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Washington, D. C. , May 9, 2012 -- Dan Stoneking, Director of Private Sector Division, receives recognition for his nomination for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal. FEMA Photo

Washington, D. C. , May 9, 2012 -- Dan Stoneking, Director of Private Sector Division, receives recognition for his nomination for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal. FEMA Photo

 
 
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Title: Private Sector Director Nomination for Service to America Medal

Production Date: 05/09/2012

Caption: Washington, D. C. , May 9, 2012 -- Dan Stoneking, Director of Private Sector Division, receives recognition for his nomination for the Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal. FEMA Photo

Photographer Name: FEMA News Photo

City/State: Washington, DC

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