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AUSA To Require COVID Vaccine Or Negative Test Result For Annual Meeting Attendees

AUSA To Require COVID Vaccine Or Negative Test Result For Annual Meeting Attendees
AUSA's Annual Meeting at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in Washington, D.C. Photo: AUSA.

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) said Friday it will require either proof of COVID vaccination or a negative test result to attend its annual meeting this October in Washington, D.C. AUSA is still planning to move forward with the in-person event, one of the largest defense shows of the year, with the additional measures in place due to the national surge in Delta-variant COVID-19 cases.  “We are excited and looking forward to welcoming everyone back to the…

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