Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize the remarkable accomplishments of Lieutenant Colonel Larry Stricklin. On 14 October, Colonel Stricklin and his colleagues celebrated his well-deserved retirement after 30 years of selfless service to our Nation. Colonel Stricklin's career in the U.S. Army began in 1995 when he joined the 39th Infantry Brigade. Separating from the Army due to a car crash in 1996, Lieutenant Colonel Stricklin reenlisted in 1998. Since then, Colonel Stricklin has served his country in Iraq and has held a variety of other key positions around the globe. He recently assisted with the military response to one of the worst pandemics in our Nation's history. Throughout his remarkable career, Colonel Stricklin has exemplified dedication, resilience, leadership, and most of all, an unwavering dedication to our beloved country. Mr. Speaker, I wish him a happy retirement and thank him for his service and inspiration for the next generation. celebrating the life of william gary underwood
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