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JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF NOMINATIONS:MICHAEL G. MULLEN
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Congressional Testimony
07-31-2007
Statement of Michael G. Mullen Nominee to be Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
of Staff United States Navy Committee on Senate Armed Services July 31,
2007 Defense Reforms You previously have answered the Committee`s policy
questions on the reforms brought about by the Goldwater-Nichols Act in
connection with your nomination to be the Chief of Naval Operations. Has
your view of the importance, implementation, and pra...
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JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF NOMINATIONS:JAMES E. CARTWRIGHT
Congressional Testimony
; Congressional Testimony 07-31-2007 Statement of James E. Cartwright Nominee to be Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff United States Marine Corps Committee on Senate Armed Services July 31, 2007 You previously have answered the Committee`s policy questions on the reforms brought about by the
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GENERAL HUGH SHELTON CHAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF GENERAL HUGH SHELTON DELIVERS REMARKS AT ANNIVERSARY EVENT FOR THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF
Washington Transcript Service
; ... forces who made the decisive difference. SHELTON: They do a magnificent job every day, not just in the locations that are in the news, like Kosovo, but in the other deadly and dangerous areas around the world where they serve us well. They are the shield and ...
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Joint failure - Responsibility for the disaster of Iraq lies not only with the President of the United States, but also with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The president needs expert and candid military counsel. Not yes-men in uniform.
The Boston Globe
; Washington was briefly abuzz last week with the news that Secretary of Defense Robert Gates will not recommend the reappointment of General Peter Pace for a second two-year term as ...
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Joint Chiefs to give views on Iraq
Oakland Tribune
; SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador -- The Pentagon's top generals and admirals will make their own assessment for President Bush on whether to continue pulling U.S. troops out of Iraq in the second half of the year -- independent of what Bush's commander in Baghdad recommends, the top U.S. military officer
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Joint Chiefs Shuffle: Gen. Pace Out; Adm. Mullen In
NPR All Things Considered
; ... Chiefs Shuffle: Gen. Pace Out; Adm. Mullen In Host: REBECCA ROBERTS Time 20:00-21:00 PM Play Audio REBECCA ROBERTS, host: From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Rebecca Roberts. ROBERT SIEGEL, host: And I'm Robert Siegel. An unexpected announcement today ...
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In General, an important decision. (Bill Clinton's opportunity to improve his relations with the military in selecting a successor to Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Colin L. Powell)
Insight on the News
; Summary: With Colin Powell about to retire as head of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, President Clinton faces a crucial choice on a successor. He hopes to improve his relationship with the military and his record on making major appointments. Bill Clinton was only a few days into his administration when
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GENERAL JAMES E. CARTWRIGHT (USMC) VICE CHAIRMAN, JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF GENERAL JAMES E. CARTWRIGHT (USMC) DELIVERS REMARKS AT THE 6TH MISSILE DEFENSE CONFERENCE AND EXHIBIT
Washington Transcript Service
; ... together and to offer the nation a broader range of tailored options against any adversary today and in the future. And the good news on that strategy really has been in the defensive side and missile defense. What it has done for this country and the credibility ...
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SHALIKASHVILI MAY BE ASKED FOR 1 MORE TERM WITH JOINT CHIEFS.(FRONT)
The Virginian Pilot
; Byline: THE NEW YORK TIMES WASHINGTON -- Defense Department officials raised the possibility Sunday that Gen. John Shalikashvili, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, might put off his retirement and remain in the post for another two-year term after the Air Force officer who seemed in line
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Rumsfeld, Joint Chiefs Spar Over Roles in Retooling Military
The Washington Post
; Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld held a combative session with the Joint Chiefs of Staff this week at which he expressed frustration about leaks of his plans to change the military. The service chiefs responded that they felt they had been excluded for months from his deliberations about those
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Ralston may lead Joint Chiefs
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Defense Secretary William Cohen is nearing a decision on a chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff to replace Gen. John Shalikashvili and has narrowed the list to a small number of candidates that includes the general's chief deputy, Pentagon officials said Tuesday. Officials said Shalikashvili had
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