All tribes and veterans are invited to the ceremony, which starts at 1pm at the Dakota Magic Convention Center in Hankinson, North Dakota.
Gov. Mike Rounds (R) and state lawmakers are honoring Keeble today. The state supported a measure in Congress to authorize the Medal of Honor. Relevant Documents:Text: President Bush's Remarks | Video | Audio Relevant Links:
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