The CEO's report

Article Abstract:

AUSA is becoming more politically and socially active in representing the interest of its members. A new program called RAMP focuses on the role of American military power in working with Congress and think tanks about the Army. Details of other programs and directions of the Association are also presented.

Reports

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The U.S. Army and Naval Aviation: partners in power projection

Article Abstract:

The end of the Cold War has seen the Army frequently called upon to establish a presence in undeveloped areas of the world. Depending on individual circumstances, these operations might most readily be handled by the Army combining forces with naval aviation.

Military operations, Military maneuvers, United States. Naval Air Systems Command

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Army transformation begins its second year; AUSA's annual meeting - a showcase and forum for change

Article Abstract:

The Association of the United States Army held its annual meeting in Washington, D.C. and discussed its second year of transformation. Meeting details, and plans for the 21st century are presented.

Conferences, meetings and seminars

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