Ten men from Pennsylvania will be inducted today into the Soldiers & Sailors Joseph A. Dugan Jr. replica breitling watches Hall of Valor.
The luncheon ceremony begins at 2 p.m.
To qualify for the Hall of Valor, members of the armed forces must have been born, enlisted or lived most of their lives in Pennsylvania. The qualifying medals are: The Medal of Honor, The Distinguished Service Cross, The Navy Cross, The Air Force Cross, The Silver Star Medal, The Distinguished Flying Cross and The Soldiers Medal.
The 2010 inductees:
Jacob J. Colley of Bridgeville, Distinguished Flying Cross, WWII (deceased)
George J. Figulski of Turtle Creek, Distinguished Flying Cross, WWII
Edward Fox of Defiance, Bedford County, Distinguished Service Cross, WWII (deceased)
Charles Licata of Arnold and Brackenridge, Westmoreland County, Silver Star Medal with oak leaf cluster, WWII
lingerie wholesale sexy lingerie chinaJohn R. Mlinac of Carnegie, Silver Star Medal, WWII (deceased)
John Neel of Pleasant Hills, Distinguished Flying Cross, WWII
John T. Rebic of Pittsburgh, Silver Star Medal, WWII (deceased)
George Saxon of Pittsburgh, Silver Star Medal, WWII (killed in action)
Karl G. Taylor of Avella, Washington County, Medal of Honor, Vietnam (killed in action)
Ralph S. Zeigler of Limerick, Montgomery County, Distinguished Flying Cross, WWII
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