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This Veterans Day, we honor veterans by making their service history matter

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Source: Waxahachie Daily Light

Cristina Johnson Guest columnist Veterans in Ellis County and Waxahachie embody stories that stretch well beyond their time in uniform – from the Army, Air Force and Coast Guard, as well as the Marine Corps, Navy and Space Force, supporting the nation from local bases and communities. With that, their service remains at the heart of Veterans Day and the National Veterans and Military Families Month each November – a time when the country collectively acknowledges not only their sacrifices but also the profound experiences that influenced their lives upon returning home. It’s imperative to note, though, that these narratives do not merely fade into memory – they are preserved in military documents that detail where personnel were stationed as well as the roles they undertook, the medical care they received, and other aspects of a veteran’s military history.

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