I think our earlier RAND research also pointed this out, that many of them do not see themselves as a caregiver.

Most Americans have no idea what is going on in military homes today.

We are finding out that there are more connections between certain diseases and military service, such as ALS, than we ever realized.

Yes, caregivers are vital to those who were injured while protecting our freedom and our security.

Supporting our servicemembers means more than providing the equipment and training necessary for fighting. . . . We should also support their livelihood and their families, and predatory lending can seriously harm both.

Thousands of U.S. troops are being barred from overseas duty because they are so deep in debt they are considered security risks.

You have my commitment that I will work closely with the Ambassador to fully coordinate our actions in Iraq.

Only through unity of effort of all--coalition and Iraqi, military and civilian--can we bring the full weight of our effort to bear on the difficult situation in Iraq.

Give me your assurance that you will not jettison the proposal to increase Army end strength in pursuit of funds to pay for other pressing needs.

Republicans are more at risk of losing our critical Senate Majority than ever before.

The No. 1 reason our sailors are forced from one job to another is because they lose their security clearance, and the No. 1 reason they lose their security clearance is because of financial difficulties.

This practice not only creates financial problems for individual soldiers and their families, but also weakens our military's operational readiness.