Association of the United States Army: Green Book

Selected Status Reports

Tactical Successes, Strategic Challenges
I very much appreciate the energy and innovation of our volunteer leadership, our national staff and our individual, corporate and sustaining members in providing the tremendous support given to our Army over the past year. (10/1/2004)

The Service and Sacrifice of the American Soldier
Our soldiers of today, all of whom volunteered to serve their country in uniform, will win the war on terrorism and are America's next "Greatest Generation." (10/1/2004)

Our Army: Continuity and Change
Be assured that our Army is not only highly capable and successful today, but we are seizing an opportunity to remain relevant and ready tomorrow. (10/1/2004)

The American Soldier--The Centerpiece of the Army
You cannot help but be moved by the daily accomplishments of U.S. Army soldiers around the world. I know I get more amazed by their will, their ingenuity and their dedication every single time I shake a hand or talk to a young soldier serving in harm's way. (10/1/2004)

Maintaining Momentum in the War on Terrorism
Third U.S. Army/Army Forces Central Command (ARCENT) remains a fully committed Army service component command in the continuing campaign against terror, supporting nearly 36 months of continuous combat operations, or support to combat operations, as a forward deployed headquarters. (10/1/2004)

Army National Guard--A Critical Component of State and National Defense
As we transform into a more efficient, prepared force and operate in concert with the active Army, the ARNG will win wars and ensure the safety and well-being of the American people. (10/1/2004)

Profound Change While Fighting the War
Today, the Army Reserve has embarked on a journey of change--the deepest, most profound change it has pursued in more than 50 years. This change revolves around readiness--not the type of readiness reported on a unit status report, but the type of readiness with which our forces will defeat the enemies of out nation--real readiness of soldiers and the institution. (10/1/2004)

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