Veterans
Our nation's veterans and wounded warriors have sacrificed in defense of our country. Their dedication and commitment, along with that of their families, has ensured our freedom and should never be taken for granted.
Our veterans deserve the absolute highest quality medical care and benefits for their service. We must ensure that returning military members have access to every benefit they have been promised, As such, Congress should focus on stringent oversight of the VA to ensure veterans are getting the services they need. I will continue to put our veterans first, and fight for legislation that removes barriers for our returning veterans.
More on Veterans
by WILX News 10
Congressman John Moolenar and Congressman Dan Kildee presented Burgess Loar with various medals and ribbons.
by Cadillac News Staff
U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Midland, presented Gladu with 18 service medals and commended him for his service to our country.
by WNEM.com
"These are heroes, these are people who have demonstrated the kinds of qualities, the courage, the heroism, the sacrifice, that really represents the finest our country has to offer," said Congressman Moolenaar.
by 9&10news.com
Representative Moolenaar added, "these are heroes. These are people who have demonstrated the kind of qualities, the courage, the heroism, the sacrifice that really represent the finest our country has to offer."
by Stephen Borowy, wnem.com
Congressman John Moolenaar presented the medal to Wright on Nov. 10.
I believe our current and former service members deserve the utmost respect for their service and sacrifice for this great country of ours. Their dedication and commitment, along with that of their families', ensures our freedoms and should never be taken for granted.
by Mardi Suhs, Cadillac News
"I don't think I've ever been to a medal ceremony so well-attended," said U.S. Rep. John Moolenaar, R-Midland, when he greeted the crowd. "Today, we will present Ronnie with a number of awards and commendations. He earned these because of his diligence in training and his conduct as a soldier."