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Point Thomson Luncheon
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Point Thomson Luncheon
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Governor Sarah Palin addresses a crowd of more than 300 at an appreciation luncheon for the individuals, businesses and organizations that brought the 30-year Point Thomson project to fruition.
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Governor Sarah Palin addresses a crowd of more than 300 at an appreciation luncheon for the individuals, businesses and organizations that brought the 30-year Point Thomson project to fruition.
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Point Thomson Luncheon
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Point Thomson Luncheon
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Governor Sarah Palin and Craig Haymes, outgoing Alaska Production Manager for ExxonMobil, discuss the Point Thomson project.
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Governor Sarah Palin met with Craig Haymes, outgoing Alaska Production Manager for ExxonMobil, and his replacement, Dale Pittman, just prior to speaking at a Point Thomson appreciation luncheon in early June.
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Purple Heart Presentation
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Purple Heart Presentation
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Anchorage resident Wayne Stackhouse, after receiving his Purple Heart Medal and Viet Nam Service Medal, stated "I don't think I've ever been more proud to be a Viet Nam veteran."
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Governor Sarah Palin, with Jeff Roy, National Commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, pins the Purple Heart Medal on Wayne Stackhouse, with his wife, Ilene by his side. Also pictured, the Operation Denali climbing team, who...Full Details >
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Purple Heart Presentation
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Operation Denali
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Governor Sarah Palin with Ron Siebels, Department Commander of the Alaska Chapter of the Military Order of the Purple Heart, after the Purple Heart presentation ceremony at VFW Post 10252.
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Governor Sarah Palin was on hand to celebrate with the inspiring Operation Denali team when Jeff Roy, National Commander of the Military Order of the Purple Heart and Bill Wroolie, Board Director of the Military Order of the Purple Heart...Full Details >
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| Photo archive: Local dignitaries, university regents and staff joined Alaska Governor Sarah Palin in cutting the ribbon at a dedication ceremony held in Juneau for the new Lena Point fisheries facility on April 28, 2009. Enlarge > |
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