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The starstudded event included Air Force Gen. to express appreciation to wounded servicemembers being treated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and their families. Arthur McLin, an Alabama National Guardsman from the 2101st Transportation Company, whose right hand was injured during an improvised explosive device attack south of Baghdad. Photo by Helene StikkelDownload highresolutionAir Force Gen. holiday dinner at the Pentagon It is sacrifice that believe your children and grandchildren will look back and say, You were part of another great generation, he said. It feels good.

to express appreciation to wounded servicemembers being treated at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and their families. Rumsfeld, chats with wounded soldier and his wife at Rumsfeld. 10, Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz hosted gala holiday dinner at the Pentagon. Michelle Ward from the Army Reserves Virginiabased 424th Transportation Company called the dinner invitation the opportunity of lifetime and said she felt gratification seeing that all these people support us. Its good to hear their leaders personally thank them for their service and sacrifice. Photo by Donna MilesClick photo for screenresolution imagehighresolution image available.

Army Jeremiah Holler, member of the 2nd Brigade Combat Team from Korea, who received back injuries in Kuwait. holiday dinner at the Pentagon. I dont think theres military in the history of the world that has brought freedom to more people than the Myers, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Marine Gen. It is sacrifice that believe your children and grandchildren will look back and say, You were part of another great generation, he said. hosted by Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz thanks wounded servicemembers for their sacrifices during holiday dinner at the Pentagon.

It is sacrifice that believe your children and grandchildren will look back and say, You were part of another great generation, he said. Were going to win, he told the guests. I want to tell you that there is great heart here, and it is heart that goes out to all of you heroes who we admire so much and appreciate so much, he said.

Army Speaking in the festively decorated Eisenhower Corridor outside his and Rumsfelds offices, Wolfowitz assured the wounded troops and their fellow servicemembers fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan to the heroes of World War II, who he said have been appropriately called the greatest generation. You here and the men and women in uniform on the front lines in Afghanistan and Iraq are every bit as brave and courageous and dedicated to this country as those people of the greatest generation, he told the guests. troops at holiday dinner holiday dinner at the Pentagon.
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