Every year, the Association of the United States Army convenes in Washington to chart the future of American military power — and the decisions made in those halls directly affect hundreds of thousands of service members who are also voters. This year's conference, held October 12–14, placed automation, unmanned systems, and rapid modernization front and center, but it also surfaced urgent questions about democratic accountability, military pay fairness, civilian oversight, and the voting rights of deployed troops that every American citizen deserves to understand.
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