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Sgt. Dakota Meyer recognized in KY House and Senate



2011-03-04 - Photo by Bud Kraft. LRC photo.
On Thursday, February 24, 2011 Sgt. Dakota Meyer of Columbia, KY, was recognized and honored on both the Kentucky House of Representatives and Senate floor for his actions while serving his country with the U.S. Marine Corps. Dakota is currently nominated for the Congressional Medal of Honor for his actions in battle in Afghanistan in September 2009. Pictured with Dakota on the House floor is Representative Bam Carney, right and Representative Jamie Comer who has filed for the Kentucky Commissioner of Agriculture's office. The photo is by Bud Kraft, LRC staff photographer -Ann Young, Guidance Counselor, Adair Co. High School


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