The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) informs and educates its members, local, regional and national leaders and the American public on subjects related to the U.S. Army.
AUSA provides educational materials and resources such as publications, forums, symposia, books and podcasts for Soldiers, their families and anyone seeking to learn more about the Total Army.
Studies
AUSA publishes a wide variety of professional research papers, analyses, essays and special reports. All materials are available free of charge, and reproduction and distribution are encouraged.
Programs
AUSA regularly hosts various lectures, presentations and discussions at our National Headquarters in Arlington, Virginia, featuring both senior Army leadership and national security experts.
Speakers' Bureau
The AUSA Speakers’ Bureau provides access to a group of men and women with diverse backgrounds in military history, ongoing national security concerns and more.
AUSA Book Program
The AUSA Book Program offers quality military-related books about Army heritage, military theory and policy and military force in the modern world.
Writing Program
Have a manuscript to publish? AUSA is currently seeking authors for its Land Warfare Paper and Landpower Essay series.
AUSA Senior Fellows
AUSA Senior Fellows assist with strategic communications, develop policy positions, and promote Army professional development and education.
Army 101: An Introduction to the U.S. Army
This PowerPoint briefing provides an overview of the U.S. Army, covering topics such as organization, mission, demographics, endstrength and budget.
Profile of the U.S. Army
Updated and published every two years, Profile is an easy-to-read introduction to the structure, purpose and activities of the entire Army; it serves as a useful guide to long-time Soldiers, new recruits, veterans, civilians and Army families.