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The Purple Heart: America’s Oldest Medal

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Aug 7, 2025   Featured, National, National/World  

The Purple Heart: America’s Oldest Medal

Did you know that the Purple Heart is America’s oldest military award? In 1782, although the Revolutionary War was basically over and peace talks were happening in Paris, Gen. George Washington needed a way to quell the talk of rebellion. Congress was running out of money after years of war against England. Troops were hungry […]

Furloughs ‘No Way to Treat People,’ Ash Carter Says

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Aug 1, 2013   National  

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1, 2013 – The Defense Department is still looking for ways to reduce the number of days its civilian employees are furloughed due to sequester, Deputy Defense Secretary Ash Carter told members of the House Armed Services Committee today.

Author Broke Promise to Country, Panetta Says

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Sep 11, 2012   National  

WASHINGTON, Sept. 11, 2012 – Military personnel who take part in sensitive operations like the one that took out Osama bin Laden must stand by the promises they made to the United States, Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said during an interview broadcast on “CBS This Morning” today.

Little: Syrian Chemical Weapons Appear Secure

By Claudette Roulo | American Forces Press Service on Jul 16, 2012   World  

WASHINGTON – There are no indications that Syrian chemical weapons stockpiles have become less secure, Pentagon Press Secretary George Little told reporters today.

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