McHugh, Milley: We must maintain our capability to meet challenges
The Army’s top two leaders on Oct.
Panetta: U.S. military power must remain strongest in the world
Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta, in accepting the Association of the United States Army’s highest award Oct.
Fink named NCO, Tansley soldier of the year at AUSA luncheon
Stealing a moment of drama from the annual Academy Award presentation, Master Sgt.
Defense secretary: Resurgent Russia may be ‘the new reality’
Russia is back – unfortunately.
Family forum addresses ‘newly-minted military spouse’ issues
Army spouses: If you could go back in time and give your newly minted military-spouse self some advice, what would it be?
Family welfare directly impacts the state of the fighting force
Watching out for the welfare of Army families directly impacts the state of our fighting force, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A.
Forum panel focuses on NCOs operating in a complex world
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.
Homeland security chief: Homegrown terrorist attacks hard to detect
During more than a decade of fighting terrorists overseas, the U.S.
ILW publications address logistics, Army Europe, equipping the force
AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare (ILW) has recently released three new publications.
Milley emphasizes: ‘Readiness for combat is our No. 1 priority’
U.S. Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark A. Milley made his priorities absolutely clear Oct. 13. "Readiness for combat is our No.
Abrams: ‘We build readiness together’ – active, guard, reserve
Tough, realistic training makes readiness," the commanding general of Forces Command told attendees at the annual Maj. Gen.
AMC’s Via: Soldier and unit ‘readiness is why we exist’
Complex – no other word describes the situation" of a resurgent Russia meddling in Ukraine, an immigration crisis unseen since World War
Army reserve component must remain ‘operational force’
The Army Reserve and Army National Guard must remain an operational force, rather than a strategic "on-the-shelf" force, to maintain read
Army surgeon general praises civilian workforce
Decrying a noted decline in employee engagement across the federal government and the civilian military workforce, the commanding general
AUSA Young Professionals Subcommittee charts future course
The Association of the United States Army’s Young Professionals Subcommittee met during the AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washing
Cyber capabilities – today and tomorrow – examined at forum
Cyber capabilities within the U.S.
FORSCOM commander: ‘Time’ is critical readiness resource
The Army needs to change its mindset about readiness, said Gen. Robert B. "Abe" Abrams, commanding general of U.S.
Hiring veterans: Employers want soldiers – past and present
Amid the bevy of contractors large and small seeking to do business with the Army, and representatives of the service itself and other go
Innovator’s Corner highlights unique, high-tech products
Small companies with a unique product or service that can meet the needs of the warfighter had their own showcase at the Association of t
Legere: ‘Unpredictable and unstable is the new normal’
In today’s complex security environment, the Army does not have the luxury of a single opponent or threat and must be prepared to respond
McHugh tells congressional staffers: Army needs predictable budget
The Army needs help from Congress to have a stable and predictable budget to expand capabilities and improve readiness before the next bi
Milley presents international trophy to U.S. All-Army Team
With over 35,000 registered runners, 600 running teams and near-perfect weather, the 31st Army Ten-Miler took place Oct.
NCOs discuss ‘Not in my Squad’ at special SMA forum
NCOs from across the Army gathered during AUSA’s Annual Meeting and Exposition to discuss "Not in my Squad," an initiative to rid the ran
Sergeant Major of the Army Hallway dedicated at Pentagon
For all of us who are commissioned officers, every single one of us has a sergeant.