Military Reporters and Editors (MRE) is pleased to see the New York Times file a lawsuit against the Defense Department over its draconian media restrictions that forced credentialed Pentagon reporters […]
Military Reporters and Editors supports New York Times Lawsuit READ
W.J. Hennigan awarded top prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025
Graham Flanagan recognized by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of its
Pat Simon awarded prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of
Thomas Brennan awarded prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of
Jennifer Barnhill honored by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of its 2025 MRE Journalism Contest.
Series of commentary articles on military family life recognized in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
James Kittfield honored by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of its 2025 MRE Journalism Contest.
Opinion articles on military leadership earn recognition in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Joce Sterman, Daniela Molina and Scotty Smith awarded prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors
“Doctors of Defense” story wins 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Gabriel Pietrorazio awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE
“Native Heroes Erased” series wins 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Dina Temple-Raston, Sean Powers, Megan Detrie, Karen Duffin awarded prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters &
Phillip Walter Wellman awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners
“Ceo Bauer” photo recognized by 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Katie Livingstone awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of
Davis Winkie awarded top prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025
Investigative series “Broken Track” wins Crawley award in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
René Kladzyk awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE
POGO Series on mold in military housing wins 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Hope Hodge Seck and Manuel Roig-Franzia awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners
Series on “Retrograde” documentary wins 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Gabriel Pietrorazio honored by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE Journalism
Rose Thayer honored by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE Journalism
Charlie Clewis honored by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE Journalism
“Syria’s Forgotten Island of Opposition” articles recognized in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Thomas Novelly awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE
Kelsey Baker awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE
Charlotte Clymer awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of its 2025 MRE Journalism
Joselin Joseph awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to winners of its 2025 MRE Journalism
Collection of five commentary articles wins award in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Diana Stancy awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of the 2025 MRE
Daniel Lippman and Jack Detsch awarded prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists, Military Reporters & Editors presented awards to the winners of
Series on Pentagon leaks wins award in 2025 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Dina Temple-Raston, Sean Powers, Megan Detrie, Karen Duffin awarded prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters &
No active military officials to participate in conference this year as access to public affairs officers shifts. Washington, D.C. — The 2025 Military Reporters & Editors conference began with remarks
Military Reporters & Editors President opens 2025 MRE Conference READ
Military Reporters & Editors invites journalists, military, academics, and industry professionals to attend Washington, D.C. — Military Reporters & Editors (MRE), the nation’s leading organization dedicated to advancing excellence in
Military Reporters & Editors announces its 2024 MRE Conference Agenda to be held Friday, Oct. 25 in Washington, DC
2025 MRE Conference Agenda READ
2025 MRE Conference is November 7, at the Medill School Of Journalism DC offices Military Reporters and Editors will host its annual conference Friday, Nov. 7 at the Medill School
UPDATE: Military Reporters and Editors 2025 Conference Details and Agenda READ
Military Reporters and Editors (MRE) urges reporters not to sign the Pentagon’s new restrictive press policy, which seeks to inhibit journalists’ First Amendment rights. We stand with the news outlets that have already made the decision not to sign this document.
MRE Remains Opposed to Pentagon Pledge READ
Military Reporters and Editors is excited to announce the winners of its annual journalism contest. The 2025 winners represent the best work in print, radio, television, audio and digital. Journalists from 21 different outlets received awards, ranging from the Washington Post and Politico, to Stars and Stripes and The Hill.
MRE Announces the Winners of 2025 Journalism Contest READ
Dear colleagues, We’re writing to let you know that we need to postpone today’s Military Reporters & Editors happy hour. As you all know, many reporters and newsrooms are urgently
POSTPONED: MRE DC HAPPY HOUR TONIGHT READ
Military Reporters and Editors (MRE) has significant concerns regarding the Pentagon’s unprecedented attempt to limit reporters’ access by seemingly requiring them to pledge they will not release information not previously
Military Reporters and Editors condemns Pentagon reporting restrictions READ
Come join Military Reporters and Editors at Island Time Bar & Grill this month for a toast to national security journalism! The MRE Happy Hour will be a chance to
SAVE THE DATE! MRE Happy Hour September 22 READ
Military Reporters & Editors condemns the killings of 5 Al Jazeera journalists in Gaza, calls for fair and independent investigation into the strike. WASHINGTON – August 12, 2025 – Military
Final week for entries to compete for awards The Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) awards contest is open for submissions, honoring excellence in reporting on military, defense, and national security
MRE journalism contest offering free submissions for VOA, RFE/RL, RFA, NPR and PBS READ
It’s not too late to submit your excellent work to our contest. Military Reporters & Editors acknowledges that time can creep up on you, and we want to give you more
2025 MRE Awards Submission Deadline Extended READ
Show us your best work published between Jan. 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025 For the first time, Military Reporters & Editors is now accepting entries to its annual contest
2025 MRE Journalism Contest is now accepting submissions READ
Military Reporters & Editors expresses concern new Pentagon rules will put a chill on the free flow of information vital to the public WASHINGTON – May 28, 2025 (MRE) –
MRE Speaks Out Against Hegseth’s New Pentagon Press Restrictions READ
AWARDS AVAILABLE 2025 MRE Journalism Contest TOP HONORS Joseph L. Galloway Award for Distinguished Journalism $1,000 prize to winning journalist Named after UPI combat correspondent and McClatchy Newspapers columnist, Joe
2025 MRE Journalism Contest Details READ
The 2025 MRE Journalism Contest will honor journalists who produced outstanding media content covering military, security, and defense news from Jan. 2024 through June 2025. WASHINGTON, May 23 — Military
Military Reporters & Editors annual journalism awards competition opens June 18 READ
