May 2015 AUSA News
May 2015 AUSA News
Sequestration remains a major stumbling block for the Army
It is hearing season on the hill and AUSA has submitted testimony before the Joint House and Senate Veteran’s Affairs Committees, and will submit t
Brigade readiness down; sequestration will be ‘devastating’
Today, just 33 percent of our brigades are ready, when our sustained readiness rate should be closer to 70 percent," Army Chief of Staff Gen.
Dailey: Fiscal uncertainty, decisions threaten soldiers’ trust in leaders
The senior enlisted advisers from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force were on Capitol Hill to testify on quality-of-life concerns in their s
Army G-4: Sequestration ‘will put more soldiers in harm’s way’
The Army’s top logistician warned March 19 that budget woes are hurting readiness – and things could get worse."We are doing everything we can to c
McCain: Arbitrary spending cuts affect readiness, morale, modernization
SASC Leadership: Sequestration ‘devastating.’ An AUSA salute goes to Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John McCain, R-Ariz., and the ranking
Female soldiers honored for their accomplishments, achievements
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.I recently had the honor to
Army highlights female soldiers
The Army dedicated March to highlighting stories of female soldiers."These stories are inextricably woven into the essential fabric of the nation’s
Army opens 4,100 special operations positions for women
A directive signed by Army Secretary John M. McHugh, Feb. 25, opened more than 4,100 positions to women in the U.S.
Female soldier successfully completes 2nd pre-Ranger course
A female first lieutenant from Fort Carson, Colo, who flies Apache helicopters, successfully completed all course requirements of the second gender
Joint Base Lewis-McChord has first AUSA traveling family forum
The Family Readiness Directorate has taken its popular military family forums on the road.Working collaboratively with local AUSA Chapters and lead