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AUSA Legislative Agenda

Resolutions are AUSA’s objectives for the coming year. Members and chapters propose subjects and the Resolutions Committee develops the formal resolution. At the business meeting held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting, the resolutions are approved by delegates. Once the resolutions are formalized, AUSA publishes the resolutions and distributes them to all members of Congress, Defense Department leaders and AUSA Chapters. The resolutions shape AUSA’s legislative agenda.



Our Resolutions - 2007
Resolutions are AUSA’s objectives for the coming year. Members and chapters propose subjects and the Resolutions Committee develops the formal resolution. The resolutions are approved by chapters after the Annual Meeting using an online voting system. Once the resolutions are formalized, AUSA publishes the resolutions and distributes them to all members of Congress, Defense Department leaders and AUSA Chapters. The resolutions shape AUSA’s legislative agenda.


Resolutions Submission
Chapters and individual AUSA members are encouraged to submit proposed resolutions for committee consideration


2007 Resolutions Committee
2007 Resolutions Committee - The AUSA Resolutions Committee consists of Association volunteers who are representative of the entire membership


Where We Stand on Key Issues - 2007
A summary of where AUSA stands on key issues affecting the military.


Our Past Successes
(PDF, 812K, Torchbearer Special Report, November 2006) Briefly describes the major objectives AUSA wanted to achieve in the second session of Congress and what actions were taken for each. In this session, the 109th Congress made some progress toward allocating much-needed resources to the Army, but in many areas it fell short of the mark. The best efforts of all AUSA members will be required to guarantee funding of initiatives to ensure Soldiers' and their families' quality of life is equal to the services they provide.


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