Remarks by the President Awarding the Medal of Honor to Staff Sergeant Robert Miller
East Room
1:52 P.M. EDT
THE PRESIDENT: Please be seated. Good afternoon. And on behalf of Michelle and myself, welcome to the White House. And thank you, General Carver, for t...
In honor of a young life lost fighting for a better world. May you never be forgotten and your sacrifice not be in vain.
I forever miss the glint of mischief in your eyes right before we got into trouble! I know you've been busy being my guardian angel and all. I'm going to run the Army Ten Miler in 2015, just for you (since I still hate running). Fav said he would too, and I'm trying to get Stacey and Bailee to tr...
I am missing you every day, I will see you on the other side.
David Henry Pickett was born in Springfield, VT, to Edward and Grace Pickett. He was a twin, the fourth child of eight, and the first of three sons. He became an "Army brat" at two months when his father was called to Active Duty for the Korean War.
Throughout his fathers 33-year caree...
I played in a lacrosse game, the South Lyon military game. I played representing Lowell “Tommy” Miller II I scored 3 goals and had 2 assists it was overall a great day and a great game. Thank you for your service
Corporal Bentford received the Purple Heart.
Ensign Richard A. Arrighi, USCGR, an officer on board the cutter Escanaba, was posthumously awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Medal on 18 August 1943, during rescue operations off Greenland on 3 February 1943. After the troopship Dorchester was torpedoed, Arrighi was the first to go over the sid...
Wishing he was still here with us to see his little girl grow up. She was only 3yrs.old when he was killed.She loves the stories we tell he about her daddy from the things he done as a little boy to him as a father just holding his baby girl(all the time)when he was home.There is not a day that g...
I received this blanket when I was deployed to OIF 06-08, and it's kept me and my Family warm since - all across the world. Praying for your and your Family's peace, rest and solace. Remembering you this Memorial Day, and always.
PFC George Babcock was killed at the Invasion of Saipan and awarded the Purple Heart.
