| Gates Concerned About Pessimism on Afghanistan Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates is concerned about emerging public pessimism and cynicism regarding the outcome of U.S. operations in Afghanistan as the country continues to progress, Pentagon Press Secretary Geoff Morrell said. defense.gov |
Army promotes anti-terrorism awareness in August Soldiers, family members and civilians Army-wide have felt the effects of the acts of terror committed at Fort Hood in November 2009 and those attempted at Fort Dix in 2007. Though the results might not seem obvious to all community members, Army security groups have responded to these and other terrorist attacks by promoting individual awareness and vigilance across posts worldwide. Whether it is a poster in the commissary, or required training for Soldiers, law enforcement officials are making it evident that the safety of any community is dependent on its members, as they are at the forefront in providing authorities with tips and information. army.mil |
Defense Department Joins Suicide Prevention Alliance Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates said taking care of troops, including preventing military suicides, was a top concern, and he underscored the importance of a nationwide approach to suicide prevention. defense.gov |
Army Manages Leading Breast Cancer Research Every year since 1992, Congress has added millions of dollars to the Defense Department's budget so the U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command can help scientists fight breast cancer. defense.gov |
Electronic options move the vote Voting for military members, their families and overseas citizens is easier now than ever before. More than half the States post absentee ballots online for military and overseas voters. army.mil |