+ Follow BRONZE STAR Tag
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[Title] => Marine with robotic leg braces to get Bronze Star
[Summary] => Capt. Derek Herrera wanted to remain on active duty after a sniper's bullet in Afghanistan left him paralyzed two years ago.
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[Title] => Warship's namesake, Zumwalt, fought racism, sexism
[Summary] => Bud Zumwalt took what he learned during the tumultuous 1960s with him when he became the nation's youngest chief of naval operations, earning a reputation as a reformer who fought racism and sexism and worked to improve the lives of sailors.
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[Title] => In Vietnam, Kerry takes on a new enemy
[Summary] => Along the winding muddy waters of the Mekong Delta where he once patrolled for communist insurgents on a naval gunboat, Secretary of State John Kerry turned his sights yesterday on a new enemy: climate change.
[DatePublished] => 2013-12-16 04:46:28
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[Title] => US WWII veteran who captured Japan's Tojo dies
[Summary] => John J. Wilpers Jr., the last surviving member of the U.S. Army intelligence unit that captured former Japanese Prime Minister Hideki Tojo after World War II, has died at 93.
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[Title] => Jack Brady, WWII death march survivor, dead at 87
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[Title] => Fil-Am soldier killed in Iraq buried with honors
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DAGUPAN CITY — Hundreds of Dagupeños turned out yesterday for the hero’s burial here of a Filipino-American soldier who was killed in Iraq last month while attempting to evacuate his wounded comrades.
US Ambassador Kristie Kenney was expected to attend the funeral rites for Staff Sergeant Richwell Doria, but cancelled her trip at the last minute for unknown reasons.
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[Title] => Fil-Am pilot killed in Iraq buried with full military honors
[Summary] => OBANDO, Bulacan — US Army Chief Warrant Officer II Ruel Garcia was laid to rest yesterday with full military honors as American officials paid tribute to the Filipino-American pilot who died in Iraq last month.
"He will never be forgotten, he served both the Philippines and the United States in the name of democracy," said US Chargé d’ Affaires Paul Jones during burial rites at the Polo Memorial Park in Palasan, Valenzuela City, adjacent to Garcia’s hometown of Obando.
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[Title] => Proud Boholanos bury first Fil-Am woman soldier killed in Iraq
[Summary] => INABANGA, Bohol (AP) — Proud townsfolk of the first Filipino-American woman soldier killed in Iraq buried her remains yesterday with full US military honors in the tiny village where she grew up before migrating to America nine years ago.
A Roman Catholic chapel near the childhood home of Army Sgt. Myla Maravillosa in the village of U-og in Inabanga town was too small to accommodate hundreds of people attending the funeral Mass.
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[Title] => Fil-American soldier killed in Iraq given hero’s burial
[Summary] => SUDIPEN, La Union — US army specialist Solomon Bangayan, who was killed in an ambush in Iraq early this month, was given a hero’s burial here yesterday by his townmates and the US government.
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BRONZE STAR
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US Ambassador Kristie Kenney was expected to attend the funeral rites for Staff Sergeant Richwell Doria, but cancelled her trip at the last minute for unknown reasons.
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"He will never be forgotten, he served both the Philippines and the United States in the name of democracy," said US Chargé d’ Affaires Paul Jones during burial rites at the Polo Memorial Park in Palasan, Valenzuela City, adjacent to Garcia’s hometown of Obando.
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A Roman Catholic chapel near the childhood home of Army Sgt. Myla Maravillosa in the village of U-og in Inabanga town was too small to accommodate hundreds of people attending the funeral Mass.
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[DatePublished] => 2004-01-25 00:00:00
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