Military Reporters & Editors Statement WASHINGTON – April 29, 2025 (MRE) – In response to a request made by James LaPorta (CBS News) seeking comment from Military Reporters & Editors
Statement to CBS News on Pentagon’s need for regular press briefings issued by MRE READ
Military Reporters & Editors calls for the protection of the First Amendment and freedom of the press President Donald Trump has signed an executive order dismantling the Voice of America,
MRE stands against dismantling Voice of America READ
Military Reporters & Editors hosts a social event for members and friends. It’s been a while since we’ve gotten together over a cold one and we could probably all do
Join MRE journalists for happy hour on March 12 in Pentagon City READ
Military Reporters & Editors supports accommodating more media in the Pentagon, but not at the expense of others WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 – Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) President Howard Altman
MRE calls for news outlets to remain in dedicated spaces READ
Every year, MRE honors Galloway, who risked his life covering the Vietnam War, with our top journalism award President Joe Biden on Thursday posthumously awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal to
Military Reporters & Editors agrees policy changes are needed to improve access to military justice records. WASHINGTON, Dec. 9 – Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) fully supports ProPublica’s lawsuit against
MRE supports ProPublica’s lawsuit against the Navy READ
Blake Ellis and Melanie Hicken from CNN earn James L. Galloway prize from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the
Steve Beynon from Military.com awarded Print prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors
Drew Lawrence from Military.com awarded Mixed Media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters &
“Fire Watch” podcast wins 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Tom Bowman and Graham Smith from NPR honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in broadcast media WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover
“Taking Cover” radio series wins 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Chris Arnold and Quil Lawrence from NPR News awarded broadcast prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military,
Marie Waxel from WAAY-TV awarded broadcast prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters & Editors
Sian Grzeszczyk Melbourne from Forces News/BFBS honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in broadcast media WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the
Samantha Manning from Cox Media Group awarded broadcast prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters
Series on military housing problems wins award in 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
James LaPorta, Konstantin Toropin and Patricia Kime from Military.com honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in print media WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists
Christina Jedra from Honolulu Civil Beat awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military
Davis Winkie from Military Times and James Barragán from The Texas Tribune awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for
Series of articles on the Texas guard wins print award in 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Kyle Rempfer from The Washington Post awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military
Dina Temple-Raston, Sean Powers and Daryna Antoniuk from The Record by Recorded Future News / Click Here podcast honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in print media WASHINGTON,
Davis Winkie and Zamone Perez from Military Times honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in print media WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who
Mallory Shelbourne from USNI News awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters
Rose Thayer from Stars and Stripes awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military
Wrongful death, sexual assault and suicide policies article wins 2024 MRE Jounalism Contest READ
Gabriel Pietrorazio from Civil Eats honored by Military Reporters & Editors for work in print media WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military,
Joaquin Sapien from ProPublica awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters &
Sean Carberry from National Defense, author of Budget Matters column, awarded commentary prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover
National Defense magazine columnist wins 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
James LaPorta from Rolling Stone awarded print media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters
“President Biden makes surprise visit to Ukraine” article wins 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
David Paone from People awarded visual media prize by Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 — During its annual conference for journalists who cover the military, Military Reporters &
“Navy Veteran” photograph wins 2024 MRE Journalism Contest READ
Military Reporters & Editors demands Israel provide journalists access to Gaza WASHINGTON, Oct. 24 — Military Reporters & Editors fully supports a Congressional call on the Biden administration to push
Military Reporters & Editors announces its 2024 MRE Conference Agenda to be held Friday, Oct. 25 in Washington, DC
2024 MRE Conference Agenda READ
News from Military Reporters & Editors – Here is the preliminary agenda for the 2024 MRE Conference to be held Oct 25 in Washington, DC
2024 MRE Conference — Preliminary Agenda READ
U.S. Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. David W. Allvin and U.S. Navy Capt. Chris “Chowdah” Hill to be Keynote Speakers WASHINGTON, Sept. 26, 2024 – Military Reporters & Editors
Military Reporters & Editors announces its 2024 MRE Conference lineup READ
For Immediate Release WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 2024 – Military Reporters & Editors President Howard Altman today announced the winners of its 2024 MRE Journalism Contest. Journalists from 19 news organizations
2024 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Military Reporters & Editors stands in solidarity with wrongfully imprisioned journalist who goes on trial in Russia WASHINGTON, June 24 – A Russian court is meeting behind closed doors this
MRE calls for the immediate release of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich READ
Journalists at the Defense Department’s Independent Newspaper Face Limits on Their First Amendment Rights WASHINGTON, June 23 – One of the fundamental tools journalists have for shining light where needed
Military Reporters & Editors Stands With Stars and Stripes On Proposed Access Restrictions READ
Military Reporters & Editors adds two new directors to help guide the organization representing journalists covering the military into the future WASHINGTON, June 12 – Military Reporters & Editors board
Patricia Kime and Chris Gordon join MRE Board of Directors READ
The case that continues to haunt the Navy – “Fat Leonard: How One Man Bribed, Bilked, and Seduced the U.S. Navy” – an MRE author series event WASHINGTON, June 11
Watch author and MRE member Craig Whitlock interview via livestream or in-person READ
Military Reporters & Editors mark Memorial Day WASHINGTON, May 28 – For those of us who cover the military, there is no higher calling than to honor the fallen by
Military Reporters & Editors celebrates 20 years of awards WASHINGTON, May 21 – It may not always be easy to come by a raise in our line of work, but
Galloway and Crawley awards prizes get a boost in MRE contest now open READ
Military Reporters & Editors | 2024 MRE Journalism Contest Details – Awards by media: print, broadcast, visual – now with 16 categories for entry.
