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Former Army Staff Sergeant Thomas Martin bravely and courageously served our nation during the Vietnam War, and he was injured while fighting to protect our freedom. Unfortunately, decades of administrative delays prevented Staff Sergeant Martin from receiving the Purple Heart and being properly recognized for his bravery and sacrifice during his time in uniform.

I’m proud to announce my team was able to help him finally secure the Purple Heart he earned — and today, he was presented with that award. It's my honor to represent Nevada veterans in the U.S. Senate, and my team and I are always ready to help all Nevada veterans who need assistance.
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Former Army Staff Sergeant Thomas Martin bravely and courageously served our nation during the Vietnam War, and he was injured while fighting to protect our freedom. Unfortunately, decades of administrative delays prevented Staff Sergeant Martin from receiving the Purple Heart and being properly recognized for his bravery and sacrifice during his time in uniform.

I’m proud to announce my team was able to help him finally secure the Purple Heart he earned — and today, he was presented with that award. Its my honor to represent Nevada veterans in the U.S. Senate, and my team and I are always ready to help all Nevada veterans who need assistance.Image attachment

Part of what makes Nevada’s economy so unique is our small businesses – which make up over 99% of all businesses in our state. More than 80,000 of these small businesses are women-owned, and this week, I had the chance to sit down with some incredible entrepreneurs in Las Vegas to hear about their successes, discuss the challenges they’re facing, and brainstorm ways we can continue working together to support small businesses across Nevada. ... See MoreSee Less

Part of what makes Nevada’s economy so unique is our small businesses – which make up over 99% of all businesses in our state. More than 80,000 of these small businesses are women-owned, and this week, I had the chance to sit down with some incredible entrepreneurs in Las Vegas to hear about their successes, discuss the challenges they’re facing, and brainstorm ways we can continue working together to support small businesses across Nevada.Image attachment

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