President Barack Obama and Afghan President Hamid Karzai signed an agreement that commits the nations to negotiating and building a strategic partn

A humble 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) soldier received the nation’s second-highest military honor in a ceremony April 12 at McAuliffe Hall

Service members train to hone their skills both on and off the battlefield throughout the year, testing their abilities to perform in different env

The 29th Annual David E. Grange Jr.

As the summer moving season rapidly approaches, soldiers, civilians and families need to plan ahead to mitigate the stress of relocating.

The battle’s won.

AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare has recently released a new publication."First Army: Training for Today’s Requirements and Tomorrow’s Contingencie

AUSA chapters and members are encouraged to submit proposed resolutions to the 2012 AUSA Resolutions Committee for consideration.Prior to the Assoc

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The Army announced plans April 11 for a "Green Warrior Convoy" to demonstrate and educate the value of science and technology in Army vehicles.Kath

The NIE Project Manager Current "Trail Boss" teams have loaded and verified equipment for more than 40 different networked systems.

In advance of the major field exercise for the Army’s new tactical communications network, engineers are putting systems through their paces.

As a member-based organization, AUSA annually solicits proposed resolutions from its membership.Throughout the spring and summer months, individual

In November 2011, the Army concluded its second Network Integration Evaluation (NIE.)The NIE consists of a series of semi-annual field exercises to

During a tour of the European theater, the Army chief of staff, Gen. Raymond T. Odierno, sat down for a podcast with U.S.

Soldiers recovering from Traumatic Brain Injury had the chance to see if they were ready to get "back to the fight" during simulated combat skills

The flashy systems may attract a lot of attention, but it is the soldiers who get the final say when it comes to evaluating new network technologie

Soldiers from the 1st Battalion, 35th Armor, 2nd Brigade, 1st Armored Division, are heavily involved in the Network Integration Evaluation 12.2, or

AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare has released a new publication – "Third Army: Empowering Theater Responsiveness by Synchronizing Operational Maneu

The Army is preparing to field up to eight brigade combat teams (BCTs) with an advanced, integrated tactical communications network beginning early