AUSA’s 3 challenges: Membership, budget, national/chapter activities
(Editor’s note: The following is an edited speech delivered by Gen. Carter F.
Sullivan: ‘I am proud to be an American soldier’
The 2016 Annual Meeting and Exposition of the Association of the U.S. Army concluded Oct. 5 with retired Army Gen. Gordon R.
‘We’re stretched thin,’ and adversaries are ‘competent, elusive’
If the nation wants the Army to do all of the things it is being called on to do today, “you have to pay for it,” Army Secretary Eric K.
Milley: Future war between nation states 'is almost guaranteed'
In a global environment of rapid technological, societal and demographic changes, the U.S.
Moeller named NCO, Miller soldier of the year at AUSA luncheon
Spc. Robert Miller is the Army’s 2016 Soldier of the Year, and Sgt.
AUSA members-only lounge: Enjoy a ‘recharge’ during meeting
The 2016 AUSA Annual Meeting and Exposition was once again a fun-filled, action packed week for AUSA members that included a number of first-time e
Fanning to Hill staffers: Army needs more than temporary funding
The Army needs help from congressional staff members to explain the short-term damage that results from operating with only temporary spending, Sec
Family support programs impact soldiers and Army readiness
On the third and final day of the Association of the U.S.
Presidents Roosevelt, Washington and Election Day 2016
On January 20, 1941, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt said in his third Inaugural Address:
Rising Russian threat brings about U.S., NATO resurgence
After years of assurance aimed at maintaining European confidence in the U.S., “it’s all about deterrence” again, said Lt. Gen.
Dunford: Army, joint force remain the most capable in the world
The nation is facing a complex security environment driven by four nation state challenges and the threat of violent extremism, and that has major
AUSA Annual Meeting exhibitors showcase diverse technologies
Exhibitors big and small, foreign and domestic were part of the Association of the U.S.
Perna to senior, junior cadets at luncheon: ‘ROTC changed my life’
Three days after pinning on his fourth star, the new commander of the Army Materiel Command spoke to high school and college students about his ris
Abrams: Guard, reserve outstanding units ‘have the right focus’
Supporting operations abroad as well as hometown infrastructure improvements earned honors for reserve component units from South Dakota and Minnes
Murphy: Army civilians are ‘patriots’ with unmatched expertise
The civilian workers of the Department of the Army were lauded at a luncheon on the third and final day of the Association of the U.S.
All-Army Team soldiers finish on top and win 32nd Army Ten-Miler
Sgt. Augustus Maiyo led his fellow soldiers to snatch the top five places in the 32nd running of the Army Ten-Miler on Sunday, Oct 9.
Army readiness: Train, develop, retain the best soldiers, NCOs
With the Army’s reduction in size over the last several years across all three components, and a continued reduction for at least the next two
Warrant officer panel examines professional development issues
The Army warrant officer community is concerned that it lacks a single voice to represent it at the senior Army levels during the development of th
Rapid Capabilities Office faces challenges ‘never seen before’
The Army Rapid Capabilities Office was created because “our adversaries have been modernizing” while the Army was waging a counter-insurgency fight
Army better prepared now to respond to domestic emergencies
From the rising nuclear threat posed by North Korea to Russian cyber hacks, from migration to terrorism to climate change, the U.S.