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The article discusses the Reserve Officers Association's (ROA) Capital Campaign to support the Minuteman Memorial Building and the Endowment Trust. The association's campaign is the core of its fund-raising effort. ROA requires all potential avenues toward raising capital to cover all the current and emerging financial requirements. The article provides tips to ROA members in contacting a potential donor.

The author discusses the various activities and programs of the Reserve Officers Association (ROA) in the U.S. He talks about the success of the 2007 Mid-Winter Conference and Exhibition and the corresponding events that took place. According to him, the main goal of the organization is to be able to maintain a solid membership growth in order to achieve financial stability and serve the needs of its members.

The author reflects on the support given by the Reserve Officers Association of the United States Inc. to the wounded soldiers serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Those who have returned from war have the opportunity to speak with U.S. President George W. Bush about their battle experiences and attended the banquet program. He also emphasizes the efforts of the organization to maintain its stable membership growth in the nation.

The article discusses the goals of the Reserve Officers Association (ROA) of the United States. Some of the Olympics and ROA's similar goals include working tirelessly and firm dedication, perseverance and focus. The five interlinked goals of ROA are communications, education, legislation, membership and fund-raising for financial health and stability.

The article discusses the experience of the president of the Reserve Officers Association when invited to a tribute U.S. heroes on Veterans Day at the White House. Guests include Secretary of the Navy Don Winter; Joint Chiefs Chairman Peter Pace; and Chief of Staff of the Coast Guard Robert J. Papp. The highlight of the morning event was individual greetings by President George W. Bush and the First Lady to all of the veterans associations.

The author discusses the two major events of the Reserve Officers Association of the U.S. Inc. (ROA). He discusses the details of the renovation of Minuteman Memorial Building, the headquarters of the association in Capitol Hill, Washington D.C. He also discussed the details about hosting the major address to the nation by President George W. Bush.

The article discusses developments involving the Reserve Officers Association of the United States (ROA). The Executive Committee looked at particular issues while underlining strategic goals during the national president's term. One of these goals is to develop ROA into a preferred association for defense education. The leaders of ROA also discussed the unique congressional issue of legal attacks against the Veterans Memorials.

The article reports on the progress of the Reserve Officers Association of the United States Inc. (ROA). The achievements of the organization included the provision of health care benefits to Reserve members based on the 2007 U.S. National Defense Act, implementation of discipline to meet the mission of ROA, and creation of new strategies. The national president, Mike Smith, acknowledged the continued support of its members and concerned people.

The article presents a message from the National President of the Reserve Officers Association as he assumes his post. He expresses appreciation for his predecessor, the staff, and the national convention in San Antonio, and outlines plans for further advancing the Association in the fulfillment of its mission. His plan emphasizes the key areas of Communications, Education, Legislation, and Membership, in addition to junior officer participation and department and chapter activities.

Reports on the promotion of Rear Adm. Larry L Poe, United States Naval Reserves (USNR) and Rear Adm Pierce J. Johnson (USNR). Background information on Poe and Johnson; Responsibilities of the two star admirals.