2024 MRE Journalism Contest Details READ
Military Reporters & Editors GENERAL FAQ What are the contest dates? Who can enter? Who judges the MRE Contest? When are winners announced? How do I enter the contest? See
2024 MRE Journalism Contest Official Rules READ
The 2024 MRE Journalism Contest honors journalists covering military, security and defense news who produced outstanding media content during 2023. WASHINGTON, May 13 — The Military Reporters & Editors (MRE)
Military Reporters & Editors annual journalism awards competition opens May 17 READ
Award-winning author of The Afghanistan Papers to talk about his latest book WASHINGTON, Apr. 22 — Military Reporters and Editors welcomes Washington Post investigative reporter and New York Times Best
MRE hosts interview with Craig Whitlock about Fat Leonard READ
Statement from Military Reporters & Editors WASHINGTON, Mar. 29 – Following is a statement from Military Reporters & Editors on the anniversary of Evan Gershkovich’s imprisonment. One year ago today,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 — Military Reporters and Editors protests the Defense Department’s failure to notify the public and media about Secretary Lloyd Austin’s hospitalization.
MRE Protests Pentagon Silence On Defense Secretary’s Hospitalization READ
Military Reporters & Editors would like to invite military and defense reporters, editors and communicators to a holiday happy hour on Thursday, Dec. 14 from 1830 to 2000 at Mattie
Military Reporters & Editors 2023 Holiday Happy Hour READ
Transcript and Q&A session video WASHINGTON — As a keynote speaker Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S. Oksana Markarova addressed journalists during Military Reporters & Editors annual conference on Friday, Oct.
Ambassador Oksana Markarova delivers keynote address at 2023 MRE Conference READ
Q&A Transcript from 2023 MRE Conference WASHINGTON — Speaking with Military Reporters & Editors on Friday, Oct. 27, 2023 during its annual journalism conference, retired Gen. Joseph Votel, Distinguished Senior
Israel – Gaza dialogue with retired Gen. Joseph Votel and journalists READ
Speakers at the annual conference made news and are quoted. Story links follow. Article Marine Corps Barracks Issues Will Likely Take a Decade to Fix, But Work Is Underway, Commandant
Media Bytes: Quoted from Military Reporters & Editors 2023 MRE Conference READ
Transcript and Q&A session video WASHINGTON — As a keynote speaker Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric M. Smith addressed journalists during Military Reporters & Editors annual conference on Friday, Oct.
Gen. Eric M. Smith delivers keynote address at 2023 MRE Conference READ
Dan Grazier of the Center for Defense Information, Project on Government Oversight, awarded Commentary prize by Military Reporters & Editors Dan Grazier of the Center for Defense Information has written
POGO columnist wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Jay Price of American Homefront Project and North Carolina Public Radio WUNC awarded Radio prize by Military Reporters & Editors Jay Price with the American Homefront Project and North Carolina
Carson Frame of Texas Public Radio and the American Homefront Project awarded Radio prize by Military Reporters & Editors The Department of Defense has increased efforts to report violent service
Marie Waxel and Tim Collins of WAAY-TV awarded Television prize by Military Reporters & Editors Marie Waxel and Tim Collins give viewers a rare, in-depth, inside look at the E-4B
Doomsday Plane provides power in the sky special report wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Samantha Manning of WSB-TV awarded Television prize by Military Reporters & Editors Samantha Manning produced a series of unsettling video reports for WSB-TV detailing revolting living conditions military families have
Privatized Military Housing Investigation series wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Alison Bath of Stars and Stripes (Europe edition) awarded Print prize by Military Reporters & Editors Allison Bath highlights a major shortcoming of the NATO Status of Forces Agreement as
Sexism and SOFA article wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Lynzy Billing of ProPublica awarded Print prize by Military Reporters & Editors Lynzy Billing of ProPublic has written a startling, disturbing, poignant and deeply reported investigative piece on the killings
The Night Raids article wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Gabriel Pietrorazio from The War Horse awarded Print prize by Military Reporters & Editors Reporter Gabriel Pietrorazio’s impressive reporting explains the history of the Wounded Knee massacre and former Hawaii
James Barragán of the Texas Tribune and Davis Winkie of Military Times awarded Print prize by Military Reporters & Editors The award goes to James Barragan of the Texas Tribune
Operation Lone Star series wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Maximillian Potter recognized as James Crawley Award winner by Military Reporters & Editors Maximillian Potter’s story, “Incident to Service” in Vanity Fair provided a chilling, damning look at the Feres
Incident to Service magazine article wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Patricia Kime and Rebecca Kheel of Military.com recognized as Joe Galloway Award winners by Military Reporters & Editors This thoroughly reported three-part series offers startling new evidence intertwining the rise
Traumatic brain injury and its connection to suicide series wins 2023 MRE journalism contest READ
Press Release WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 – Military Reporters & Editors today announced the winners of the annual MRE Journalism Contest Awards. Reporters from Military.com, Vanity Fair, the Texas Tribune and
2023 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Press Release WASHINGTON, October 18 – With guest speakers who can address some of the world’s most pressing issues, the 2023 Military Reporters and Editors annual conference on Oct. 27
Ukrainian Ambassador to the U.S., USMC Commandant headline 2023 MRE Conference READ
Military Reporters & Editors Conference Date FridayOctober 27, 2023 Location Medill School of Journalism’s Washington Newsroom 1301 K Street, NW, Suite 200 West Washington, DC 20005 Register for the conference
2023 MRE Conference Agenda READ
Press Release WASHINGTON, October 14 – Following is a statement from Howard Altman, president of Military Reporters & Editors about honoring those who have lost their lives covering the Israel-Hamas
Honor fallen journalists and investigate their deaths READ
Military Reporters & Editors Conference Date FridayOctober 27, 2023 Location Medill School of Journalism’s Washington Newsroom 1301 K Street, NW, Suite 200 West Washington, DC 20005 Register for the conference
2023 MRE Conference Preliminary Agenda READ
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 — Following is a statement by Military Reporters & Editors President Howard Altman requesting public affairs offices military-wide improve communicating information to journalists covering positive news stories.
