October 2013 AUSA News
October 2013 AUSA News
Asia-Pacific region: Building military-to-military relationships
Despite a Department of Defense focus on the Asia-Pacific region, there is no Army policy to "contain" China, said the service’s senior leader.Spea
Yes, it’s your problem: Sequestration has devastating effects on nation’s defense
In recent days both Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel and Army Chief of Staff Gen.
Staff Sgt. Ty Carter – Medal of Honor for gallantry in Afghanistan battle
Staff Sgt.
U.S Army Pacific renews focus, efforts on Asia-Pacific region
The recently promoted four-star Army general who now commands U.S.
‘We weren’t going to give up – We weren’t going to surrender’
Help me. Please. Help me," Spc.
Carter will focus on eliminating stigma of soldier Post-Traumatic Stress
The room hummed with the steady clicks of camera shutters as Staff Sgt.
‘Ready and Resilient’ promotes physical, moral, mental fitness
The Army vice chief of staff, Gen. John F. Campbell, spoke with several groups at Fort Campbell, Ky., Aug.
Medal of Honor recipient inducted into Pentagon’s Hall of Heroes
The Army vice chief of staff, Gen. John F. Campbell said Carter is a reminder to all of America that there are "modern day heroes who live and walk among us."
AUSA Annual Meeting honors outstanding NCOs and soldiers
Greetings from the Association of the United States Army – our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization. Special thanks to AUSA’s Fort L
Pacific Alaska Range: Ideal for large-scale multinational training
AUSA’s Institute of Land Warfare has recently released a new publication: "The Joint Pacific Alaska Range Complex: Winning the Future Fight" (Torch
Sequestration hovers over fragile legislative budget process
As I write this article in the middle of August, yet again, we face an all-too-familiar situation in the defense legislative arena.The House has pa