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On the recordDecember 7, 2016
Mr. Speaker, today marks the 75th anniversary of the tragic attacks on Pearl Harbor. It is a day we reflect to remember over 2,400 Americans whose lives we lost that morning. Today I especially remember Army Corporal Earl Wickett, a south Buffalo native, who was stationed at Pearl Harbor on the day of the attacks. Mr. Wickett went on to fight on behalf of our Nation for over 4 years. Following his tour, he returned home to western New York, raised a family, and continued to serve his community as a Buffalo firefighter. Unfortunately, Mr. Wickett is no longer with us, passing away a few years ago, but his stories and acts of bravery live on. Today I join all Americans in remembering those who paid the ultimate price at Pearl Harbor and those who sought and seek to protect our freedom here and throughout the world. This Nation is always grateful for those like Mr. Wickett, for their bravery, dedication, and selfless service. ____________________
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Clay Higgins
Republican · Louisiana

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