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On the recordSeptember 15, 2020
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to honor a World War II veteran and hero from my district, Mr. Edward Carvell. Born in November 1926 in Caernarvon Township in eastern Lancaster County as the 10th of 16 children, Mr. Carvell served as a sergeant in the United States Army, serving in the 24th Division in both the Philippines and Japan. He was the second member of his family drafted into service. He followed the path of an older brother. I learned of Mr. Carvell's exemplary service when my office assisted with submitting his story to the Library of Congress Veterans History Project. I am so thankful that we could be involved in making sure his experience serving in the United States Armed Forces and the stories of many other brave servicemen and -women are preserved. As we mark the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II this year, I am deeply appreciative of Mr. Carvell's sharing his story, and I am thankful for the service of so many uniformed men and women from Lancaster and Southern York Counties. I would encourage all of my colleagues to participate in the Veterans History Project so our brave veterans' experiences can be preserved and honored in the Library of Congress. ____________________
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Lloyd Smucker
Republican · Pennsylvania

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