HEADLINE NEWS

  • LANPAC: Interoperability Becoming More Important in Pacific

    Interoperability – a phrase coined during the Cold War to talk about the U.S. being able to work with European allies on common defense – has gained new interest as a result dramatic technology gains and efforts to widen U.S. influence and partnerships into areas such as the Indo-Asia-Pacific region, Lt. Gen. Stephen R.

  • Senior NCOs at LANPAC Say Trust Builds Respect

    Joint and multinational military exercises and operations put a premium on U.S. soldiers quickly gaining the trust and respect of other militaries, even when there is a language barrier, a panel of senior enlisted leaders said Tuesday at the Association of the U.S.

  • LANPAC: Winning Future Wars Requires Strategic Thinking

    Winning future wars requires more than firepower, Gen. David G. Perkins, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command commanding general, said Wednesday at the LANPAC Symposium and Exposition in Hawaii.

  • LANPAC: "Significant Hazards Remain" in Pacific

    The Army’s top commander in the Pacific launched a three-day symposium in Honolulu saying much progress has been made building new and enhanced partnerships across the Indo-Asia-Pacific theater but “significant hazards remain.”Gen. Vincent Brooks, the U.S.

  • LANPAC Symposium Opens Tuesday

    Military, government, academic and industry representatives from around the Indo-Asia-Pacific region are gathering in Honolulu for the LANPAC Symposium and Exposition, a three-day event that begins Tuesday. Hosted by the Association of the U.S.

  • Army Ten-Miler General Registration Opens 6:30 a.m. EDT May 19

    Army Ten-Miler officials announced that phase two -- General Registration for the public at large --will open May 19 at 6:30 a.m.

  • Two World War I Soldiers to Receive Posthumous Medals of Honor

    Two World War I soldiers will be posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor in a June 2 ceremony at the White House.According to May 14 announcement, President Barack Obama will award the nation’s highest honor for conspicuous gallantry to Army Sgt.

  • Two AUSA Chapters Change Names

    Two chapters of the Association of the U.S. Army have changed their names.The North Texas Chapter of AUSA, located in Dallas, is now the North Texas-Audie Murphy Chapter, taking the name of one of most decorated soldiers of World War II. Murphy was born in Hunt County, Texas.

  • AUSA's Institute of Land Warfare Publishes Two Papers

    The Association of the U.S. Army published two new reports discussing the importance of force readiness and Army methodologies.

  • Mother’s Day Brunch Honors Military Spouses

    More than 400 military moms, dads, and children enjoyed brunch Saturday in honor of Military Spouse Appreciation Day and Mother’s Day. The event was sponsored by the Association of the U.S. Army and the Marriott Marquis in Washington, D.C. Guest speakers Gen. Carter F. Ham, U.S. Army Retired, and Sgt. Maj. Tracey E.