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George Eisenbach (holding award), acting director of the Veterans Cemetery Grants Services, presents the U.S Department of Department of Veterans Affairs' National Cemetery Administration (NCA) "Excellence of Appearance Award" to the N.D. Veterans Cemetery on Aug. 21, 2013, at the cemetery's chapel. From left to right are N.D. Veterans Cemetery employees Tyler Schelske and Nevin Huizenga; Brig. Gen. Alan Dohrmann, North Dakota deputy adjutant general; Pam Helbling-Schafer, cemetery director; Col. Steven Tabor, director of Engineering and Facilities for the N.D. Guard, and N.D. Veterans Cemetery employees James Jenness and August Honeyman. Josh Entzel, not pictured, is also employed by the N.D. Veterans Cemetery. (U.S. Army National Guard photo by Chief Warrant Officer 3 Kiel Skager, Joint Force Headquarters North Dakota National Guard)

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