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I've yet to read the entire thread, but a blog made the point that yes it's nice to have a hand signed letter from the secdef or the president, but there are more important things that could be done, like hand written letters or the like from the people who personally served with them, not from a man at the top who's never met the soldier who was killed.
And on the story of the Kuwait stuff, they were in the process of armoring all of the humvees and they all would have been armored within the next day I believe, there was only twenty left, and the vast majority of humvees had already been armored.
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