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Sgt. Dakota Meyer at National Marine Corps Museum, VA



2011-09-16 - Quantico Marine Base, 18900 Jefferson Davis HWY, Triangle, VA - Photo by Ann Young.

USMC SGT DAKOTA MEYER, above, of Columbia, KY, beside the picture on display at the National Marine Corps Museum, Triangle, VA. Newly included at the museum is a display of Marine Corps recipients of the Medal of Honor. The occasion for the photo was a private reception for friends and family of Meyer. Dakota Meyer, Columbia, KY, was presented the Congressional Medal Honor in the East Room of the White House by President Barack Obama on September 15, 2011. It is the nation's highest military award. -ANN YOUNG If you go:: The National Marine Corps Museum is located at 18900 Jefferson Davis HWY, Triangle VA. 568 miles east of Downtown Columbia, KY, and the Village of Clay Ridge, Adair County, KY. Driving time, according to Google Maps, is 10 hours, 7 minutes.


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