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President Bush Thanks Military on Independence Day at Fort Bragg, North Carolina President Bush on Tuesday said, “Since that first 4th of July, some 43 million Americans have defended our freedom in times of war. These brave men and women crossed oceans and continents to defeat murderous ideologies and to secure the peace for generations that followed. We live in liberty because of the courage they displayed -- from Bunker Hill to Baghdad, from Concord to Kabul -- on this Independence Day we honor their achievements and we thank them for their service in freedom's cause." Independence Day

Press Briefing on North Korea Missile Launch Press Secretary Tony Snow and National Security Advisor Steve Hadley brief on the North Korea Missile Launch.

President's Radio Address In his weekly radio address President Bush said, "On the 4th of July we also honor the sacrifices made by each American generation to secure the promises of the Declaration of Independence.  For more than two centuries, from the camps of Valley Forge, to the mountains of Afghanistan, Americans have served and sacrificed for the principles of our founding." Audio

President Bush Visits Graceland with Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi President Bush on Friday said, "I was hoping the Prime Minister would want to come to Graceland. I knew he loved Elvis - I didn't realize how much he loved Elvis. He not only knows Elvis' history, he can sing a pretty good Elvis song. This visit here shows that not only am I personally fond of the Prime Minister, but the ties between our peoples are very strong, as well." Visit by Japanese Prime Minister Koizumi President Bush and Prime Minister Koizumi Participate in Photo-Op with Mrs. Bush, Priscilla Presley, and Lisa Marie Presley