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Leaders Describe Army’s Path Ahead in Green Book

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Leaders Describe Army’s Path Ahead in Green Book

The Army is “on the right path” as it transforms for the future, Army Secretary Christine Wormuth said, but that path will be “steep and rocky” for the next couple of years.

“I think we are facing the most dangerous security environment I’ve seen in my professional career,” she said in an interview in the Association of the U.S. Army’s 2023–2024 Green Book.

Loud and Clear: Growing Membership Gives AUSA Powerful Voice

Retired Gen. Bob Brown, president and CEO of the Association of the U.S. Army, speaks during an event in Arlington, Virginia, celebrating the association reaching 1 million members. (Credit: AUSA/Luc Dunn)

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Loud and Clear: Growing Membership Gives AUSA Powerful Voice

Gen. Robert B. Brown, USA Ret.

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Forging Ahead: Wormuth Oversees a Hard-Pressed Force in Transition

Army Secretary Christine Wormuth speaks at the Army Birthday Festival at the National Museum of the United States Army, Fort Belvoir, Virginia.(Credit: U.S. Army/Sgt. David Resnick)

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Forging Ahead: Wormuth Oversees a Hard-Pressed Force in Transition

Rick Maze, Editor in Chief

Today’s Army is “on the right path,” says Army Secretary Christine Wormuth, but that path will be “steep and rocky” for the next couple

‘We Will Be Ready’: George Describes His Focus Areas

Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George answers questions from members of the Senate Armed Services Committee during his confirmation hearing to become the next Army chief of staff. (Credit: U.S. Army /Sgt. David Resnick)

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‘We Will Be Ready’: George Describes His Focus Areas

Michelle Tan, Editor in Chief

This article was updated after Gen.

Simple Strategy: New SMA Sees Back to Basics as Way Forward

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer smiles during a change of responsibility ceremony Aug. 4 at Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall, Virginia. (Credit: U.S. Army/Cpl. Christopher Grey)

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Simple Strategy: New SMA Sees Back to Basics as Way Forward

Michelle Tan, Editor in Chief

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Steady State: Guard Missions Stabilize as Force Looks Ahead

Army National Guard Director Lt. Gen. Jon Jensen speaks at a breakfast during the Association of the U.S. Army 2022 Annual Meeting and Exposition in Washington, D.C. (Credit: AUSA/Rod Lamkey)

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Steady State: Guard Missions Stabilize as Force Looks Ahead

Gina Cavallaro, Senior Staff Writer

After 20 years of war followed by an unprecedented level of activity at home, the Army National Guard is more integrated than ever with

Path to Growth: Daniels Builds Reserve of 2030 and Beyond

Lt. Gen. Jody Daniels, chief of the U.S. Army Reserve and commanding general of the U.S. Army Reserve Command, meets with soldiers at an event in San Antonio. (Credit: U.S. Army/Sgt. 1st Class Alan Brutus)

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Path to Growth: Daniels Builds Reserve of 2030 and Beyond

Gina Cavallaro, Senior Staff Writer

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Army Challenges Featured in Green Book Interviews

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Army Challenges Featured in Green Book Interviews

In her second year as Army secretary, Christine Wormuth faces many challenges, but she is also upbeat.

“I think the Army is in a good place,” Wormuth said in an interview in the Association of the U.S. Army’s 2022–2023 Green Book.

Hard Choices: Wormuth Tackles Modernization Priorities, Warns ‘Ruthless’ Prioritization Is Coming

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Hard Choices: Wormuth Tackles Modernization Priorities, Warns ‘Ruthless’ Prioritization Is Coming

Rick Maze, Editor in Chief

Army Secretary Christine Wormuth has a pragmatic side that helps guide her as the 25th person to hold the post.

Soldiers Come First: People Are the Key to Army’s Success, CSA Says

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Soldiers Come First: People Are the Key to Army’s Success, CSA Says

Michelle Tan, Editor in Chief

Since his first day on the job more than two years ago, Army Chief of Staff Gen.

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