Did you know...?

Did you know that when bush was in office, 50.5% of the U.S. budget was towards the U.S. Military

Did you know the U.S. has 761 bases in other countries around the world.

Did you know the U.S. has bases in 63 different countries around the world.

Did you know more than 2.5 million U.S. troops are serving in other countries

Did you know that since 9/11/01 brand new bases have been built in 7 different countries

Did you know the bases take up about 30 million acres of land. Both foreign and national.

Did you know there are 97,000 in Asia (excluding the Middle East and Central Asia)

Did you know there are 116,000 U.S. troops in Europe

Did you know the U.S. could save 12 Billion dollars by closing only 200 bases

Terms

Today I basically read over some of my sites and added more terms to my list.

Collage For project

We had to make a collage for our topic. I uploaded mine to photobucket and you can view it here.
Collage For Grad Project

New Question

So I asked my teacher to see her 10,000 project ideas book. I was looking through it and a project caught my eye. Why United States military bases around the world a re in jeopardy, do we still need them?

I've looked at some sites about it and this is my new question. That's if i can find a way to become involved in it.

Dont want this question

Not to sure if I still want to do that question. I don't believe there's a way I could research and test them accurately and neither of them have enough websites/resources that I can study.

Question

I believe today I found out which question I want to pursue my graduation project on. I'm currently an intern at Viz, a company that makes programs. A part of their program is about emergency response. My question is Which program would be better, CoMotion or the Pittsburgh current program.

I emailed a few executives to find out exactly which program they used and how to get it.