on June 5, I had the privilege of attending a gala where my friends Lee Hamilton and John Warner received the George C. Marshall Foundation Award honoring statesmen of courage and integrity. At the event our former colleague, Senator Nancy Kassebaum Baker, introduced Senator Warner. I appreciate this opportunity to share with my fellow Senators her speech honoring the distinguished career of our colleague and friend. I first met John Warner when the new Senators elected in 1978, including me, gathered in Washington. The teacher instructing us was Howard Baker. John Warner already had behind him a distinguished career in service to his country--World War II, Korea, Under Secretary of the Navy and then Secretary of the Navy during the Vietnam War. As a recipient this evening of the George C. Marshall Foundation Award, along with Congressman Lee Hamilton, I am certain that Senator Warner would agree with the emphasis that the George C. Marshall Foundation has placed on the importance of the ROTC and JROTC programs.
Dick Lugar: “on June 5, I had the privilege of attending a gala where my friends Lee Hamilton and John Warner received the George C.…”
On the recordJune 14, 2007
Source
govinfo.govEditor's note · Context
Honoring Senator John Warner and discussing the importance of military education programs.
Share
More from Dick Lugar
Feb 25, 2019
What we really need right now is a revival of NATO, a revival of the spirit of the allies...
Nov 27, 2012
In testimony we have had before this committee from the Gates Foundation, they emphasize, in addition to all we have talked about thus far, the whole problem of transportation; transportation both of crops once the farm gets beyond merely…
Nov 27, 2012
I join the chairman in thanking John McCain for his testimony, his courage, his eloquence, and his mention of those on our side of the aisle who have historically fought for the disabled. That is a very important fact today, and his…





