November 2014 AUSA News
November 2014 AUSA News
Coach Mike Krzyzewski receives AUSA’s George C. Marshall Medal
When you’re honored by the best, it is the best," the winningest basketball coach in NCAA history said in concluding his acceptance address during
Budget constraints affect readiness, modernization, manpower
"We are the greatest land power the world has ever seen.
Odierno: Soldiers ‘must be this nation’s trusted professionals’
Whether it be along the DMZ in Korea, the mountains of Afghanistan, the deserts of Iraq, the plains of Eastern Europe, the savannahs of Central and
Allyn, Chandler honor soldier and NCO of the year at luncheon
In the mind of Gen. Daniel B.
Hagel stresses smaller Army must maintain combat readiness
The Army must maintain a force capable of fighting across the full spectrum of war even as defense outlays shrink.Further, the service must maintai
Drill sergeants, AIT platoon sergeant, recruiters honored by AUSA
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.This year at the AUSA Annua
Army Pacific commander’s AOR is 52 percent of earth’s surface
The Army’s top general in the Pacific, who oversees the service operating in an area that is 52 percent of the earth’s surface – mostly water, but
Army secretary, chief of staff discuss budget, sequestration
The Army’s top leaders expressed growing concern on Monday, Oct.
Army Ten-Miler: 30 years – 300 miles – 30,000 runners
This year the Army Ten-Miler celebrated its 30th anniversary with over 35,000 registered runners – the largest running field in the race’s history
AUSA homeland security forum focuses on ‘America’s worst day’
Working through the consequences of a natural disaster on the scale of a 19th century earthquake that caused the Mississippi River to flow backward
AUSA Small Business Pavilion brings opportunities to diverse group
Today’s shrinking Army and competitive defense market mean that it might not be easy being green – or, rather, camouflage – as a business.However,
Carson: 225,000 Army civilians – ‘indispensable to our success’
Under Secretary of the Army Brad R. Carson – the service’s chief management officer – said Oct.
Homeland Security secretaries urges better alignment with Army
The Army and the Department of Homeland Security have intersecting missions "and need to be more aligned" in the future, the secretary of homeland
McHugh: ‘Caring for our Army family is mission essential’
The Army’s top leaders said in the face of changing missions and budget cuts, family readiness is more important than ever.They made the remarks in
Milley to RC: ‘Think multi-component in everything we do’
To fully integrate the Army National Guard and Army Reserve with the active force, the commander of Forces Command said that goal for the Combat Tr
Perkins: Army ethic is the 'bedrock of who we are'
The Army profession demands that soldiers adhere to the Army ethic at all times, the chief of staff of the Army said.Trust is the foundation of the
Soldier forum recognizes 3 Army noncommissioned officers
We all work hard to be the best, whether for promotions, awards or decorations," said Sgt. Maj. of the Army Raymond F.
Veterans’ hiring event draws 35 companies and over 550 job seekers
They say you only get what you ask for.According to Ted Hacker, that maxim also holds true for veteran employment.Hacker, the co-founder, along wit
‘Lame duck’ session must deal with defense authorization bill
While Congress knows in early January that the fiscal year ends on Sept.
Human dimension panel – mental, physical, social development
Winning wars in the future will not be about who has the best technology or the latest weapons.The difference between success and failure will be t