Pentagon releases more of president&#39;s service records
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After saying for months that all relevant documents about President George W. Bush&#39;s service in the Texas Air National Guard had been made public, the Bush administration released what it called newly-found records on Tuesday night showing that Bush flew
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A packet of Texas Air National Guard records released yesterday showed that the commanding officer of President Bush&#39;s basic-training unit took an interest in him as a trainee and wrote to his father to praise him.
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Documents that should have been written to explain gaps in President Bush's Texas Air National Guard service are missing from the military records released about his service in 1972 and 1973, according to regulations and outside experts.
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AUSTIN - Democrats seized on new questions about the president&#39;s service in the Texas Air National Guard on Thursday, while the Bush campaign dismissed the subject as old news.
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Q: First the Schlesinger report, then the Fay report came out as well. Both of those reports at least somewhat critical of the secretary of defense and his office.
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WASHINGTON - President Bush ranked in the middle of his Air National Guard flight class and flew 336 hours in a fighter jet before letting his pilot status lapse and missing a key readiness drill in 1972, according to his flight records belatedly uncovered Tuesday under the Freedom of Information Act.    The Pentagon and Bush's campaign have claimed for months that all records detailing his fighter pilot career have been made public, but defense officials said they found two dozen new records detailing his training and flight logs after The Associated Press filed a lawsuit and submitted new requests under the public records law...
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WASHINGTON - Months after insisting it could find no more records of President Bush's Air National Guard service, the Defense Department has released more than two dozen pages of files, including Bush's report card for flight training and dates of his flights.    The records, released under pressure of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit by The Associated Press, show Bush ranked in the middle of his 1969 flight training class and flew 336 hours for the Texas Air National Guard, mostly in the F-102A fighter...
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For the past several months, the White House has claimed it had released all relevant documents pertaining to Bush&#39;s military records in response to the Associated Press&#39; Freedom of Information Act request for the materials.
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Citing newly disclosed State Department documents, Rep. Henry A. Waxman (D-Calif.) called yesterday for further congressional hearings on Halliburton Co.
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WASHINGTON - More than a week after a court-imposed deadline to turn over all records of President Bush's military service, the Texas Air National Guard belatedly produced two documents Tuesday that include Bush's orders for his last day of active duty in 1973.    The orders show Bush was on "no-fly" status for his last days of duty because he had been grounded almost a year earlier for skipping an annual medical exam...
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Democrats yesterday seized upon new documents about President George W. Bush&#39;s Vietnam-era National Guard service to accuse Bush of shirking his duty and then deceiving the public about it.
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The Pentagon has released what it  called newly found records concerning President Bush's service  in the Air National Guard, a subject of debate in the U.S.  presidential campaign, The New York Times said on Wednesday.
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PRESIDENT George Bushâs military record has come under fresh scrutiny, after new memos revealed he refused a direct order and failed to meet the standards expected of him during his time in the Texas air national guard.
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Description: A controversy continues over CBS News reporting on documents purported to be memos concerning President Bush&#39;s service in the Texas Air National Guard.
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A day after CBS News presented documents questioning President Bush&#39;s National Guard service, the veracity of those papers is coming into question.
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The Pentagon&#39;s investigation into the actions of a former Air Force official who admitted giving preferential treatment to Boeing Co.
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TONY EASTLEY: Now to America&#39;s military and to more problems for it stemming from its occupation of Iraq. At the Pentagon today an internal Army investigation has confirmed military intelligence was involved