MRE seeks improved communications from military public affairs offices on good news stories READ
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 — Military Reporters and Editors is honored to announce that acting Marine Corps Commandant Gen. Eric M. Smith will address the 2023 MRE conference in Washington D.C.
WASHINGTON, August 25 — Military Reporters & Editors (MRE), the preeminent organization for U.S. journalists covering national security, is honored to announce that Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States Oksana
Ukrainian Ambassador to U.S. Markarova will address MRE conference READ
WASHINGTON, August 24 — Covering the U.S. military justice system is a vital part of many a military journalist’s beat. Unfortunately, the services make it extremely difficult to do so.
ProPublica sues Navy over court record access READ
WASHINGTON, August 4 — Following is a statement from Howard Altman, president of Military Reporters & Editors, on behalf of the MRE Board of Directors, in support of CBS reporter
Military Reporters & Editors statement in support of CBS reporter Catherine Herridge READ
WASHINGTON, May 17 — Following is a statement from Howard Altman, president of Military Reporters & Editors on the arrest of Indian journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi this week: Military Reporters &
Military Reporters & Editors Demand Immediate Release of Freelance Journalist in India READ
WASHINGTON, May 12 — The Military Reporters & Editors (MRE) association, the preeminent organization for U.S. journalists covering national security, is pleased to announce the election of its new board
2023 New Officers and Board Elected READ
Election invitation WASHINGTON, April 5 — The Military Reporters & Editors Association is holding elections next month for its board and president. On behalf of MRE, I invite journalists who
2023 MRE Board of Directors and Officers Nominations Open READ
WASHINGTON, March 30 — The Military Reporters & Editors Association calls on the Russian government to release The Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich. Gershkovich is a journalist, not a
Military Reporters & Editors Association statement about the arrest of Evan Gershkovich READ
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19 — The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcasted from Jan. 1, 2022
2023 MRE Annual Journalism Contest is now open READ
WASHINGTON, January 20 — The Military Reporters & Editors Association joins the Pentagon Press Association’s recent call for the U.S. government to allow media coverage of Ukrainian troops training on how to operate a Patriot missile system at Fort Sill, Oklahoma.
Letter requesting journalists to cover Ukrainian troops at U.S. base READ
Military Reporters & Editors Association 2022 Conference DATE: Nov. 18, 2022 PLACE: Medill School of Journalism’s Washington Newsroom at 1301 K Street NW, Suite 200 West. AGENDA 8:00 – 08:45:
2022 MRE Conference Agenda READ
WASHINGTON, October 27 — The annual Military Reporters & Editors MRE Conference date is slated for November 18, 2022 at Medill School of Journalism’s Washington Newsroom, 1301 K Street, NW, Suite 200, Washington, DC 20005. The tentative agenda includes keynote speakers, expert panels, 2022 journalism awards ceremony and more.
2022 MRE Conference slated for Nov. 18 READ
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Military Reporters & Editors Association urges President Joe Biden and his administration to continue pressing the Syrian government to return Austin Tice after 10 long years of
Military Reporters & Editors Association on the 10th anniversary of Austin Tice’s kidnapping READ
WASHINGTON, June 2 — The Military Reporters & Editors announced the winners of its 2022 journalism awards for work completed in 2021. “My deepest congratulations to the winners of this year’s
2022 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Washington, D.C. — The Military Reporters & Editors Association joins the National Press Club in calling for a thorough and transparent investigation into the death of Shireen Abu Akleh, who
Military Reporters & Editors Association Statement on the death of Shireen Abu Akleh READ
The Military Reporters & Editors Association mourns the loss of Fox News cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski, who was killed in Ukraine after his vehicle was hit by incoming fire. Fox News
Military Reporters & Editors Association Statement on journalists killed in Ukraine READ
March 13, 2022 | Washington, D.C.: The Military Reporters & Editors Association expresses its profound condolences to the family of Brent Renaud, the journalist and filmmaker who was killed in
Military Reporters & Editors Statement On The Death Of Brent Renaud READ
Reporters who cover the US military are alarmed by a lack of access right now. For decades, American journalists were granted embed opportunities when American military forces deployed abroad. It
CNN’s Reliable Sources cites MRE’s Embed Letter to Pentagon READ
FEB. 5, 2022 | WASHINGTON, D.C.–Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin: The recent deployment of American forces to Europe provides an opportunity for the U.S. military to showcase how the men and
Military Reporters & Editors Association calls for the resumption of embeds READ
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18 — The Military Reporters & Editors association is now accepting work for its annual journalism awards competition. To register, go to MRE Journalism Contest Registration Form. Fees for
2022 MRE Opens Journalism Competition READ
Military Reporters & Editors Association 2021 Conference Oct. 29, 2021 Navy League of the United States Headquarters at 2300 Wilson Blvd #200, Arlington, VA 22201 Nearest Metro: Courthouse Parking: available
