Newport (Rhode Island), June 15, 2001:

Former President George Bush delivers a speech to the graduating class of the Naval War College.

Tokyo (Japan), May 29, 2001:

George Bush is on a private visit to Japan.

Athens (Greece), April 3, 2001:

Former President George Bush is in Athens to attend an Economist Conference entitled Leadership Strategy at the Dawn of the 21st Century.

Kuwait (Kuwait), February 25, 2001:

Former U.S. President George Bush and his wife Barbara attend the ceremony celebrating the 10th anniversary of the end of the Gulf War and Kuwait's 40 years of independence.

College Station (Texas), February 23, 2001:

Former President George Bush recounts his experiences during a forum marking the 10th anniversary of the start of the Gulf War's decisive ground offensive.

Caracas (Venezuela), February 16, 2001:

Former U.S. President George Bush is on a private visit to Venezuela. He plans to spend a few fays fishing for bone fish in the Caribbean archipelago Los Roques and for peacock bass in the Venezuelan Amazon.

New York (New York), February 8, 2001:

George Bush wins the Jesse Owens Global Award.

Washington (District of Columbia), January 20, 2001:

George Walker Bush, swearing the same oath as his father before him, became America's 43rd president Saturday after one of the most turbulent elections in history. It is the second time a son had followed his father to the White House. John Quincy Adams traced his father's steps 176 years ago.

Beaumont (Texas), January 10, 2001:

Former President George Bush speaks to a crowd gathered for the recreation of the Spindletop gusher, 100 years to the minute after the historic oil find. The 1901 gusher proved that oil, until a minor energy source, existed in quantities massive enough to fuel the ongoing Industrial Revolution.