November 2013 AUSA News
November 2013 AUSA News
Budget cuts, sequestration will affect active, reserve forces readiness
The Army chief of staff told lawmakers if they don’t mitigate reductions under the Budget Control Act, 85 percent of brigade combat teams would be
Winnefeld: Military is stepping onto a ‘shaky financial field of the future’
With the military’s financial future unclear, officials must step to the fore and lead, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said in Arli
Command Sgt. Maj. Andrew McFowler will receive Bainbridge Medal
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army – our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.Everyone who attends the Associat
U.S. and Nepal conduct joint exercise
The narrow streets of Kathmandu, Nepal, are rarely quiet.The city’s 2 million residents move constantly through a maze of buildings, weaving throug
‘Under the Dome’ Irresponsibility
No way to do business. As this goes to press, the train of irresponsibility went speeding down the track and hit the wall.With no time to spare, th
2013 AUSA Award Winners
The General Creighton W. Abrams Medal for exceptional service to the United States Army is awarded to Gen. Louis C.
DoD announces new, at-cost military retiree hearing aid program
Advances in technology have made hearing aids into high-tech medical devices, and the best hearing aids ever made are now in production.Military re
ESGR promotes employer support for guard, reserve soldiers
Our country relies on the skills and proven abilities our National Guard and Reserve service members provide.
First Intrepid Spirit Center opens at Fort Belvior – Nine planned
Since the 9/11 terrorist attacks that happened 12 years ago, more than 2.5 million U.S.
Flores family selected as AUSA Volunteer Family of the Year
Endurance. Strength. Flexibility.
Papers examine Soldier Power, Army South, cutting housing allowance
AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare has recently released new publications on emerging topics."Addition Through Subtraction: Empowering the Soldier by
Partisan gridlock hampers progress on nation’s financial problems
Sadly, there is not much new from Capitol Hill.The same old partisan gridlock has left the nation with no resolution to its continuing fiscal probl
Remember My Service and AUSA partner on unit history program
The Association of the United States Army and Remember My Service (RMS) Productions have joined forces to provide a recognition and historical prog