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The date had been July 6, 1959… the place had been the “Steward Building,” a shabby CIA building located above a car dealership near 5th and K Streets in downtown Washington, D.C. (although some accounts would later argue the events had actually occurred at CIA Headquarters). On the afternoon in question, a small group of
Holding events virtually saves venue, transportation, and lodging costs, AUSA’s Guy Swan says, but setting up and checking all the digital links takes way more work from staff. They’re hoping to do part of their October Annual Meeting in person in DC. By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on March 16, 2021 at 7:00 AM
By Sydney J. Freedberg Jr. on February 18, 2021 at 4:50 PM Gen. James McConville WASHINGTON: As budget battles intensify in the face of COVID relief and the shift to the Pacific, Army Chief of Staff James McConville argues that the Army’s new missiles, aircraft, & networks can help the other services in long-range, fast-paced, high-tech combat. “The future is all about range and speed,” Gen. McConville declared, and longtime Army watchers perked up. With the other services circling for a prophesied budgetary “bloodletting”, the Army really needs a clear and catchy argument for ...