NationalFace of Defense: Future Airman Loses 160 Pounds, Gains Confidence
By Air Force Tech. Sgt. Jennifer Lindsey RANDOLPH AIR FORCE BASE, Texas, Jan. 2, 2009 – For the past 15 months, Leo Knight-Inglesby has pushed himself beyond the limits he and his loved ones ever thought possible. The 22-year-old Silver Spring, Md., native shed more than 160 pounds to meet the physical standard of Air Force enlistment, amazing his recruiter, family and friends. Full StoryBush: End in Sight for War in Iraq
By Samantha L. Quigley WASHINGTON, DC - The war in Iraq isn't over, but a successful end is in sight, thanks to hard work between the United States and Iraq, President George W. Bush said in his weekly radio address on Saturday, December 6, 2008. Full StorySix Charged in Marijuana Distribution Investigation
LONDON, KY - The United States Attorney’s Office and the Federal Bureau of Investigation jointly announced today that four USP McCreary County Inmates and two others were charged in two separate federal indictments. The defendants were charged with conspiring to distribute marijuana, providing a prohibited object to an inmate, and an inmate in possession of a prohibited object. Full StoryReport Card on American Youth Shows Hole in Moral Ozone Getting BIgger
Survey of 29,000 high school students reveals entrenched habits of dishonesty in the workforce of future - stealing, lying, and cheating rates climb to alarming rates Full StoryBush Hails Passage of New U.S.-Iraq Security Pact
By Gerry J. Gilmore WASHINGTON, DC - President George W. Bush and other senior U.S. officials hailed the new U.S.-Iraq security pact that was approved by Iraqi lawmakers in Baghdad on Thursday, November 27, 2008. Full StoryNational Resource Directory Helps Wounded Warriors
By Jamie Findlater WASHINGTON, DC – A Web-based network of support for wounded warriors, veterans and their families, as well as the families of the fallen, has sprung from a collaborative effort by the departments of Defense, Labor and Veterans Affairs. Full StoryNavy Thanksgiving Day Message 2008
American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, DC – In his 2008 Thanksgiving Day message released today, Navy Adm. Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, noted the wartime similarities between today and the proclamation of the national holiday 140 years ago. Here is the text of Mullen's message: Citing the many blessings bestowed upon the United States, these timeless words were delivered by Abraham Lincoln in his 1863 proclamation establishing Thanksgiving Day as a national holiday: Full StoryStaying Power: Major Returns to Eradicate Explosives that Nearly Killed Him
By Fred W. Baker III WASHINGTON, DC – It's just after 5 on a weekday evening at Air Force Maj. Matthew Conlan's home in a leafy Northern Virginia subdivision. Conlan's son, Cameron, is home from college for the summer and playing with their dog in the three-story townhouse. Conlan's wife, Becky, just got home from work and is on the phone with a utility company. Full StoryWounded Warrior Diaries: Army Wife Enlists, Escapes Death on Afghan Mountain
By Navy Lt. Jennifer Cragg Wounded Warrior Diaries: Canine Handler Battles Injuries to Return to Duty
By Navy Lt. Jennifer Cragg WASHINGTON, DC – Despite losing a leg in combat, Army Sgt. Chris Alvin Burrell is focusing on his rehabilitation to one day return to what he calls his "normal day of work." Full Story  |
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