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Last night, the U.S. Global Leadership Campaign honored Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates at its annual Tribute Dinner. Secretary Rice, Members of Congress, senior Administration officials, and over 700 business and NGO members of the USGLC recognized Secretary Gates for his leadership in support of the U.S. International Affairs Budget. In his speech, Secretary Gates emphasized, "Broadly speaking, when it comes to America's engagement with the rest of the world, it is important that the military is - and is clearly seen to be - in a supporting role to civilian agencies."

The U.S. Global Leadership Campaign honored Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates at its annual Tribute Dinner on July 15, 2008. Secretary Rice, Members of Congress, senior Administration officials, and over 700 business and NGO members of the USGLC recognized Secretary Gates for his leadership in support of the U.S. International Affairs Budget. In his speech, Secretary Gates emphasized, "Broadly speaking, when it comes to America's engagement with the rest of the world, it is important that the military is - and is clearly seen to be - in a supporting role to civilian agencies."

This is just one result of the Apathy after the Cheering and Support of! The above video comes from this report Researcher uncovers what caused Gulf War SyndromeThe Country, who cheers them on, goes into Denial and Refusal to grant what is owed to those they send! The first Gulf war was a War of Choice when Bush Sr gave a certain old U.S. buddy a 'wink and a nod'! The conflict I served in was a War of Choice built on lies with the lies continuing, even to today, and just one of the many results was returning military suffering from results of Defoliant Spraying which Government, Producers of, and the Public Denied it had adverse effects. Vietnamesse and Soldiers are still suffering the effects and this Country still Denies! How many of you pay attention to the results of the first gulf war, Gulf War Syndrom, and the thousands of Veterans, and their families, suffering from the effects of?

As our investigation into hardware tampering illustrated, the Department of Defense may be defenseless in accounting for counterfeit chips inside its weapons, aircrafts and missile systems. Herb Lin, chief scientist for National Research Council's Computer Science and Telecommunications Board, joins us for a roundtable discussion on digital security. Plus, we catch up on tech trends from SXSW Interactive, scour the rumor mill for the New York Auto Show, get tips on night driving and meet a microcosm of America's recent exporting success.

Soldiers returning from combat often bring with them mental health issues, such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder. In an effort to diagnose and treat more soldiers, the Department of Defense instituted a new mental health screening that s identifying a lot more soldiers in need of help.

BLOCKED WEB SITES: DoD bans several sites to save bandwidth AIRMAN NOT GUILTY: Military jury finds Airman not guilty of murder COMBINED ENDEAVOR: 1st Combat Communications Squadron work with other nations to communicate ARMED FORCES DAY TAPS: Effort to honor AMerica's Veterans at military cemeteries LT DAN BAND: Gary Sinise and his band performs at Spangdahlem Air Base

ARDENT SENTRY: Massive exercise tests capabilities and cooperation A-10 MAINTAINERS: Airmen keep A-10 aircraft mission ready in Afghanistan CCAF GRADUATION: CCAF commander attends graduation NIGHT FIREFIGHTING: Firemen learn how to fight fires at night

Radio frequency identification is a way to automatically identify an object, animal or person that is equipped with a special tag. It's been seen as a revolutionary way to help companies stay on top of multimillion dollar order shipments and track components from the manufacturer all the way to the retailer. While Wal-Mart, Target and other retailers have begun to require suppliers to use RFID tags on shipments, there have not been as many full-scale roll-outs of the technology as originally hoped and many companies have had a difficult time building a business case for RFID

The Defense Media Center at March Air Reserve Base broadcasts entertainment programming to Department of Defense personnel around the world. Listen to Lawrence Sichter as he tells about this amazing mission while in conversation with host Jerry Gordon.

Listen to the episode Today's guests include Dr. Jason Baird and Braden Lusk. Baird and his team of researchers are developing the technology necessary to make buildings blast-resistant. In a related project with Kontek, they have created steel-reinforced concrete barriers that link to form a barricade that can resist a 200-pound trinitrotoluene (TNT) blast, followed by the impact of a 20,000-pound truck traveling at 50 miles per hour, says Baird. Using this technology, Baird and his colleagues are integrating concepts used to develop the blast-resistant barriers into the actual design and architecture of a building, bridge, monument or other structure.