2021 MRE Conference Agenda READ
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Military Reporters & Editors Association expresses its profound condolences to the family of retired Army Gen. Colin Powell. Your loss is great. Powell served his country
MRE Notes the Death of Colin Powell READ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 2021–The Military Reporters & Editors Association is proud to announce that its annual conference will be held Oct. 29 at Navy League of the United States Headquarters
Military Brass Highlight 2021 Conference READ
The Military Reporters & Editors Association honors the legacy of Joseph Galloway, the legendary war correspondent whose book We Were Soldiers Once … And Young is universally recognized as the definitive account
Military Reporters & Editors Association statement on the death of Joseph Galloway READ
On the ninth anniversary of journalist Austin Tice’s abduction in Syria, the Military Reporters & Editors Association urges the U.S. and Syrian governments to renew efforts to return Tice safely
Military Reporters & Editors Association calls for the release of Austin Tice READ
The Military Reporters & Editors Association is outraged to learn that the Justice Department targeted our respected colleague Barbara Starr by seizing her phone and email records. A free press
MRE condemns DOJ targeting military journalist READ
Congratulations to all those who submitted their work to the MRE Journalism Contest. Below are the winners, and the judges’ comments. The Joe Galloway Award Phil Stewart, M.B. Pell, Joshua
2021 MRE Journalism Contest winners READ
TO: White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and National Security Council spokesperson Emily Horne FROM: The Military Reporters & Editors Association RE: Limited access to Tuesday’s conference call about the
MRE Protests White House Exclusion of Military Journalists at Press Conference READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 21, 2021-–The Military Reporters & Editors association is now accepting work for its annual journalism awards competition. The MRE Journalism Contest recognizes outstanding military reporting in six
2021 MRE Opens Journalism Competition READ
WASHINGTON, June 5, 2020–The Military Reporters & Editors association joined with 13 other press groups Friday in an open letter to U.S. governors and mayors urging accountability for law enforcement
MRE and 13 Other Groups Seek Probes Into Police Attacks on Reporters READ
WASHINGTON, DC, May 29, 2020–The Military Reporters and Editors association criticized Minnesota State Patrol for arresting three CNN crew members this morning. The state police arrested the CNN journalists just
MRE Condemns Arrest of CNN Crew READ
WASHINGTON, May 28 — The Military Reporters and Editors association, a leading membership organization for defense reporters and other professionals in the national security field, announced today the winners of
2020 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
WASHINGTON, April 6, 2020–Military Reporters & Editors addressed comments made earlier today by Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly aboard the USS Theodore Roosevelt in Guam. Modly, in remarks on the
MRE Addresses Acting Navy Secretary’s Anti-Media Broadside READ
New deadline is now March 31st The Military Reporters & Editors association has decided to extend the deadline for its annual journalism awards competition, because so many of your schedules
2020 Journalism Contest deadline extended READ
Awards Competition Begins WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 — The Military Reporters & Editors association announced today it is accepting work for its annual journalism awards competition. The MRE Journalism Contest and
2020 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 17, 2020–The Military Reporters & Editors association joined with 57 other media groups and publications this week in asking Senate leaders to reconsider press restrictions proposed for
Media Coalition Writes Senators on Press Restrictions READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Jan. 15, 2020– Statement from MRE President John M. Donnelly on behalf of the MRE board: The Military Reporters & Editors association strongly opposes efforts by Senate leaders
MRE Statement Opposing Press Restrictions in Senate READ
The following videos are from the 2019 MRE conference in Washington, D.C.
Video replays from MRE 2019 Conference READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 16, 2019–The Military Reporters & Editors association announces the agenda for its annual conference, #MRE2019. The conference will take place on Oct. 25, 2019, at the Navy
2019 MRE Conference Agenda READ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16, 2019–A senior member of the House Armed Services Committee will join the Army secretary and other U.S. military leaders in addressing the Oct. 25 conference of the
Senior Lawmaker, Military Brass Highlight 2019 MRE Conference READ
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 2019–The Military Reporters & Editors association expressed concern Friday about a report that a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent harassed a journalist at Dulles International Airport
MRE Decries Reported Harassment of Journalist at Dulles Airport READ
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30, 2019–The Military Reporters and Editors association expressed its support this month for the establishment in Washington, D.C., of a memorial to journalists who lost their lives doing
MRE Backs the Establishment of Memorial For Fallen Journalists READ
WASHINGTON, July 3, 2019 – The Military Reporters & Editors association today expressed support for establishing a U.S. memorial to journalists who have lost their lives while performing their jobs.
