The Pentagon's new Defense Media Activity (DMA) -- which "combines formerly separate Pentagon media organizations, such as the Armed Forces Radio and Television Service [3], the Stars and Stripes newspaper, and the Pentagon Channel [4]" -- needs someone to run it. The Defense Department [5] is looking for an "energetic and imaginative executive" to oversee "2,400 military, government and contract employees around the world and a budget of more than $225 million." The DMA is tasked with communicating "messages and themes" from Pentagon officials and providing "a wide variety of information products" to Pentagon staff, servicemembers and their families, veterans and "external audiences." The DMA also provides "high quality visual information products, including Combat Camera imagery depicting U.S. military activities and operations." According to the Army Times [6], "development of the group and its first-year budget has been given to [Bryan] Whitman [7], since the job of his supervisor ... is vacant." Whitman's name frequently appears [8] in the Pentagon pundits documents [9]. The DMA "will not include the America Supports You [10] public relations program," which is currently under investigation [11] for funneling PR and marketing contracts through Stars and Stripes. Whitman said America Supports You "wasn't placed under the DMA because it is not of the same 'nature' as other external information programs."