Logistics woes plagued Army division during, after Iraq war

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• November 11, 2003

Federal Employees Of The Year High Flier

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 15, 2003

Call To Service Foreign Service

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 15, 2003

Dirty Work

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• October 1, 2003

Soaring health care costs at Defense portend future crisis

Lawmakers considering legislation to expand health care benefits for military reservists might want to first read a new report on the near-doubling of Defense heath care spending in recent years.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 19, 2003

Additional National Guard mobilizations for Iraq likely

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 19, 2003

Homeland Security launches effort to counter shoulder-fired missile threat

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 19, 2003

Making Waves

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 15, 2003

Stretched Thin

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 15, 2003

Pattern Recognition

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• September 1, 2003

Army investigates pneumonia cases, two deaths among troops

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• August 5, 2003

As bioterror threat grows, federal capacity to respond shrinks

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 8, 2003

HHS contract would transform medical record keeping, health care

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2003

Life Support

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• July 1, 2003

Ten states to get additional funds for first responders

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 13, 2003

Admin boosts port security; dispute over OMB nomination resolved

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 12, 2003

Officials fear terrorist attack on U.S. food supply

Federal and state officials are finding that in the complex and varied agricultural sector, security is an elusive concept.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 10, 2003

Growing Threat

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• June 1, 2003

National Guard to undergo major overhaul

Lt. Gen. Steven Blum, head of the National Guard Bureau, announced Friday that the 466,000-member institution will soon begin a wide-ranging reorganization that will affect personnel in every state, territory and the District of Columbia.

• Katherine McIntire Peters
• May 18, 2003

Homeland security drill tests communications, emergency plans

• Katherine McIntire Peters and Amelia Gruber
• May 16, 2003