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Greetings
from President Bush for Public Service Recognition Week
2003
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DoD Presents Award
for Excellence to Five Installations
May 8, 2003 — DoD honored the achievements
of five military installations receiving this year's Commander
in Chief's Award for Installation Excellence in a Pentagon
ceremony May 2.
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DoD
Names Top Journalists, Broadcasters for 2002
May 7, 2003 — Winners of the 2002 Thomas
Jefferson Awards Program competition were announced May 6 by
the Defense Information School here.
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Military, Public
Interact at Public Service Recognition Week Exhibits
May 2, 2003 — Eleven-year-old Ryan Jones'
eyes grew wide as he sat down behind a real, black and silver
U.S. Army M-240B machine gun.
Afterward,
when asked about his feelings about the rapid-firing infantry
weapon and other DoD equipment on display downtown as part
of Public Service Recognition Week activities here, Jones
exclaimed, "It's cool!"
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Welcome Home Message
From the President
May 2, 2003 — My fellow citizens: When
freedom needs defending, America turns to our military. In
recent weeks, the world has witnessed what you already know:
that our Armed Forces act with great skill, great courage,
and great humanity.
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of visitors examine military equipment May 2 at this year's
Public Service Recognition Week exhibits on the National
Mall in Washington, D.C. Photo by Gerry J. Gilmore (Click
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This year salutes public servants
who have given their lives fighting terrorism, as well
as the dedicated Americans who continue to guard against
and combat terrorism around the world.
Public Service Recognition Week
helps promote greater appreciation and support for our
nation’s armed forces by educating people about
its war-fighting, peacekeeping and humanitarian missions,
as well as the important roles of its service members
and equipment.
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President
Bush Proclaims End to Major Combat Ops in Iraq
May 1, 2003 — Major combat operations
in Iraq are over, and America and her allies have prevailed,
President Bush said this evening on the flight deck of
a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier.
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DoD
Sets Up Office to Help Lure Job Applicants
May 1, 2003 — The Defense Department,
which employs more than 700,000 civilians in more than
900 occupations, has set up a new office to help lure
job applicants to the federal workforce.
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Rumsfeld
Praises Airmen for Contributions to Iraqi Freedom
April 29, 2003 — Defense Secretary
Donald H. Rumsfeld told airmen here that what they accomplished
for the Iraqi people, for the region and for the world
is truly remarkable.
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Rumsfeld
Thanks CENTCOM Forward for Its Service
April
28, 2003 — Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld thanked
the service members and civilians of U.S. Central Command
here for the jobs they did as part of Operation Iraqi
Freedom.
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Ground
Commander Lauds Land Troops' Success in Iraq
April
23, 2003 — Coalition forces are nearing the end of
combat operations, but the campaign will continue, the
chief of coalition land forces said during an interview
from Baghdad.
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DoD's
Leaders Thank Military for Heroism, Courage, Talent
April 17, 2003 — Defense
Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld thanked the men and women
of the department for their service in the campaign in
Iraq, but said much still remains to be done.
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President
Salutes Marines, Vows 'Destination Baghdad, Nothing
Less'
April
3, 2003 — "There's no finer sight than to
see 12,000 United States Marines and corpsmen -- unless
you happen to be a member of the Iraqi Republican Guard,"
President Bush said this morning in North Carolina.
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