In a solemn ceremony, Congress posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal to 13 U.S. service members killed during the Kabul withdrawal.
House Speaker Mike Johnson led the event, marking a rare moment of unity amidst ongoing political debates over accountability for the tragic event. The ceremony highlighted the bravery and sacrifice of the fallen troops, underscoring the nation's gratitude for their service.
This honor, Congress' highest, reflects the profound impact of their loss on the country and the continuing discussions around the circumstances of their deaths.
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It's heartening to see our nation's leaders come together to honor these brave souls; their ultimate sacrifice is the embodiment of true American valor and should serve as a unifying call above all political discord.
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Congress Honors 13 Troops Killed During Kabul Withdrawal as Politics Swirl Around Who Is to Blame
House Speaker Mike Johnson is hosting a ceremony to posthumously present Congress’ highest honor — the Congressional Gold Medal — to 13 U.S. service members who were killed during the disastrous withd
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