school. you were in the building 20 years ago? yes. i was the aide to the general of the army and procurement agent. they brought me here. didn t know what to do with me. i said, sir, what the heck am i doing here? he said that s why i love you, son. you don t know. working from the mess and across from it. working procurement and everything for it. that is what you were doing? yes. tell me about that. you know, my wife had just given me a call telling me about new york. we don t have a tv in front of us at work unless it is privy to your job. it is normal to see one-star or two-star general running through the hallways to go to a meeting. when you see people scattering, you don t pay attention. my wife told me about new york.
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Five veterans honored with Quilts of Valor
by: Sophia Walsh - Jul. 1, 2021
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Five veterans were honored Thursday for their service during a Quilts of Valor ceremony at the Lincoln County Historical Museum.
The Heartland Nebraska Quilts of Valor ceremony was held under the museum’s gazebo, where family and friends gathered to honor the veterans and their service.
The first to be honored was Lawrence Mora Jr., who served in the U.S Navy. Mora enlisted in the Navy in 1985 and attended boot camp in San Diego, Calif. before attending the Radioman A school, where he graduated in 1986.
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before june. today, trump signing an executive order saying doses obtained by the u.s. should go to americans first. but on gma this morning, even the head of the trump administration s operation warp speed couldn t explain what it means. frankly, i don t know and frankly, i m staying out of this, i can t comment. i literally don t know. reporter: now, members of the biden team were not invited to that white house summit today. and when asked why not, president trump reverted back to his false claims about the election, insisting that he won several swing states and saying it s not clear who the next president will be. of course, that is not true and it is clear, joe biden will be the next president. david? all right, mary bruce with us tonight. thank you, mary. we re going to turn to other news tonight and to sweeping punishments at ft. hood in texas. 14 senior army officers and enlisted personnel including a two-star general fired or suspended for failing to address issues
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