Huntsville, Alabama, the Rocket City, home to Redstone Arsenal and the U.S. Army Material Command. AUSA’s Redstone-Huntsville Chapter is uniquely located to provide support to the women and men serving at Redstone Arsenal, their families, and the significant population of veterans, retirees, guardsmen, and reservists who call the region home. With the region hosting AUSA’s second largest symposium and exposition, Global Force, membership in the Redstone-Huntsville chapter offers excellent opportunities for professional development, networking, and grassroots volunteerism in the community.
Chapter Activities
- Young Professionals Networking Events
- Army Civilian & Soldier Recognition Events
- ROTC Support
- Golf Tournaments
- Tut Fann Veterans Home Support
- And Many More
Chapter Accomplishments
- More than 2,000 active individual members
- Over 250 corporate members, the highest of all AUSA’s chapters
- An AUSA Best Chapter awardee for six years in a row
- Actively involved with AUSA’s national leadership and headquarters staff
Why should I join AUSA?
Professional Development
AUSA offers unique professional development opportunities for its members, whether Soldiers, Department of the Army civilians, or members of the defense industry. Our Annual Meeting is brings in over 25,000 attendees and is one of the largest defense exhibitions in the world.
Networking
Whether through or chapters at the local level or at our national and international events, AUSA members experience great opportunities to make connections relevant to their careers.
Content
Members receive a monthly copy of ARMY Magazine, the premier magazine covering issues important to our Army and its Soldiers. Other AUSA publications include the ARMY Greenbook, Legislative Updates, Family Updates, and a variety of Institute of Land Warfare issue papers.
Benefits & Discounts
Members receive discounts on various types of insurance, car rentals, hotel stays, educational programs, event tickets and more. One use of a member discount a year is often enough to recoup the cost of membership.
Voice on Capitol Hill
AUSA fights hard to improve the benefits earned by our Soldiers, defend earned compensation of our retirees and veterans, and to speak out for issues which harm the readiness of our Army and the security of our nation.
Stay Informed
We provide a great deal of news and alerts about what is going on in YOUR Army and make efforts to spread the word about what the Army does and how citizens and legislators can help keep our Army strong.
Represent a Corporation?
Sustaining Membership
Sustaining Members are large and small businesses, non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and professional organizations from around the world who sponsor AUSA programs, exhibit with AUSA, and attend AUSA events.
Corporate Membership
AUSA’s Corporate Members are local businesses, large corporations, civic groups, veteran’s organizations, societies and local community groups. This program provides Corporate Members the opportunity to demonstrate to the community that they support Soldiers and their families while strengthening their own business opportunities.
Profile of the U.S. Army
Updated and published every two years, Profile is an easy-to-read introduction to the structure, purpose and activities of the entire Army; it serves as a useful guide to long-time Soldiers, new recruits, veterans, civilians and Army families.
AUSA is the founding sponsor of the Army Ten-Miler since its first race 38 years ago. All race proceeds benefit soldier and family morale, welfare and recreation (MWR) programs.