This resolution honors the men and the women of the United States Secret Service New York field office for their extraordinary performance and commitment to service during and following the September 11 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center. Master Special Officer Craig Miller lost his life when the building collapsed. It is believed that he went back into the towers to help the wounded. His courage in the face of danger was extraordinary and typifies the hundreds of men and women who put themselves in danger to help others on that horrific day. Master Special Officer Miller and his actions reflect a proud tradition of selfless service to our Nation by the United States Secret Service.
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Honoring the United States Secret Service New York field office for their service during the September 11 attacks.
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