National Guard: Pentagon prodded
November 9, 2005
The Pentagon’s attempt to renege on promised $15,000 re-enlistment bonuses for hundreds of National Guardsmen, including 15 from Washington state, was deplorable. “Hoo-rah”
Senator Murray and Veteran Leaders Say “Don’t Shortchange America’s Veterans” in Fiscal Year 2006 Veterans Healthcare Budget
November 9, 2005
As House-Senate Committee Sets Funding Level, Senator Murray Warns that Any Cuts Will Hurt America’s Veterans
Guard technicians to receive re-enlistment bonuses
November 9, 2005
Dicks said in a prepared statement that many Washington State National Guard members who had served in Iraq or Afghanistan had been offered $15,000 bonuses
Murray says Pentagon WILL Pay Bonuses It Promised to Active Guard and Reserve Members
November 7, 2005
In Policy Reversal, Defense Department Will Now Pay the $7,500- $15,000 Re-Enlistment Bonuses it Promised to Active Guard and Reserve Members
Murray Statement on Indictments
October 28, 2005
“After a thorough investigation, Special Prosecutor Fitzgerald and a Grand Jury have determined that there is enough evidence to indict a senior Bush Administration official
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