Hudson Institute’s James H. Doolittle Prize is named in honor of “Jimmy” Doolittle, the intrepid aviator who led the daring April 1942 raid on Tokyo in the aftermath of the Pearl Harbor attack. On June 20, 2011, Hudson conferred the annual Doolittle Prize on Senator Joseph I. Lieberman (I-CT)—in recognition of his courageous leadership and distinguished record of accomplishment during a long career devoted to ensuring the safety and security of the United States. The 2011 Doolittle Prize dinner also paid tribute to Hudson Chairman Emeritus Walter P. Stern for his remarkable service to the Institute. Stern’s support and leadership over more than three decades has helped Hudson earn a worldwide reputation for innovation in public policy analysis.
2011 Doolittle Prize Dinner Honoring Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman
Allan R. Tessler Welcoming Remarks
Hudson Institute Board Chairman
Kenneth R. Weinstein Introduction of Sen. Lieberman
Hudson Institute President & CEO
Joseph I. Lieberman 2011 Doolittle Prize Address
United States Senator (I-CT)
Lewis Libby Introduction of Walter P. Stern
Hudson Institute Senior Vice President
Walter P. Stern Featured Speech
Hudson Institute Chairman Emeritus
Herbert London Adjournment Remarks
Hudson Institute President Emeritus
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