February 2014 AUSA News
February 2014 AUSA News
‘Outlaw’ and ‘Palehorse’ troops patrol with Afghan Uniformed Police
Troopers with Combined Task Force Dragoon continue their mission of advising Afghan National Security Forces in preparation for the upcoming presid
Pay, benefits are incentives to join
(Editor’s note: The following is a Letter to the Editor published in the Washington Post by Gen. Gordon R.
Cyberspace warriors graduate, awarded Army’s newest MOS
The network is under attack!Cyber attacks are a daily reality and are growing in sophistication and complexity.How does the Army keep pace with thi
AUSA opposes 1-percent COLA reduction for military retirees
AUSA, with your help, has fought since the beginning of sequestration to end the arbitrary, cookie-cutter approach to deficit reduction.Now, along
1-pecent COLA cut for military retirees is ill-advised provision
AUSA needs you!! A last minute budget agreement passed by Congress included a provision that would negatively affect the calculation of the Cost of
Army World Class Athletes are on their way to Winter Olympics in Sochi
Three soldiers from the U.S. Army World Class Athlete Program earned nominations for the U.S.
AUSA Winter Symposium in Huntsville features veterans’ hiring event
The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) has partnered with the American Freedom Foundation to host the second Warriors To The Workforce Hi
Cost of Living Allowance 1-percent reduction hurts retired military personnel
AUSA has been leading the fight to end the draconian cuts in defense spending caused by sequestration and to mitigate the devastating effect it has
Housing 1 Source program helps newly assigned soldiers and families
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.Special thanks to the Alamo
National Guard celebrates 377 years of service to the nation
Since Dec. 13, 1637, some early American settlers who formed militias became minutemen – a highly mobile, elite force of the military.
PenFed Foundation Dream Makers program provides grants for soldiers
The PenFed Foundation is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization striving to meet the unmet financial needs of servicemen and their families
VCU and Army join to establish Supply Chain Management degree
The Army Logistics University and Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) have partnered to create a new degree program to support soldiers.The Mast
Wear Blue – Run to Remember honors fallen heroes of Iraq, Afghanistan wars
One of the 26 miles covered by the giant Marine Corps Marathon in Washington, D.C., is very different than the rest.For many who take part in or wa
Path to a healthy Army Organic Industrial Base is examined
The Association of the United States Army’s Institute of Land Warfare (ILW) has recently released a new publication.Titled "The Army’s Organic Indu