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Texas Governor Greg Abbott pins the Texas Purple Heart

Texas Governor Greg Abbott pins the Texas Purple Heart

Texas Governor Greg Abbott pins the Texas Purple Heart on Spc. James Burkett during a ceremony Sept. 24, 2015, at the Warrior and Family Support Center’s Purple Heart Garden. Burkett was one of four Texas Natio... More

Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, assistant adjutant general

Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, assistant adjutant general

Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, assistant adjutant general – Army, and commander, Texas Army National Guard, shakes Staff Sgt. Guadalupe Chapa’s hand after presenting him a Purple Heart medal Sept. 30, 2015, at the... More

(Standing from left) Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, Sgt.

(Standing from left) Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, Sgt.

(Standing from left) Maj. Gen. William L. Smith, Sgt. Michael Cantu, Spc. James Burkett, Staff Sgt. Guadalupe Chapa, Col. Mark Swofford, Texas Governor Greg Abbott and Spc. Jose Romo (seated) pose for a photo a... More

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