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U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, takes

U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, takes

U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, takes in the moment during applause rendered by an audience of 200 guests at an award ceremony honoring his service in World War II. (U.S. Army photo by Sgt. 1st C... More

Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General of the

Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General of the

Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General of the 85th Support Command and Deputy Commanding General for Support of First Army, Division West, gives remarks, on November 3, during a surprise ceremony honorin... More

Army Reserve soldiers from the 85th Support Command

Army Reserve soldiers from the 85th Support Command

Army Reserve soldiers from the 85th Support Command with Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, commanding general of the 85th Support Command and deputy commanding general for Support of First Army, Division West, take a ... More

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General of the 85th Support Command and Deputy Commanding General for Support of First Army, Division West, with Command Sgt. Maj. Kevin J. Greene, Command Sergeant M... More

Left, U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews,

Left, U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews,

Left, U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, with his wife, Mary, receive a roaring applause from the nearly 200 guests in attendance during an award ceremony honoring Andrews’ service 68 years after th... More

From the left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, commanding

From the left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, commanding

From the left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, commanding general of the 85th Support Command and deputy commanding general for Support of First Army, Division West; Pfc. Yvette Leon, human resources specialist, -sy... More

U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, center

U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, center

U.S. Army World War II veteran, Frank Andrews, center with black cap, poses with his wife, Mary, pink shirt, and their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren before an award ceremony honoring his serv... More

U.S. Army World War II veteran Frank Andrews, 94, received

U.S. Army World War II veteran Frank Andrews, 94, received

U.S. Army World War II veteran Frank Andrews, 94, received the Purple Heart, American Campaign Medal, European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, American Defense Service Medal, ... More

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General

Left, Brig. Gen. Gracus K. Dunn, Commanding General of the 85th Support Command and Deputy Commanding General for Support of First Army, Division West, pins six medals, to include the Purple Heart, on U.S. Army... More

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