After the events of 9/11 Sgt. Joseph Proctor, decided to re-enlist in the Army Guard. In his final acts of heroism he was awarded the Silver Star.
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American Heroes and Heroines: Sgt. Joseph Proctor
After the events of 9/11 Sgt. Joseph Proctor, decided to re-enlist in the Army Guard. In his final acts of heroism he was awarded the Silver Star.
After suffering from a massive brain injury from a roadside bomb, Staff Sergeant Jose Pequeno had two family members who continued to fight by his side.
Working as a Corporal in Fallujah, Klay South was shot in the face while clearing houses. Today, he continues to help other veterans realize that no matter what, life will go on.
With a strong determination to follow in his Grandfather's footsteps and serve in the military, Lance Corporal Robert Posivio continued to show dedication until the end.
Captain Dawn Halfaker thought she knew all about commitment and sacrifice. After losing an arm during battle, she has found a way to turn a true sacrifice into great success.
Major L. Tammy Duckworth was one of the few Army women to pilot a Blackhawk helicopter. After losing limbs during battle, her endless spirit and determination now help her to lead other veterans.
Sergeant David Brown was injured in battle twice before returning home at Walter Reed Medical Center. After seeing the struggles his fellow veterans faced he has since made volunteering his full-time job.
Sgt. Ryan's photo collections are what got her through the hard times on deployment. Some are to remind her of home, and some she took on base to help her family feel connected.