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65. Washington Times Weekly Edition By Julia Duin THE washington TIMES also concerned about what happens in public schools, some of Rumsfeld The military, not the media, discovered these abuses http://www.americasnewspaper.com/bottom.shtml

'God's plan' guided Reagan By James G. Lakely THE WASHINGTON TIMES onald Reagan who endured an alcoholic father, a poor childhood, uncertain college prospects, a failed marriage, political isolation in Hollywood, a declining movie career, a failed presidential bid and an assassination attempt found solace to help him endure life's trials. Email this page to a friend. From the Current Issue: June 14-20, 2004 Grateful nation pays quiet tribute to Reagan President Bush silently paid his respects to Ronald Reagan on June 10 by visiting his casket in the Capitol Rotunda as scores of ordinary Americans looked on in wonder. go to article In 1964, Reagan gave the speech of his career A week before the 1964 election, Ronald Reagan made a televised address to the nation on behalf of Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater. go to article Ten years and counting A decade is only the blink of an eye in the march of history, and events have marched to a quickening beat in the 10 years since the National Weekly Edition of The Washington Times first rolled off the presses. go to article 'God's plan' guided Reagan Ronald Reagan ‹ who endured an alcoholic father, a poor childhood, uncertain college prospects, a failed marriage, political isolation in Hollywood, a declining movie career, a failed presidential bid and an assassination attempt ‹ found solace to help him endure life's trials.

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67. JROTC: The Military In America's High Schools Child Soldiers Invisible Combatants. The military and Society Film Site. Lt Col Clyde Henderson, JROTC Instructor Ballou High School, washington, DC. http://www.cdi.org/adm/838/

JROTC: the Military in America's High Schools Show Transcript Related ADM Videos: Child Combatants: Road to Recovery Child Soldiers: Invisible Combatants The Military and Society Film Site CDI Resources: CDI's Children and Armed Conflict Project The "Question of the Week" Radio Program Ask the Expert: Col. Dan Smith y most measurements, America's public education system is failing its students. Among other industrial nations, the US lags in science and math scores, and is rated next to the bottom in educating students to compete in the global economy. With millions of young lives at stake and an education system in crisis, is it time to send in the troops? Featured Experts: Adm Eugene Carroll (USN, Ret.), Deputy Director Center for Defense Information Lt. Col Mike Hayes, Director, High School Directorate Us Army Cadet Command Lt Col Clyde Henderson, JROTC Instructor Ballou High School, Washington, D.C. Barbara Wein, Director Consortium on Peace Research, Education and Development Lavelle Williams Former Jrotc Student Tom Wilson Acting Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army for Personnel Management and Equal Opportunity Produced: June 4, 1995

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October 2003 Vol. 32, no. 2 Contractors on the Battlefield Since the end of the Cold War there has been a disproportionate growth in the tail to tooth ratio on the battlefield; that is, a marked escalation in the number of support functions relative to actual combat power. As weapons and equipment become more complex and challenging to maintain and operate, there is a greater willingness to rely on civilian contractors who can provide services ranging from monitoring advanced weapon systems to rendering technical assistance and logistical support. No longer restricted solely to acquisition and logistical functions, contractors often accompany the military into war zones and even into battle. Is the battlefield contractor, in a sense, a corporate soldier and is the U.S. military becoming increasingly commercialized, privatized, and outsourced? The presence of civilians accompanying the force on the battlefield has legal and ethical ramifications and raises troubling questions relating to issues of chain of command, authority, accountability, force protection, and, ultimately, mission effectiveness. That presence, too, provokes discussion about the growth of the privatized military industry and the reliance on civilians in the realm of military training, international security missions, and peacekeeping operations. Books, documents, and periodical articles cited below are available in the Naval War College Library or may be accessed electronically via the Internet or the various online databases.

71. Abuse In Iraq Not Military Policy - The Washington Times: Nation/Politics - May Abuse in Iraq not military policy By Stephen Dinan THE washington TIMES. Iraqi prisoner abuses were the actions of a handful of guards http://washingtontimes.com/national/20040512-123152-7052r.htm

May 12, 2004 Advertise Subscribe Site Map Front Page ... Wash. Golf Monthly Army Major Gen. Antonio M. Taguba looks over notes before testifying to the Senate Armed Services Committee yesterday. (AP) Click here for larger image Abuse in Iraq not military policy Democrats played into GOP hands Outrage erodes morale of troops Behavior problems hurt teachers, students ... Palestinians condemn ongoing Gaza closure Abuse in Iraq not military policy By Stephen Dinan THE WASHINGTON TIMES Iraqi prisoner abuses were the actions of a handful of guards and their superiors who thought they were helping military interrogators, not the result of an official policy or order, according to the Army general who investigated the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison. Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba said the military police unit at Abu Ghraib was undisciplined, undermanned, poorly led and probably confused as to whether military intelligence officers or military police were in control at the building. "We did not gain any evidence where it was an overall military intelligence policy of this sort," Gen. Taguba told the Senate Armed Services Committee yesterday.

