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The Association of the U.S. Army is accepting applications for 46 national scholarships worth more than $340,000 in 2026.
Scholarship applications are being accepted from Feb. 20 to May 7. Those selected to receive a scholarship will be announced in mid-July.
Applican...
Soldiers participating in One-Station Unit Training at Fort Benning, Georgia, are now undergoing a 10-hour familiarization course in small unmanned aircraft systems as part of the formal program of instruction, the Army announced.
Modeled after the 75th Ranger Regiment’s Ranger Robo...
Dear AUSA,
My name is Woojoo Han, and I am a G9 student at Branksome Hall Asia in Korea. I have always been very interested in Korean history & heritage, and I enjoy studying it both in school and through extracurricular projects.
Since 8th grade, I have cont...
To meet rising space and missile threats, the Army is accepting applications for its newest MOS.
The 40D, space operations specialist, MOS will be established Oct. 1 for enlisted soldiers who are specialists through sergeants major in all three Army components. This new special...
The Army has “declared war” on activities that keep soldiers from the tough, realistic training they need to remain combat-ready, Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Weimer said in testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee subcommittee on personnel.
“Taking care of our people ...