MRE Backs Memorial For Fallen Journalists READ
WASHINGTON, May 13, 2019–The Military Reporters & Editors association demanded today that U.S. government officials provide answers and accountability after an allegation surfaced that military prosecutors sent an MRE member
MRE Wants Answers About Alleged Email Hack of Reporter READ
WASHINGTON, May 9 — The Military Reporters & Editors association announced today that the winner of its annual photography award is Dave Paone, whose winning work appeared in War History
2019 MRE journalism contest honors photographer Dave Paone READ
Salon, Center for Public Integrity Lead Winners of 2019 Military Reporters & Editors Awards WASHINGTON, Apr. 26 — The Military Reporters & Editors association, the preeminent organization for U.S. media
2019 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Awards Competition Kicks Off WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 2019–The Military Reporters & Editors association announced today it is accepting work for its annual journalism awards competition. The MRE Journalism Contest and
2019 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, 2018–The Military Reporters & Editors association expressed deep concern Thursday about President Donald Trump’s latest attacks on the press and about the blackballing of a White House
MRE Protests White House Treatment of Reporters READ
2018 Military Reporters & Editors Conference Register Today Date: Oct. 26, 2018. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS OCT. 24TH! Location: Navy League Headquarters of the United States, 2300 Wilson Blvd #200, Arlington,
2018 MRE Conference Agenda READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Sep. 10, 2018–The deputy secretary of defense, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard are among the top brass
Top National Security Officials to Address 2018 MRE Conference READ
WASHINGTON, July 11, 2018–The Military Reporters and Editors association has created a panel of its members who are willing to contribute some of their valuable time to help the organization
MRE Creates ‘Members Action Committee’ READ
WASHINGTON D.C., July 2, 2018–The Military Reporters & Editors president and board has selected two of its board members to serve as officers. Hope Seck, a reporter with Military.com, will
WASHINGTON, July 2, 2018–The Military Reporters & Editors president and board of directors have named Carlo Muñoz, military correspondent for the Washington Times, a new member of the MRE board.
Carlo Munoz Named to MRE Board READ
WASHINGTON, June 27, 2018–The Military Reporters & Editors association has joined with other press groups in urging U.S. officials to press authorities in Egypt to release from prison an acclaimed
MRE Urges Release of Jailed Photojournalist in Egypt READ
Howard Altman is the newest member of the Military Reporters and Editors board. Altman is an award-winning journalist and photographer who covers the military, national security and veterans’ issues for the Tampa
Howard Altman Joins MRE Board READ
Steve Komarow, senior vice president and executive editor of CQ Roll Call and a veteran foreign affairs correspondent who was involved with Military Reporters & Editors from its early days,
Veteran Journalist Steve Komarow Dies READ
Military Reporters & Editors Association Unveils Winners of 2018 Journalism Awards WASHINGTON, Apr. 23 — The Military Reporters & Editors association, the preeminent organization for U.S. media professionals specializing in
2018 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
WASHINGTON, March 13, 2018—The Military Reporters and Editors association expressed concern Tuesday about new Air Force public affairs guidance that journalists worry could restrict the public’s access to information about
MRE Concerned About Air Force Press Guidance READ
Awards Competition Underway The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work published or broadcast from Jan. 1, 2017 to Dec. 31,
2018 MRE Journalism deadline extended READ
The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work published or broadcast from Jan. 1, 2017 to Dec. 31, 2017. The contest
2018 MRE Journalism Contest opens January 1st READ
WASHINGTON, D.C., Dec. 11, 2017–The Military Reporters & Editors Association joined with other news associations and press freedom advocates this month in spotlighting a Mexican journalist denied U.S. asylum after fleeing
MRE Speaks Up For Journalists Denied U.S. Asylum READ
In order to make membership and conference attendance accessible to more reporters and others involved in military-media relations, the MRE board has revised its dues and fees. Here are the
MRE Membership More Affordable READ
The Military Reporters & Editors association joined with eight other news organizations in protesting potential restrictions on reporters’ access to lawmakers on Capitol Hill. News reports this week indicated that
MRE Protests Threat of Press Restrictions on Capitol Hill READ
WASHINGTON, May 3, 2017–Military Reporters and Editors, the preeminent membership organization for media professionals in the national security field, joined with other leading press organizations on World Press Freedom Day
MRE Speaks Out for Press Freedom READ
After an electronic election over the weekend, the MRE board selected John Donnelly, senior writer at Congressional Quarterly’s Defense and Foreign Policy Team, as the new president of the organization.
MRE board selects John Donnelly as new president READ
The Military Reporters and Editors 2017 conference is schedule for 8:30 a.m. March 31 at the Politico building, 1000 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.To register for the conference, click here. 8:30-9:00—Registration
2017 MRE conference agenda READ
Stories on Veterans’ Opoid Use, Russia-U.S. Ties in ISIS Fight, SEAL Team 6 win Military Reporters and Editors 2017 Journalism Awards WASHINGTON, Mar. 17 — The Military Reporters and Editors
2017 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Statement in Support of Freedom of the Press “In the First Amendment the Founding Fathers gave the free press the protection it must have to fulfill its essential role in
MRE Statement in Support of Freedom of the Press READ
Save the Date! Air Force Gen. John E. Hyten, commander of U.S. Strategic Command, will kick off Military, Reporters and Editors’ 2017 conference at 9 a.m., March 31. Hyten, who has
MRE Conference March 31, 2017 READ
Taking submissions for 2015 and 2016 coverage The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcasted from
2017 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
The Pentagon has revised its Law of War manual. Concerns were raised by Military Reporters & Editors Association members last year at the organization’s conference when the manual was initially released.
Pentagon’s Law of War manual revises military journalists’ status READ
UPDATE: Unfortunately, we have cancelled this event due to a last minute schedule conflict. We are very sorry for the inconvenience. Adm. Michael S. Rogers, commander of U.S. Cyber Command,
Adm. Rogers to speak at MRE event about Cyber Command READ
Agenda The Military Reporters and Editors 2017 conference is schedule for 8:30 a.m. March 31 at the Politico building, 1000 Wilson Blvd, Arlington Va.To register for the conference, click here.
