The General Bernard W. Rogers Strategic Issues Forum informs and continues the public debate on critical defense issues, particularly those related to landpower
ILW Hosts General Joseph L. Lengyel, Chief, National Guard Bureau at its March 12th Rogers Strategic Issue Forum
This Forum impresses upon industry leadership the urgent need for strong, ready landpower forces and to enlist support in communicating the landpower story.
These early-evening events feature senior leaders in the uniformed services, the Department of State, academia and think tanks.
Association of the United States Army Institute of Land Warfare Rogers Forum Lecture with Robert Speer, Acting Secretary of the Army
INSTITUTE OF LAND WARFARE HOSTS LTG REYNOLD HOOVER, Deputy Commander of U.S. Northern Command.
Feb. 8, 2017
The Army must begin aggressively restructuring, reorganizing and modernizing to meet the challenges posed by near-peer adversaries such as Russia and China, said Maj. Gen. William C. Hix, director of strategy, plans and policy, deputy chief of staff G-3/5/7.
Hix spoke Feb. 7 during the Gen. Bernard W. Rogers Strategic Issues Forum, which was hosted by the Association of the U.S. Army’s Institute of Land Warfare. The event was held at the AUSA Conference and Event Center in Arlington, Va.
In May 2012 General Gordon R. Sullivan, USA Ret., then president of the Association of the United States Army, wrote to apprise Joint Chiefs Chairman General Martin E. Dempsey of the General Bernard W. Rogers Strategic Issues Forum—AUSA’s latest initiative to inform and continue the public debate on critical defense issues, particularly those related to landpower. In that letter General Sullivan also invited General Dempsey to be the inaugural speaker.
In May 2012 General Gordon R. Sullivan, USA Ret., then president of the Association of the United States Army, wrote to apprise Joint Chiefs Chairman General Martin E. Dempsey of the General Bernard W. Rogers Strategic Issues Forum—AUSA’s latest initiative to inform and continue the public debate on critical defense issues, particularly those related to landpower. In that letter General Sullivan also invited General Dempsey to be the inaugural speaker.
AUSA welcomes all members, employees or consultants of AUSA Member companies, military and civilian government personnel, invited guests, and non-members that are interested.
