Cadets engage solving real-world problems, Army issues at AUSA

Cadets actively engage in solving real-world problems and Army issues at the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America at this year’s AUSA Annual Meeting and Conference in Washington D.C., Monday and Tuesday. Cadets presented their projects throughout the two days to include the Hypersonic Rocket — Cadet Josiah Gibson; High Energy Laser: Cadets Ashley Clegg and McKenzie Arns; Electrifying the Modern Battlefield: Cadet Gregory Langone; Astro Robotics: Cadet Patrick McGurrin; Protecting Cells from Biological Threats: Cadet Amrita Kaur; Aurora vs. GPS in the Arctic: Cadet Genevieve Tang; DOD Installation Resiliency: Cadet Marley Wait; and Artificial Intelligence with Robots: Cadet Keno Deary. (Photos by Cheryl Boujnida/USMA PAO)

Cadets actively engage in solving real-world problems and Army issues at the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America at this year’s AUSA Annual Meeting and Conference in Washington D.C., Monday and Tuesday. Cadets presented their projects throughout the two days to include the Hypersonic Rocket — Cadet Josiah Gibson; High Energy Laser: Cadets Ashley Clegg and McKenzie Arns; Electrifying the Modern Battlefield: Cadet Gregory Langone; Astro Robotics: Cadet Patrick McGurrin; Protecting Cells from Biological Threats: Cadet Amrita Kaur; Aurora vs. GPS in the Arctic: Cadet Genevieve Tang; DOD Installation Resiliency: Cadet Marley Wait; and Artificial Intelligence with Robots: Cadet Keno Deary. (Photos by Cheryl Boujnida/USMA PAO)

Cadets actively engage in solving real-world problems and Army issues at the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America at this year’s AUSA Annual Meeting and Conference in Washington D.C., Monday and Tuesday. Cadets presented their projects throughout the two days to include the Hypersonic Rocket — Cadet Josiah Gibson; High Energy Laser: Cadets Ashley Clegg and McKenzie Arns; Electrifying the Modern Battlefield: Cadet Gregory Langone; Astro Robotics: Cadet Patrick McGurrin; Protecting Cells from Biological Threats: Cadet Amrita Kaur; Aurora vs. GPS in the Arctic: Cadet Genevieve Tang; DOD Installation Resiliency: Cadet Marley Wait; and Artificial Intelligence with Robots: Cadet Keno Deary. (Photos by Cheryl Boujnida/USMA PAO)

Cadets actively engage in solving real-world problems and Army issues at the largest land power exposition and professional development forum in North America at this year’s AUSA Annual Meeting and Conference in Washington D.C., Monday and Tuesday. Cadets presented their projects throughout the two days to include the Hypersonic Rocket — Cadet Josiah Gibson; High Energy Laser: Cadets Ashley Clegg and McKenzie Arns; Electrifying the Modern Battlefield: Cadet Gregory Langone; Astro Robotics: Cadet Patrick McGurrin; Protecting Cells from Biological Threats: Cadet Amrita Kaur; Aurora vs. GPS in the Arctic: Cadet Genevieve Tang; DOD Installation Resiliency: Cadet Marley Wait; and Artificial Intelligence with Robots: Cadet Keno Deary. (Photos by Cheryl Boujnida/USMA PAO)