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Posted on June 5, 2020June 5, 2020 by syoungbe

First for two signs is bring placed on the Medal of Honor highway

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The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska has generously sponsored the Nebraska Medal of Honor Community Project. The project will place 24” x 24” signs on the population signs of communities on the Nebraska Medal of Honor Highway, Communities where Nebraska Medal of Honor Recipients were born or are buried and communities that were heavily involved in the Nebraska Medal of Honor Highway – Walk the Walk. The Tribal Council has announced they will be making available a check in honor of Medal of Honor Recipient Mitchell Red Cloud and Army Sargent John Rice, a Korean War Era KIA who is buried at Arlington National Cemetery.

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