The Purple Heart is our Nation's oldest military decoration. It is a unifying symbol that binds together men and women who have bled for freedom. When these brave warriors return to our communities, we cannot forget them and their sacrifice. That is why I am proud to recognize my hometown of Mesquite, Nevada, for its decision to become a Purple Heart City. The decision, which will be formally announced next week, will signal to all veterans throughout southern Nevada and around the country that Mesquite welcomes them and is proud to honor their service. I would like to thank Chapter 711 of the Military Order of the Purple Heart for working with the city of Mesquite to make this day possible. It is my hope that more communities take this step to honor the sacrifices of these heroes by becoming Purple Heart communities. I can't wait to see that Purple Heart flag proudly flying over Mesquite. ____________________
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