2017 MRE conference agenda updated READ
“Military Reporters & Editors strongly condemns the Jan. 20, 2016 Taliban attack that killed seven journalists working for a private Afghan television station. The suicide bombing also injured at least
MRE condemns deadly attack on Afghan journalists READ
Military Reporters and Editors (MRE) Conference ADM Harry B. Harris, Commander, U.S. Pacific Command “As prepared for delivery” on 9 October 2015 Washington D.C. Telling a military MRE joke to
Adm. Harris speaks at MRE conference READ
13th Annual Military Reporters and Editors Conference Agenda Oct. 9, 2015 Washington, D.C. Friday, Oct. 9, The Army and Navy Club, 901 17th St. NW, Washington, DC 8:00-8:30: Registration and Coffee
2015 MRE Conference agenda READ
The 2015 Military Reporters and Editors conference will be held Oct. 9, 2015 at the Army and Navy Club in downtown Washington, D.C. Adm. Harry Harris, commander of US Pacific
2015 MRE Conference is Oct. 9, 2015 READ
Congratulations to all those who submitted their work to the MRE Journalism Contest. Below are the winners, and the judges’ comments. The Joe Galloway Award David Wood of Huffington Post
2015 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
The Pentagon’s massive new Law of War Manual drew criticism from the New York Times editorial board on Monday for its section on how to treat journalists, which the Times said
MRE noted in article about Pentagon’s Law of War Manual READ
Questions linger years after soldier guns down 16 in Afghanistan The answers to what might have allowed the worst U.S. war crime of the Afghanistan War to unfold may be
MRE mentioned in The Tampa Tribune column READ
We originally sent the letter to Army Secretary John McHugh last month, but the Army referred us to U.S. Central Command. Here is the Army’s official response from Brig. Gen.
MRE urges CENTCOM to declassify Bales’ investigation READ
Washington, D.C.—Military Reporters and Editors, the Society of Professional Journalists and Northwestern University’s National Security Journalism Initiative sent a joint letter to Army Secretary John McHugh on June 19, requesting
MRE, Northwestern, SPJ Send Letter to Army Secretary READ
June 19, 2015 Dear Secretary McHugh, We write to draw your attention to an important document regarding SSgt. Robert Bales’ crimes in Kandahar province that has been concealed despite his
MRE Letter to Army Sec. John M. McHugh READ
Taking Submissions Now The annual Military Reporters & Editors journalism contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcasted from Jan.
2015 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
Agenda Thursday, Oct. 2 at the Medill News Room6-9 p.m. —Conference reception and author talk. This will be at Medill School of Journalism’s Washington, D.C., Bureau, 1325 G Street NW,
Schedule for 2014 MRE conference READ
Updated Sept. 16, 2014 The Pentagon’s new ethics adviser, Rear Adm. Margaret DeLuca “Peg” Klein, will give the keynote address at the 2014 Military Reporters & Editors Conference to be
Register today for 2014 MRE Conference READ
Washington, D.C., August 20, 2014 –The Military Reporters & Editors Association condemns the murder of James Foley, a U.S. freelance journalist, who was abducted in Syria in November 2012. In
MRE condemns murder of combat reporter, James Foley READ
The annual Military Reporters & Editors journalism contest and awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcast from Jan. 1, 2013 to
2014 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
(This event has been rescheduled to Friday, Jan. 24 from 9-10:30 a.m. in the First Amendment Lounge at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C.) MEDIA ALERT Lawyers, journalists, technologist
Intel and communications panel discussion set for Jan. 24 READ
This event was canceled because of the partial government shutdown. (Oct. 11, 2013) Military Reporters and Editors Conference agenda is set with almost everyone confirmed. There are few individuals we
2013 MRE annual conference agenda READ
Military Reporters & Editors recognizes 2013 contest winners With U.S. involvement in Iraq ended and the withdrawal from Afghanistan drawing near, many of the winners of this year’s Military Reporters
2013 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
The annual Military Reporters & Editors journalism contest and awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcast from Jan. 1, 2012 to
2013 MRE Journalism Contest deadline extended READ
Journalist Michael Hastings died in a car crash in Los Angeles early Tuesday at the age of 33, according to a statement from his employer, BuzzFeed. Prior to reporting for
Combat reporter, Michael Hastings, killed in auto accident; spoke at 2010 MRE conference READ
The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcast from Jan. 1, 2012 to Dec. 31, 2012.
2013 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
10Th Annual Conference of Military Reporters and Editors Association, Oct. 18-19, 2012, Washington, D.C. Twitter Hashtag #MRE2012 Thursday, Oct.18, 2012, Northwestern University’s Medill News Service, 1325 G St. N.W. 2:00-5:30:
MRE’s agenda for the 10th annual conference READ
The war in Iraq is officially over, but the winners of this year’s Military Reporters & Editors contest didn’t let up in their diligent reporting as the conflict drew to
2012 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
The annual MRE Journalism Contest and Awards recognize outstanding military reporting in several categories. Highlight your work that was published or broadcast from Jan 1, 2011 to Dec. 31, 2011.
2012 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
After serving two years as president of Military Reporters & Editors Association, USA Today reporter Kelly Kennedy stepped down as president. Bryan Bender of the Boston Globe was elected by
Kelly steps down, Bender takes reins of MRE as new president READ
The Military Reporters & Editors Association announced the winners to its annual journalism contest. The Times wins first place in the Online Interactive category of the Military Reporters & Editors
2011 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
2011 MRE Journalism Contest now taking submissions UPDATE: Deadline extended to June 30 The MRE is now taking submissions for the 2011 Military Reporters and Editors Association Journalism Awards for
2011 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
A harrowing photo, an investigative report on falsified documents and the trials of a Marine unit in Afghanistan took Military Reporters & Editors top awards for military reporting this year.
