A smaller Army still needs to be ready, and sequester issues on top of previous budget cuts are impacting readiness accounts, said Army Chief of St

The Association of the United States Army’s Council of Trustees elected two new members and re-elected three members to serve on the Association’s

The Army Deputy Chief of Staff, G-1, visited Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Wash., recently to meet with leaders to discuss the Army’s Ready and Resilie

With sequestration firmly in place, the Army will be buying a lot less stuff, and leaders are concerned about ensuring the businesses they buy thin

Senior Defense Department civilian and military leaders are deeply committed to making the necessary changes to prevent sexual assault and to act q

Army Ten-Miler and GEICO officials announced that runners attending the Army Ten-Miler’s Pre-Race GEICO Pasta Dinner are in for a special event and

I send greetings to all of you from the Association of the United States Army.I am honored to introduce myself as the new Director of Noncommission

After weeks of review, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has concluded budget cuts will require most of the department’s civilian employees to be furlo

The annual slog to completion of the defense authorization and appropriation legislation has begun.The House Armed Services Committee begins its ma

Early news is good for AUSA priorities. The long legislative process with getting the defense authorization bill passed and signed by the president

Gen. Gordon R. Sullivan, USA, Ret., president of the Association of the United States Army, recently announced that Sgt. Maj.

This month’s AUSA Family Report highlights a program that showcases imaginative, cutting-edge therapies for our returning service members and their