Dr. Bruce Hoffman Addressed the JINSA Policy Forum on March 2, 2010. He discussed the changing nature of the terror threat with particular emphasis on Al Qaeda and its offshoots. The JINSA Policy Forum features policy experts to provide information about the importance of an effective U.S. defense capability and a robust national security policy in safeguarding vital American interests.

If you missed JINSA's 2009 Annual Awards Dinner, you can now watch the entire evening on YouTube. The video includes the presentation of the the Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson Distinguished Service Award and the Grateful Nation Award.

The Fall 2009 Board Meeting was held on November 2nd and 3rd at Washington's Ronald Reagan Building and Center for International Trade.

In 1996 Ricochet became the only band in country music to chart a recording of our national anthem. As a way to honor our nation and those who keep us free the band has continued to perform the national anthem during each of their live performances and at events throughout the world since that date. Likewise, each year since 1982 The Jewish Institute For National Security Affairs has honored the military's five service chiefs and the Commander of the Special Operations Command with the Henry M. Jackson Distinguished Service Award.

Arizona Guardsman garners Jewish Institute award
By Master Sgt. Russell P. Petcoff
Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs

The Air Force chief of staff and two Airmen were among the honorees at the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs awards dinner here Nov. 2. The event honored the 2009 JINSA Henry M. "Scoop" Jackson Distinguished Service Award and Grateful Nation Award winners. Created to recognize leaders whose careers have been dedicated to building strong military capability for the U.S. and its allies, this year's Jackson Award was presented to the U.S. military service chiefs and the commander of U.S. Special Operations Command.

Photos from JINSA's 2009 Annual Awards Dinner.

JINSA honored the five service chiefs and the commander of the Special Operations Command with its Henry M. Jackson Distinguished Service Award at a gala dinner held Nov. 2 at the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington DC. The same evening, six young servicemen were presented with JINSA's Grateful Nation Award for outstanding conduct in the war against terrorists.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3, 2009 – Twelve servicemembers were honored by the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs for their exemplary service here last night during the institute's annual dinner at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center.

The Conference on Emerging Security Issues covered some of the most critical problems confronting the Obama Administration. Download the proceedings by clicking the link below.