If you are able to donate, please consider giving to @Tunnel2Towers who assists families of first responders, and has even paid off mortgages thru their Gold Star Family Home program.
@Wendi_Irlbeck Wendi, IL retired police Lt here, you may have done this but Dallas city
Code Chap 27 states they are legally required to provide/maintain working cooling equipment. Contact Dallas code enforcement, it’s free and they should investigate this for you and your neighbors for relief
Sgt. Christoria King was presented a Certificate of Valor from Chicago Harbors for rescuing four people from a sinking vessel while she was off-duty during the 4th of July weekend. Thank you, Sgt. King, for showing the community that an officer's service to the city never rests.
Today, we honor and remember Special Warfare Operator 1st Class (SEAL) Tyler S. Stimson, who was killed in training on July 16, 2010.
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Rest in Peace, Deputy U.S. Marshal Michael “Drew” Hanson of the U.S. Marshal Service in Louisiana. End of Watch: July 13, 2026.
Deputy Marshal Hanson served with the U.S. Marshal Service for almost 6 years. Prior to that, he served with CBP for 4 years. He is survived by his wife and two children.
The FBI sends our prayers and condolences to Deputy Marshal Hanson’s family, friends, and colleagues left behind. They will have our full support.
Today, we honor and remember the lives and legacies of those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation on July 6:
– Special Warfare Operator 1st Class (SEAL) Jason D. Lewis, 2007
– Mass Communications Specialist 1st Class Robert R. McRill, 2007
– Cryptologic Technician Technical 1st Class (TECH) Steven P. Daugherty, 2007
– Special Warfare Boat Operator Chief Petty Officer (SWCC) Stephen T. Murphy, 2022
We will never forget their courage, commitment, and sacrifice.
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Today, we honor and remember Information Systems Technician 2nd Class (SEAL) Mario G. Maestas, who was killed in training on July 3, 2003.
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One year ago today I received an email from a father that his 21 year old son Anthony was walking in a crosswalk in Huntington Beach when a car hit him going 60 mph then left the scene in a hit and run. His son shattered both legs, broke all his ribs, his collarbone and much more. The father was so grateful his son was alive, but being he and his son are both gym rats that love to follow me, he asked me if I could email him some words of encouragement to help lift his spirts up as he lay in the hospital. I did him one better. Being that it was so close to me, I immediately called all local hospitals looking for a trauma center with his son in it. After calling 5 hospitals, I found where he was and drove over to surprise him. I knocked on the door and walked in to see the biggest smile on Anthony’s face as he said “No way!”. I explained to him that his father emailed me and I decided sending him an email just wasn’t enough that I had to come see him. Anthony has spent the past year with family up in Seattle going through a brutal recovery but is back down in SoCal by me this week and I can’t wait to see him. Please continue to keep this young man and in your thoughts and prayers. 🙏🏼
21 years have passed since Operation Red Wings.
Today, we honor the heroes whose courage, selflessness, and sacrifice reflect the very best of America. We honor their legacy, pray for their loved ones, and remain forever grateful to those who gave everything for our nation.
Today is the anniversary of Operation Red Wings, June 28th 2005. We will never forget the 19 special operators from the Navy SEALs 🔱 and the Army Night Stalkers ⚔️ — who gave everything for their brothers and their country. #OperationRedWings#NeverForget
Today marks 21 years since the tragic events of Operation Red Wings, a mission that cost the lives of 19 brave Americans.
Join us today as we pay tribute to those lost during Operation Red Wings. We honor their courage, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to our nation. Their legacy lives on in the hearts of their families, teammates, and all who remember their heroism.
We remember:
STG2 SEAL Matthew G. Axelson
GM2 SEAL Danny P. Dietz Jr.
FCC SEAL Jacques J. Fontan
ITCS SEAL Daniel R. Healy
LCDR SEAL Erik S. Kristensen
ET1 SEAL Jeffrey A. Lucas
LT SEAL Michael M. McGreevy Jr.
LT SEAL Michael P. Murphy
MM2 SEAL Shane E. Patton
QM2 SEAL James E. Suh
HM1 SEAL Jeffrey S. Taylor
SSG Shamus O. Goare
CWO Corey J. Goodnature
SGT Kip A. Jacoby
SFC Marcus V. Muralles
MAJ Stephen C. Reich
SFC Michael L. Russell
CWO Chris J. Scherkenbach
MSGT James W. Ponder III
Your sacrifice will never be forgotten.
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Today, we honor and remember Internal Communications Specialist 1st Class (SEAL) Thomas E. Retzer, who was killed in action on June 26, 2003.
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Congrats to this legend on retirement. One of the best leaders the game has seen. I could not have asked for a better teammate to come into the league with and I’m proud of all our success together over the years.
Today, we honor the memory of Master Sgt. Robert M. Horrigan, killed in action on June 17, 2005. His service with 1st Battalion, 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and sacrifice for our nation will never be forgotten.
De Oppresso Liber.
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