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The Commander-in-Chief Ball, one of the few official balls of Inauguration Day, will be held at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, hosted by President-elect Barack Obama.

The event, free for all military personnel and their spouses, will honor those fighting in the War on Terror. The gala features enlisted... Read More


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The Commander-in-Chief Ball, one of the few official balls of Inauguration Day, will be held at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC, hosted by President-elect Barack Obama.

The event, free for all military personnel and their spouses, will honor those fighting in the War on Terror. The gala features enlisted personnel and junior officers, as well as active duty members, active duty National Guard and National Guard Reserve members. Also invited are the families of currently deployed soldiers and those who have lost their lives in combat.
 
 
Commander-In-Chief Ball Background Information

The Commander-in-Chief Ball is an official ball thrown in honor for all veterans of the war on terror, started in 2005 as one of President Bushs attempt to honor the veterans with his inauguration.

In 2005, the Commander-in-Chief Ball was free for all war veterans and their spouses and dates. The guests were greeted as heroes and ushered down a red carpet into a glamorous ballroom. The decor of the party expressed President Bushs southern roots, with a menu of Texas barbecue and Texas-style hor douvres served by waiters in cowboy hats.

The ball was put on by the Defense Department and was held at the National Building Museum, where more than 2,000 members of the armed forces attended.

While many of the attendees were not the same Washington Society that attended many of the other balls, the veterans certainly were dressed to the nines in their uniforms and ball gowns. The veterans were very humble at the event - most arrived by the metro, as opposed to the limousines that showed up to most other balls.

President Bush ended his evening at the Commander in Chiefs Ball, where he and his wife separated for the traditional dance to cut the rug with a member of the Armed Forces.
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