A halt to the drawdown of soldiers was only one of the items AUSA cheered as the details of a negotiated annual defense policy bill were revealed.

One of the many great things about AUSA is the innovative and independent nature of our chapters.

Greetings from the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), our Army’s and our soldiers’ professional organization.

As we approach 2017, there is a slight sense of vertigo in Washington, D.C. – that odd feeling of being a little off-balance.

Cameron Cruse was a frustrated military spouse when she and her Army husband found themselves deployed to rural Georgia.

Retired Col.

The general membership of the Central Texas-Fort Hood Chapter, Association of the U.S.

In the decades that followed World War II, the attack on Pearl Harbor had faded somewhat in the American public’s memory.

Retired Gen. Gordon Sullivan, chairman of the board of the Army Historical Foundation and former president of the Association of the U.S.

Top Army leaders feel readiness is improving and on track to meet the goal of 66 percent level throughout the force, but at least one military expe

Russia remains a threat but over the next 15 years, the Asia-Pacific will be the most critical region for the U.S.

For the people in charge with making sure soldiers are equipped with the newest and best gear available – including uniforms, body armor, weapons,

Reminding an audience at the 2016 Association of the United States Army Annual Meeting and Exposition that the U.S.

Whether Army leadership wants to embrace social media – and there are plenty of advocates for both perspectives – it is not going away.

Wearing a short-sleeve T-shirt in the frigid cold with his face painted black and gold, the cadet joined other West Point classmates in taunting th

Expect to talk a lot more with your supervisor or, if you are a supervisor, with your employees, as communication is key and evaluations will happe