Description

Mission of the US Army Auxiliary Activation Project

The US Army Auxiliary Activation Project has a dual mission: to advocate for the creation of a US Army Auxiliary and to educate the public on its potential benefits for the United States.

We are a group of community service-minded Americans committed to promoting the establishment of a US Army Auxiliary—a civilian reserve force organized along military lines, ready to serve the nation during extraordinary times.

Unlike other groups, our group has not organized into any form of corporation or military organization. Until the US Army Auxiliary becomes a Congressionally Chartered Nonprofit Organization under US Code: Title 36, Corporations (or other official enacting legislation) we do not hold meetings, wear uniforms, have military rank or otherwise present ourselves as an already established group. We are apolitical and do not promote any specific political agenda. Our primary aim is to encourage the federal government to establish the US Army Auxiliary. Much like the US Air Force Auxiliary/Civil Air Patrol and the US Coast Guard Auxiliary, we understand that enabling federal legislation is essential to create a US Army Auxiliary, and we are prepared to collaborate with those who can effect these actions.

Our goal is to inform the public and lawmakers about the necessity and benefits of establishing the US Army Auxiliary. Currently, there is no official US Army Auxiliary to "join." However, if you wish to support our efforts, please fill out the form on the Contact Us page to be added to our mailing list.

Thank you for your interest and support!