May 2012 AUSA News
May 2012 AUSA News
Top commander in Afghanistan urges U.S. to ‘stay the course’
Stay the course in Afghanistan" was the message Marine Corps Gen. John R.
Dunwoody: AMC – ‘Bold, Adaptive, Innovative’
The Army Materiel Command (AMC) is trying to do the right things for the right reasons, AMC Commander Gen.
Army Museum will feature American soldier registry
The National Museum of the United States Army is coming.Plans for the long overdue Army museum are progressing very well.
A number of programs exist for military spouses seeking work
Ask almost any military spouse what their biggest military lifestyle challenge is and many will respond: "Having a career."The many moves that are
Army Museum will include theater, garden and education pavilion
The Army Historical Foundation has announced the plans for five public spaces to be featured in the National Museum of the United States Army.The m
Dental plan expanded to guard and reserve
Guard and reserve in TAMP eligible for dental program. The TRICARE Management Activity recently announced that on Jan.
New ILW publication examines U.S. Army in the Pacific Basin
AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare (ILW) has recently released a new publication titled "The Rationale for a Robust U.S.
New initiatives focus on meeting present and future challenges
Gen. Robert W. Cone, commanding general of U.S.
The Military Coalition’s positions sent to Hill committees
Longtime readers know that AUSA is partnered with The Military Coalition – a group of 34 military-related associations that meet monthly to craft j
Three Army soldiers honored as athletes, coach of the year
Three soldiers, selected as the athletes and coach of the year for 2011, were honored and recognized Feb.
Wrong: Increase fees for military retiree health care
The Military Coalition strikes back! Members of the House Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee heard directly from a co-chairman of The Military C
Army showcases the ‘Force of Decisive Action’
The Army is the nation’s "force of decisive action," the Army is "meeting the needs of the nation" and "people are our Army."All three messages fig
Freeman explains S&T strategy: Invest to get results
The science and technology, or S&T, sector of the Army will be less reactive and more proactive in concept and capability development in coming
Hewson: Stronger relationship with industry is key
The key to more productive work between the Army and industry during the coming era of budget cuts is a closer relationship built on trust, Marilly