AUSA News - April 2019
AUSA News - April 2019
Army leadership responds to privatized housing challenges
During the 2018 Association of the U.S. Army Annual Meeting and Exposition, a town hall with Army Secretary Mark T.
Army Emergency Relief supports soldiers and their families
Greetings from the Association of the U.S.
New AUSA Book Program entry explores WWII in the Pacific
Recent news from Asia and the Pacific highlight several threats the United States faces in the region: North Korea, Chinese actions in the South Ch
Budget priorities include modernization, sequestration
Now that the Defense Department has released its budget, the Army’s first posture hearing will be with the Senate Armed Services Committee on March
Congress begins debate over $750 billion defense budget
Republicans from the House Armed Services Committee officially delivered their “views and estimates” of the president’s fiscal 2020 defense budget
AUSA chapter honors outstanding women, past and present
Abolitionist, dress reformer and suffragette, Mary Edwards Walker first strode onto a battlefield with her surgeon’s bag in 1862.
‘Operation Deploy Your Dress’ opens Fort Stewart location
Operation Deploy Your Dress, the Marne Spouses Club and the Association of the U.S.
National AUSA leaders visit chapter, soldiers in Florida
Retired Gen. Carter F. Ham, AUSA president and CEO, and retired Sgt. Maj.
AUSA supports HAVEN Act to protect disabled veterans
The Association of the U.S. Army is supporting the Honoring American Veterans in Extreme Need (HAVEN) Act (S.
Army air and missile defense critical in Indo-Pacific region
Integrated air and missile defense will be critical in the Indo-Pacific region, particularly as tensions grow with China, Russia and North Korea, t