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| EXECUTIVE | DEFENSE |
| 00000It's probably best to browse through DoD Web Sites below, bearing in mind that public information is rather sparse and often out of date in the Department of Defense. Most sites merely articulate their missions and goals, with little more. | |||
| THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE | |||
| The official site. | |||
| DefenseLink | |||
| The PR wing of Defense, where the DoD makes known what it wants you to know. | |||
| DoD Web Sites | |||
| Complete listing of sites available from the Department of Defence. | |||
| Air Force | |||
| Lacks a site index except a list of bases and their specialties. | |||
| Army | |||
| Army A - Z: Index to Army links. | |||
| Marines | |||
| Site Map: Index to Marine links. | |||
| Navy | |||
| Navy Index: Navy links. | |||
| Freedom of Information Act | |||
| Good luck. | |||
| LINKS |
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| Center For Defense Information | |||
| Non-governmental Defense Department watchdog. | |||
| Government Printing Office: Military & Security Resources | |||
| Access to the primary documents surrounding 9/11 and the Iraq War, along with Congressional reports, excerpts from the Code of Federal Regulations pertaining to defense, security and intelligence entities, military and security legislation and links to other resources. | |||
| Military Spot | |||
| A plethora of military and military-related links. | |||
| The National Security Archive | |||
| From George Washington University, a law firm specializing in Freedom of Information Act proceedings. Everything from Saddam Hussein to the Diem Coup. | |||