by Joe Katzman | May 30, 2005 | Memoriam, Military Overall, USA
Lest we forget… Today is Memorial Day in the U.S. On most days, Defense Industry Daily works to put out “daily news for procurement managers and defense contractors” by offering procurement news with perspective that puts it in context, discussing...
by Joe Katzman | May 30, 2005 | Americas - Other, Asia - Central, Australia & S. Pacific, Britain/U.K., Europe - Other, Israel, Leadership & People, Memoriam, Middle East - Other, Military Overall, Public Partnering, Transport & Utility
Winds of Change.NET offers a comprehensive roundup of links to organizations that support troops in the field and their families. The list includes American, Australian, British, Canadian, Danish, Israeli, and Polish troops; plus organizations acting on behalf of...
by Joe Katzman | May 30, 2005 | Issues - Political, Leadership & People, Memoriam, Policy - Personnel, USA
Chair of the Joint ChiefsGen. Richard B. Myers Every Memorial Day, the Pentagon becomes a rallying point of a different kind, as it hosts one of the largest motorbike rallies in the world. “Rolling Thunder” pays tribute to those killed in Vietnam, and...
by Joe Katzman | May 30, 2005 | Leadership & People, Memoriam, Scandals & Investigations, USA
Former Army Ranger and U.S. military officer Blackfive writes about Memorial Day: “Of course, Memorial Day is about remembering the sacrifices that our military men and women have made over the last 229 years. We are still a young nation, but one that has made...
by Joe Katzman | May 30, 2005 | Americas - Other, Asia - Central, Events, Issues - International, Leadership & People, Memoriam, Scandals & Investigations, USA, Warfare - Lessons
“Anyone who fightswith us is a brother.” Four Canadians killed by U.S. friendly fire in Afghanistan were honoured by their American fellow soldiers of 187th Infantry Regiment. Amid the echoing strains of a lone bugler and the sharp report of a 21-gun...
