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Staff Sgt. Justin Duffek, member of the 432nd Civil

Staff Sgt. Justin Duffek, member of the 432nd Civil

Staff Sgt. Justin Duffek, member of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, renders the salute during the playing of the national anthem during their Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony held at the Kress Center in... More

Children of deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs

Children of deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs

Children of deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion were recognized during the Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony and received bears representing their deployed parent. The unit spent nine mon... More

Staff Sgt. Corey Evenson, member of the 432nd Civil

Staff Sgt. Corey Evenson, member of the 432nd Civil

Staff Sgt. Corey Evenson, member of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, and his family re-unite after the unit was recognized during their Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony held at the Kress Center in Green ... More

Mary Kay Alexander, mother of wounded Veteran Sgt.

Mary Kay Alexander, mother of wounded Veteran Sgt.

Mary Kay Alexander, mother of wounded Veteran Sgt. Adam Alexander, smiles after an interview with the media at the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion's Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony in Green Bay, Wis., June ... More

Members of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion stand

Members of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion stand

Members of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion stand in formation during their Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony held at the Kress Center in Green Bay, Wis., June 9, 2012. The unit spent nine months in Afghan... More

Maj. Matthew Miller, member of the 432nd Civil Affairs

Maj. Matthew Miller, member of the 432nd Civil Affairs

Maj. Matthew Miller, member of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, re-unites with his daughter, Emily, after his unit was recognized during their Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony held at the Kress Center in... More

First-time deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs

First-time deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs

First-time deployed soldiers of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion were recognized during their Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony by receiving American flags in engraved wooden cases, pins and other commemor... More

Members of the Wisconsin State Legislature present

Members of the Wisconsin State Legislature present

Members of the Wisconsin State Legislature present a plaque to Lt. Col. William Vaughn, the commander of the 432nd Civil Affairs Battalion, during the unit’s Welcome Home Warrior-Citizen ceremony, recognizing ... More

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