US Army Secures Donation Amid Government Shutdown for Upcoming Conference
The US Army has announced it will accept a donation of approximately $1 million to facilitate travel for senior leaders attending the upcoming AUSA 2025 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. This comes at a time when troops are facing the possibility of missed paychecks due to a government shutdown. Despite the shutdown, the Army is committed to discussing key issues at the conference, including transformation initiatives, counter-drone strategies, and acquisition reform. This year’s AUSA convention will emphasize global partnerships, education, and mission readiness, marking 75 years of collaboration within the Army community.
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