I am wearing, Mr. Speaker, a patch of the Third Infantry Division. This particular emblem... it means probably more to me than any that I have ever received. It was given to me by retired Lieutenant Colonel Robin Webber, whose husband is General-promotable Joe Webber. He is over in the theater right now from the Third Infantry Division. In communities like Fort Stewart, Georgia, which I have the honor of representing where the Third Infantry is headquartered, and Fort Bliss, Texas, and other military communities around the country, we see these young soldiers and some of the older soldiers and all the soldiers and the support personnel as friends and neighbors. When we have an international conflict, we look at it both on a personal level and, of course, on an international level. I was there at the dockside when the Mendonza ship was loading up the equipment from Fort Stewart, 500,000 square feet worth of tanks and personnel movers and helicopters.
Jack Kingston: “I am wearing, Mr. Speaker, a patch of the Third Infantry Division. This particular emblem... it means probably more to…”
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Discussing the significance of military service and community support during a speech on the House floor.
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