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MEMORIAL FUND
In memory of
Marine Sergeant William Cahir killed in action
13 August 2009


Welcome to The Civil Affairs Association

We are proud to represent the professional interests of over 8,000 active and Reserve, Army, Navy and Marine Civil Affairs professional throughout the Department of Defense.
We actively encourage and promote open dialogue between international Civil Affairs professionals in over 20 countries and stand committed to support our profession within the Department of Defense, the inter-agency and Congress.
Please do not hesitate to contact any representative of the Association if you have suggestions that would help make our website, or the Association, more informative and relevant.
 R. Alan King
Association President


2010 Annual
Civil Affairs Association
Board Meeting
9:00 am, Saturday,
15 May 2010
Arlington Court Suites Hotel, Arlington, Virginia
The board of the Civil Affairs Association will meet at the Arlington Court Suites Hotel, Arlington, Virginia, on Saturday, 15 May 2010.  The meeting time is 9:00 am.
The hotel is located at 1200 North Courthouse Road, immediately off US 50 in Arlington, Virginia.  The hotel telephone number is (703) 524-4000.  

There is ample auto parking at the hotel.   The hotel can be reached from the Courthouse stop on the Metro Orange Line.  It is three blocks due south of the Metro stop.

Please respond if you plan to attend.

Recent CA Event

58th Annual Conference of
The Civil Affairs Association
and 2nd Annual Civil Affairs Transitions Roundtable
with The Reserve Officers Association &
George Mason University

Civil Affairs in
Irregular Warfare:
One Profession, One Victory


October 30-31, 2009
George Mason University's
Arlington, VA Campus

 CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS

 
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Meet Historic Civil Affairs Units

2nd CA Company, Viet Nam

41st CA Company, Viet Nam

Organizations Seeking Civil Affairs and/or PSYOPS Personnel

New USAR Training at SWCS

New Membership

United States Army recognizes the contributions of its women warriors in Afghanistan and Iraq. This posting looks at the role of women, in and out of uniform, in stability operations.

COMMENTS ARE WELCOME


4TH Civil Affairs Group
in Afghanistan

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