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OACSIM Homepage

Mission

The OACSIM provides policy formulation, strategy development, enterprise integration, program analysis and integration, requirements and resource determination, and best business practices for services, programs, and installation support to Soldiers, Families, and Civilians of an expeditionary Army in a time of persistent conflict.

Vision

The OACSIM Vision is that Army Installations provide a source of balance and an environment in which Soldiers, Families, and Civilians can thrive, a structure that supports unit readiness in an era of persistent conflict, and a foundation for building the future.

Army Community Covenant Web site

Dreamweaver CS3The Army Community Covenant is tailored at the local level, with civic leaders at both local and state levels participating in covenant signings, commencing on 17 April 2008, recognizing the strength of Army Soldiers and their Families and the support of their local Community.

Visit our webpage for examples of Best Practices currently employed by community leaders.

http://www.acsim.army.mil/Community_Covenant/index.htm

Army Family Covenant

A Laptop ComputerSenior Army Leaders across all U.S. Army installations world wide have signed Army Family Covenants with their Army Families, recognizing that Families support the Soldiers, who support the Army that defend the Nation.

"Covenant Efforts Must Not Stop" a letter from Secretary Geren and General Casey (14 January, 2008)

What is the Soldier-Family Action Plan?

World Wide Signings

Army Family Covenant Introduced at AUSA

Resources

OACSIM Media Gallery

Select this image to launch the OACSIM Media GalleryThe OACSIM Media Gallery is source for all video related to OACSIM. Click the screen to launch the gallery.