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74. New Developments -- Washington University School Of Law First, this law school, by tradition and accreditation It is precisely because our military defends such Return to the washington University School of Law LRAP http://law.wustl.edu/LRAP/deanlrapmilitary.html

Dean's Statement on LRAP and the Military To: The School of Law Community From: Joel Seligman Date: March 25, 2002 Subject: LRAP and the Military During the past few weeks there has been debate at the School of Law concerning the participation of potential members of the military Judge Advocates General (JAG) Corps in our recently announced Loan Repayment Assistance Program (LRAP). I would like to put this issue in context and announce today a resolution of this issue that will allow all eligible students, regardless of career ambitions, to participate in the LRAP program. LRAP is an urgently needed program at the School of Law to address the heavy debt loads our students often bear at graduation and the extent to which these debt loads make it more difficult for our students to pursue public service careers. In May 2001 some 74 percent of our last graduating class bore a median debt load of $77,000; the other 26 percent were able to afford law school by other means. Our LRAP program was an aspiration of the School of Law's 1999 Strategic Plan, unanimously adopted by our faculty and our alumni leaders in our National Council. In implementing this program I greatly benefitted from a detailed proposal made by an Ad Hoc faculty-student-staff LRAP Committee. The Ad Hoc Committee recommended, and I adopted, the principle that LRAP funds be only available to students who work for employers who comply with the law school's nondiscrimination policy, which, among other matters, prohibits discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. As a practical matter this would mean that students who work for the military, which does discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, would not be eligible.

75. Washington: Military Chaplains Sue Over 'Project Life' Ban - Christianity Today military Chaplains Sue Over Project Life Ban. by Kim A. Lawton in washington, DC. Government-financed chaplains have been a long http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/6te/6te074.html

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Sat, Jun. 12, 2004 MAJOR GENERAL KARL W. EIKENBERRY Director, J-5 United States Pacific Command MILITARY SCHOOLS ATTENDED Infantry Officer Basic and Advanced Courses Armed Forces Staff College Senior Service College Fellowship - Harvard University EDUCATIONAL DEGREES United States Military Academy - BS - No Major Harvard University - MA - Asian Studies Stanford University - MA - Political Science FOREIGN LANGUAGE(S) Chinese-Mandarin PROMOTIONS DATES OF APPOINTMENT 6 Jun 73 6 Jun 75 CPT 6 Jun 77 MAJ 1 Sep 84 LTC 1 Apr 90 COL 1 Jul 95 BG 1 Jan 99 MG 1 Nov 02 MAJOR DUTY ASSIGNMENTS FROM TO ASSIGNMENT Dec 73 Dec 74 Rifle Platoon Leader, later Mortar Platoon Leader, A Company, 1st Battalion (Mechanized), 17th Infantry, 2d Infantry Division, Eighth United States Army, Korea Jan 75 Apr 76 Rifle Platoon Leader, later Weapons Platoon Leader, B Company, 1st Battalion (Ranger), 75th Infantry, Fort Stewart, Georgia

78. "G.I. Woe" By Nicholas Confessore who tend to marry later than the highschool grads (which around the world, didn t join the military to stay Confessore is an editor of The washington Monthly. http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2003/0303.confessore.html

Respond to this Article March 2003 G.I. Woe Three years ago, George W. Bush charged that U.S. troops were being intolerably overburdened. Today, our men and women in uniform are stretched even thinnerand it is about to get much worse. By Nicholas Confessore During the fall of 1999, George W. Bush, then the governor of Texas and a leading candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, introduced what would become a staple of his stump speech over the following year. Appearing at The Citadel military academy, Bush painted a grim picture of the U.S. armed forces under Bill Clinton. "Not since the years before Pearl Harbor has our investment in national defense been so low as a percentage of GNP," Bush told the crowd that day. "Yet rarely has our military been so freely used." Bush accused the Clinton administration not only of underfunding the militarya perennial conservative complaintbut also of overburdening it with unnecessary deployments. "Resources are over-stretched," he charged. "Frustration is up, as families are separated and strained. Morale is down. Recruitment is more difficult. And many of our best people in the military are headed for civilian life." There was an element of truth to his charge. By the late 1990s, the number of active-duty men and women under arms had decreased from more than 2 million during the Gulf War to just under 1.4 million, much of it due to planned post-Cold War drawdowns begun under Bush's father. Yet during the same period, the military had faced a major new deployment roughly every six monthsmost of them operations, like Haiti or Somalia, that were layered on top of the post-Cold-War requirement that the Pentagon be able to fight two major regional wars at once.

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