Dothan, AL - Fort Rucker leaders are reassuring the wiregrass. The Army post will continue to produce high quality aviators despite potential budget cuts.
At Thursday morning's AUSA kick-off breakfast, Colonel Douglas Gabram said there are several issues to address in Army aviation, but the defense budget ranks high on the list.
In fact, Fort Rucker's commanding general is in Washington D.C, discussing the budget.
"I want to assure you, the one thing you can always count on is we're going to produce the most proficient and effective aviators here at Fort Rucker. That will not change. So as change may be upon us what is not going to change is what we do for the army, that's produce combat aviators, said Gabram.
He also thanked members of the Fort Rucker/Wiregrass Chapter of AUSA for their support.. It provides scholarships for soldiers' families among many other things.
AP Video Reports
Most Popular
- Chicken Salad Chick Finds Home for Franchise in Dothan
- Enterprise City Schools Superintendent Has New Position
- Florida Department of Health Urges Residents to Seek Pertussis Vaccine
- Two Wiregrass Schools on Failing School List
- Late Spring Snowfall in Siberia After Heatwave
- UPDATE: Three Arrested in Headland Drug Bust
- California: Well-Dressed Road Rage Brawl!
Most Commented
powered by DisqusWTVY.com Features
 |
Get the ingredients you need to cook with Rach all week long. |
 | |
 |
Full length exclusive concerts from hot artists. |
| |
 |
Take a break! Classic Pacman, Frogger, Asteroids and more. |
| |
 |
FREE Listings Sell almost anything locally. |
| |
