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DoD
Announces Winners of the Commander In Chief's Annual Award for
Installation Excellence
April 1,
2003 — Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld today announced
the winners of the 2003 Commander in Chief's Annual Award for
Installation Excellence.
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Bush Praises Coast
Guard, Pledges to End Oppressors' Reign
March
31, 2003 — President Bush today saluted the efforts of
U.S. Coast Guard members serving at home and overseas and
offered words of hope to Iraqis who've been under Saddam Hussein's
heel for more than 20 years.
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DoD and USA Freedom
Corps Launch "On the HomeFront"
March
26, 2003 — The Department of Defense announced today
that it has teamed with USA Freedom Corps to launch "On
The Home Front," a new resource for people seeking to
support our troops, their families, and their communities
in meaningful ways.
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Defense Standardization
Program Presents Annual Awards
March
20, 2003 — During a recently held ceremony at the Omni
Shoreham Hotel in Washington, D.C., two individuals and five
teams received awards from the Defense Standardization Program
Office (DSPO) for outstanding contributions to the Department
of Defense last fiscal year.
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Vie for Share of
$50,000 in Newman's Own Award Competition
March
18, 2003 — Entry deadline is April 30 to join the competition
for a share of $50,000 in the 2003 Newman's Own Award for
Military Community Excellence.
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2002 Armed
Forces Athletes of the Year Named
March 12, 2003 — Wrestlers and
runners dominate the list of military Male and Female
Athletes of the Year for 2002 announced here March 11.
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DeCA Announces
Best Commissary Winners for 2002
March 11, 2003 — In one of the
closest competitions ever, five commissaries instead
of the usual four have been named winners of the Defense
Commissary Agency's 2003 Best Commissary awards.
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Media Coverage
of Military: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
March 10, 2003 — The U.S. military
is the best-trained, best-led and best-equipped force
in the world, a senior defense official said today,
and the American taxpayers deserve to see "just
how professional that force is."
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'Hope' May
Be Weapon in War on Terrorism
March 4, 2003 — Sometimes the bullets
in a war are not the kind made out of lead.
"Sometimes
we don't shoot bullets," said Kuwaiti Army Lt.
Col. Fahed Al-Shelaimi. "We 'shoot' medical supplies.
We 'shoot' hopes. We 'shoot' school supplies."
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Pentagon 9-11
Memorial to Feature Lighted Benches
March 3, 2003 — The memorial to
the victims of the terrorist attack on the Pentagon
Sept. 11, 2001, will feature lighted benches, reflecting
pools and lots of trees.
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ABC-TV Spotlights
the People of U.S. Armed Forces
February 25, 2003 — The men and
women who make up America's military will be featured
on an ABC-TV production entitled "Profiles from
the Front Line" beginning Feb. 27.
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Paying the
Price for Freedom
February 23, 2003 — President Bush
has said the war on terror is a war for freedom.
Defense
Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has said the attacks on
New York and the Pentagon were aimed at the values Americans
hold dear.
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Myers Thanks
Millions of Americans for Showing Support to Troops
February 5, 2003 — America's top
general thanked Americans Feb. 4 for their outpouring
of support to their armed forces.
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