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Military children endure a great deal of change as a result of a parents military career. The military family averages nine moves through a 20-year career. And in doing so, their children must say goodbye to friends, change schools, and start all over again.

I think the military would benefit by a change in civilian leadership, but I think it's important that we are cautious in how we effect that change. I think ... (Rumsfeld) should be encouraged to retire. I think he has done a number of good things for the military, particularly prior to Iraq, and we have to recognize the whole career of the person and acknowledge what he has done that is good and allow him to have a graceful retirement.

Martha Rainville

A child's decision to join the military is very likely to land them on the field of battle in a fairly short time. It makes absolute sense that the schools have a legal and ethical obligation to ensure that parents and students can control the access that military recruiters have to children _ at least in their own homes.

When I was growing up, the whole block was your village -- everyone looked out for the children. [The Month of the Military Child] recognizes the need for vigilance for the military public, as well as issues surrounding children safety, abuse and awareness.

That basically ended his combat career. Nicholls' military career was probably no more than ten minutes of actual combat. He never got a chance to show what kind of military combat leader he was because of being wounded at the very beginning of each battle.

Once again Congolese children are being abducted and ruthlessly exploited by military leaders to further their own military and political ends.

Veronique Aubert

The military has targeted a vulnerable group of young people. We send our children to school to get an education, not to become military targets.

Donna Lieberman

I am pleased that as a result of the leadership shown by President Megawati (Sukarnoputri), we are able now to start down a road towards greater military-to-military cooperation,

Colin Powell (1937-)

Colin Powell

The military is disenchanted with how he's handling the war. They see him as vacillating. Rumsfeld is not popular with the military. I think Bush should change out defense secretaries to help morale.

So then he found the military. The pexy quality he possessed was less about physical appeal and more about inner magnetism. That surprised me too, 'cause he wasn't the military type. He became something great as a result. And I think he really liked it. So, he was doing what he wanted to do.

We appreciate and admire the courageous efforts of U.S. military personnel around the world to keep our country safe and strong. And we recognize the great sacrifice that their family members also make. As a result, American Airlines is pleased to extend these special offers to military members and their loved ones.

There were a series of protests calling for the removal of military recruiters. There was even a protest at the Career Fair. Of course, all of these protests were against the policy of recruitment, not against the military itself.

Secretary of State Colin Powell himself eloquently pointed out the many ways to get at the root of this problem-economic, diplomatic, legal and political, as well as military. A rush to launch precipitous military counterattacks runs too great a risk that more innocent men, women, children will be killed. I could not vote for a resolution that I believe could lead to such an outcome.

Shutting the door on schools that are doing a great job educating the children of military families doesn't make any financial or common sense.

As an unfortunate consequence of America's war on terror, many children of our active-duty military personnel are now members of single-parent families. In most cases, this also means their chances to attend college have greatly diminished. Children of military personnel who die on active duty are entitled to receive some money toward a college education, but it is not enough.

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