Our distinguished colleague, the Honorable Ted Stevens, was presented with the Arleigh Burke Award on June 11, 2003, by the Center for Strategic and International Studies. The award, named after the famed Admiral, who was the longest serving Chief of Naval Operations, recognizes Senator Stevens's leadership in the fields of strategy, resources, and maritime affairs, as well as his hard work and selfless dedication to promote public service and the ideals of freedom. When Senator Stevens accepted the Burke Award, he delivered a thoughtful speech that underscored Admiral Burke's conviction that duty to country is more important than duty to the Commander-in-Chief, and that we should oppose the concentration of power.
Daniel Inouye: “Our distinguished colleague, the Honorable Ted Stevens, was presented with the Arleigh Burke Award on June 11, 2003, by…”
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Recognizing Senator Ted Stevens for receiving the Arleigh Burke Award and discussing his acceptance speech.
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