March 2012 AUSA News
March 2012 AUSA News
Odierno describes strategic benefits of leaner Army
The Army will remain capable through its planned drawdown of 80,000 soldiers and at least eight brigade combat teams, its chief of staff said.Gen.
Army chief issues his ‘Marching Orders’ for decisive force
The Army chief of staff released "Marching Orders – America’s Force of Decisive Action" Jan. 30 to the worldwide force."My intent," Gen.
New defense budget puts focus on technology and special forces
Spending priorities in the forthcoming Fiscal Year 2013 defense budget request call for reductions in the end strength of the Army and Marine Corps
32nd Army Vice Chief Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli retires
The thunderous sound of a 21-gun salute echoed across Washington and Northern Virginia as Gen. Peter W.
2012 Army Ten-Miler will start at Pentagon Oct. 21
The Army’s 28th Annual Army Ten-Miler, the third largest 10-mile race in the world, is set for Oct.
Army All-American Bowl brings together high schoolers and Army soldiers
High school football stars, Army soldiers and wounded warriors from Brooke Army Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas, gathered at the Alamodome Jan
Army chief examines the Army’s future role in Asian region
The Army is looking for increased opportunities to partner with allies in Asia, including both Korea and Japan.Chief of Staff of the Army Gen.
AUSA: Voice for the Army – Support for the Soldier
After 10 years at war, the sacrifices of American soldiers and their families continue to be admired by the American public.The people’s respect an
AUSA plays ‘huge role’ in supporting Army
First, let me thank each of you who work tirelessly, representing our Soldiers, Civilians, and Families on Capitol Hill and educating senior civili
AUSA trustees receive nominations to serve on council
Nominations to serve on the Association of the United States Army’s Council of Trustees were submitted by the national nominating committee to the
Grassroots activity is essential – creating AUSA’s resolutions
This report describes the life cycle of AUSA’s grassroots work from the creation of the Association’s annual resolutions to the creation of the nex
Leaders cite AUSA for its work
"I deeply appreciate the opportunity to address this conference – yours is the first service organization that I’ve addressed as Secretary of Defen
New changes to TRICARE Dental and Young Adult Prime
Congress approves changes to TRICARE dental program for survivors. Congress recently passed legislation that affects the TRICARE Dental Program (TD
Odierno: Army has three principle roles – ‘Prevent, Shape, Win’
We have been an Army at war for the past decade.
Supporting and strengthening families is important AUSA work
The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) was established in 1950 with the mission to assist America’s Army and support our soldiers in thei
Top 10 reasons every soldier should be an AUSA member
The Association of the United States Army is the Army’s professional association and has, for over 63 years, provided support for soldiers and fami
The Chief of Staff of the Army’s Retiree Council aids soldiers in retirement
The Chief of Staff of the Army’s Retiree Council was established Nov.
Rotating units replace two Army brigades in Europe
Ground forces will remain important to the U.S. defense strategy, but the employment of the forces will change, Defense Secretary Leon E.
Missouri National Guard aims to pass above and beyond Army Physical Fitness Test
Following the active Army component, the Missouri National Guard is pushing its soldiers to be more all-around physically fit as opposed to simply
Austin sworn in as 33rd Army vice chief of staff on Jan. 31
Gen. Lloyd J. Austin III was sworn in as the Army’s 33rd vice chief of staff during a ceremony at Joint Base Myer – Henderson Hall, Jan.