AUSA Announces Winners of Army Birthday Art Contest
The Association of the U.S. Army (AUSA) has announced the winners of its first-ever Army Birthday Writing and Artwork Contest. The contest, open to students from kindergarten through college, invited participants to reflect on their connection to the military.
Mary Johnson from Chantilly, Virginia, won the 2nd-3rd Grade category with a creative drawing. The artwork depicted herself, her sisters, and their dog spelling out 'ARMY'. In the 4th-5th Grade category, Rosemary Stallings from Panama City, Florida, took the top spot. Her winning piece was a tribute to her great uncle, Brig. Gen. John Bissonnette.
Anna Johnson, also from Chantilly, won the 6th-8th Grade category. Her submission highlighted her experiences growing up in an Army family. Meanwhile, Cassidy Montgomery, a college student from Lees Summit, Missouri, won the Undergraduate Students category. Her artwork represented her family's military service.
The winners of the 9th-12th Grade category and the specific schools they attend were not detailed in the provided search results.
The Army Birthday Writing and Artwork Contest provided a platform for students to express their connection to the military. The winners' creative and heartfelt submissions showcased the diverse ways young people relate to the Army.
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