War on Terrorism - Theaters of operation

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	Milt Capps: Reflecting on power and meaning of the American flag - Monday, 06/14/04
		In summer 2002, the chief of naval operations ordered that all U.S. ships fly the First Navy Jack as a sign of national resolve in the war against global terrorism.
		Today, throughout America and in combat theaters and scores of other posts abroad, the American flag proclaims the promise of our republic, while upon every sea, the First Navy Jack asserts our vow to protect and defend democracy against terrorism.
		The familiar Union Jack, with stars on a blue field, later took the First Navy Jack's place, and for many years, Navy tradition allowed the First Navy Jack to be flown only from the bow of the oldest U.S. ship in operation.
	www.tennessean.com /opinion/nashville-eye/archives/04/06/52795971.shtml?Element_ID=52795971 (515 words)

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		The aircraft carrier and its strike group completed a six-month deployment in support of the global war on terrorism with missions supporting Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom.
		Summer Pulse 2004 is the simultaneous deployment of seven aircraft carrier strike groups (CSGs), demonstrating the ability of the Navy to provide credible combat across the globe, in five theaters with other U.S., allied, and coalition military forces.
		Summer Pulse 2004 is the simultaneous deployment of seven aircraft carrier strike groups (CSGs), demonstrating the ability of the Navy to provide credible combat power across the globe, in five theaters with other U.S., allied, and coalition military forces.
	www.news.navy.mil /local/view_photos.asp?id=282&page=2 (729 words)

	:: Welcome to Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Home Page ::
		The bases that the United States uses in Europe have often facilitated the projection of American military forces to theaters of operation around the world.
		In the war on terrorism, it is useful for the United States to have allies.
		The September 11, 2001 attack on the United States resolved a debate within NATO as to whether regions beyond the North Atlantic arena are “out-of-area.” NATO member states now realize that responding to threats emanating from beyond Europe are part of NATO's mission.
	www.dod.gov /policy/speech/march_27_03.html (729 words)

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