2010 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
By Joe Galloway To quote Mr. Dickens they were the best of times and the worst of times. This is Galloway writing -30- and a farewell to this weekly column
Joe Galloway writes his last column READ
Military Reporters & Editors 2010 MRE annual contest now taking submissions The 2010 MRE Journalism Contest is now accepting submissions for its annual awards for print, online, photography, radio, or
2010 MRE Journalism Contest Opens READ
Moni Basu of CNN has been selected as the winner of this year’s Joseph Galloway Award for Distinguished Reporting, the top prize in the annual Military Reporters & Editors journalism
2009 MRE journalism contest winners announced READ
Entry forms for 2009 MRE journalism contest now available Entry forms are now available for MRE’s 2009 journalism contest in which the organization recognizes the top work from the previous
2009 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
The U.S. military produces millions of records each year, ranging from classified intelligence briefings to financial records to court-martial proceedings to personnel records. Most are mundane, some are classified and many are difficult to obtain.
Kors named 2008 Galloway Award winner; Johnston, Maurer win first Crawley Award Joshua Kors of The Nation magazine has been selected as the 2008 recipient of the prestigious Joseph Galloway
2008 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Jim Crawley, the president and a [long-time] member of Military Reporters & Editors, died Tuesday after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Jim’s wife, Melba, reported he died peacefully
Jim Crawley, MRE president and founding member, dies READ
MRE Extends Deadline for Best of 2007 Contest Contest Entries Extended to May 15 The deadline for entries for the best print, photography, video, and on-line reporting on military affairs,
2008 MRE Journalism Contest deadline extended READ
MRE contest seeks Best of 2007 Print, photo, broadcast and online categories vie for honors and cash award It’s time for the best reporting on the military, national security and
2008 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
ESPN.com Wins 2007 Galloway Award The investigation by ESPN.com into the death of Army Ranger and former NFL star Spc. Pat Tillman took the top prize in this year’s journalism
2007 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Friday deadline for MRE contest entries Friday — March 30 — at 5 p.m. is the final, ultimate and can’t be postponed deadline for entries in the 2007 Military Reporters
2007 MRE Journalism Contest final deadline READ
MRE contest expands to cover TV, online Members get FREE entry The 2007 MRE Journalism Awards are expanding this year to include television and online categories — in addition to
2007 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
Journal’s Jaffe nabs Galloway Award Stripers, others grab writing, photography categories WASHINGTON — Military Reporters & Editors is pleased to announce that Greg Jaffe of the Wall Street Journal is
2006 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
The Defense Department’s Institute for Defense Analysis studied the embedding program for the major combat phase of Operation Iraqi Freedom. It found the program was successful and had few problems. Read the report.
Institute for Defense Analysis READ
Contest entries due March 28 WASHINGTON – For the second year, Military Reporters and Editors, an organization of reporters, visual journalists and editors who cover the military and armed conflicts,
2006 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
Military Reporters and Editors 2005 Conference October 20-22, 2005Hyatt Regency Crystal CityCrystal City Arlington, Virginia The Long Hard Slog: Covering the Iraq War at Home & Abroad SCHEDULE Thursday, Oct.
2005 MRE Conference agenda READ
Dayton Daily News team wins first Galloway Award WASHINGTON – A team of reporters from the Dayton Daily News was named the winner of the $2,000 Joseph L. Galloway Award
2005 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
MRE announces new award in annual reporting contest WASHINGTON – In a first, Military Reporters & Editors and Knight Ridder Newspapers have teamed up to create a $2,000 annual award
2005 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
MRE announces first journalism contest winners WASHINGTON – Articles and television reports about the war in Iraq – the men of Charlie Company, the strategy behind the U.S. invasion, war
2004 MRE Journalism Contest winners announced READ
Contest deadline extended one day The first Military Reporters and Editors annual contest is days away! Entries must be received by midnight (EDT), June 1, 2004. The deadline has been
2004 MRE Journalism Contest deadline extended READ
MRE Announces Reporting Contest March 12, 2004 Dear MRE members: One of our goals has for some time been to promote excellence on the military beat. We are finally taking
2004 MRE Journalism Contest opens READ
In the wake of the most recent military/media problems during Operation ENDURING FREEDOM (OEF) in Afghanistan, the Department of Defense decided to implement an ambitious media embed operation with U.S. military forces. The reasons were several, including the desire to have media tell the soldiers’ story, but also to have the ability to counter the Iraqi propaganda machine.
Lessons Learned: Third Infantry Division (Mechanized) After Action Report READ
The main news this week in Iraq focused on the hitting of ‘soft targets’ such as hotels where westerners are residing. These attacks were rumored to be once the security in and around Iraq was to be tightened by the security forces. The attackers / terrorists always had the capability to hit the CPA and other western residences as was proved with the UN attacks and the very recent explosion at the two hotels involving an IED and RPGs.
Iraq Security Report – September 29, 2003 READ
The threat level to all personnel working in Iraq remains high. Attacks by armed groups and terrorists, etc. are consistent with the general consensus that their use of IEDs and small arms shows their increased sophistication.
Attacks on coalition forces continue on a daily basis, both by day and by night, consisting of IEDs, RPGs, hand grenades, small arms and mortar fire.
Iraq Security Report – Sept. 18, 2003 READ
