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DHS honors heroic employees with Valor Awards

The Homeland Security Department honored 11 employees and two local law enforcement officers for their heroic efforts on and off the job.

Federal News Network Staff

May 15, 2015 1:54 pm

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Machinery Technician 2nd Class Matthew Worden Matthew Worden, a machinery technician 2nd class with the Coast Guard, coordinated the rescue of his friend who fell approximately 50 feet in a catastrophic rock climbing incident.

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