. border security threats
With all the external security threats facing the United States, the importance of Mexico to U.S.
Military families who need and seek help show their strength
For military families, resilience means admitting when you can’t do it alone, Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Military Communit
Shyu calls for streamlined testing and acquisition reform
During a question-and-answer period at an Institute of Land Warfare Contemporary Military Forum on how the government and industry can ba
Special Ops, conventional forces must maintain interoperability
During 14 years of war, the Army’s Special Operations Forces (SOF) and conventional forces have been forced to work closely together.