Twitter Tracker: A few tips from AUSA

As AUSA's Global Force Symposium continued in Huntsville, Alabama, Twitter brought to light some of the key points attendees were gleaning, such as:

Addressing risk is important.

Remember the human beings involved amid all the technology on display.

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TRADOC leaders drew a crowd.

Emerging demands call for rapid assessment.

Cybersecurity is always a concern.

Huntsville knows how to roll out the red carpet for guests.

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