What does AFPS stand for?

By Donna Miles Contributing Author to American Forces Press Service

The American Forces Press Service, indeed, characterised Lynn's assessment as amounting to a "clear and present danger" from cyberwarfare.

Carter told Pentagon Channel and American Forces Press Service reporters.

According to the American Forces Press Service, Mullen said impoverished Afghan growers had little choice but to cultivate the outlawed poppy crop and sell the opium obtained from it to militants.

Gilmore writes for the American Forces Press Service.

I just can't put into words how they made me feel so wanted--part of the company," he told American Forces Press Service earlier this year.

But a June 20, 2002, American Forces Press Service story on the project titled "DOD Research Project Necessary Adjunct to War on Terror" takes the cake for doublespeak: "In order to preserve the sanctity of individual privacy, we're designing this system to ensure complete anonymity of uninvolved citizens, thus focusing the efforts of law enforcement officials on terrorist investigations," Pete Aldridge, Undersecretary of Defense for Acquisition Technology and Logistics, is quoted telling reporters at a Pentagon briefing.

As offices are restored, 100 to 200 employees a week are returning to the building, a spokesman for the Pentagon Renovation Program told the American Forces Press Service.