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> On May 27, 2016, at 2:44 PM, Anthony Bernal <anthonyrbernal@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Joseph Robinette "Beau" Biden III was born in Wilmington, Delaware on
> February 3, 1969. He attended Archmere Academy, the University of
> Pennsylvania, and Syracuse University's College of Law. Following
> graduation, he began his legal career as a federal law clerk for the
> Honorable Steven McAuliffe in Concord, NH. He then served in the U.S.
> Department of Justice's Office of Policy Development in Washington, DC. From
> 1997-2004, Major Biden was an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Philadelphia during
> which he also volunteered to serve on a joint task force with the U.S.
> Departments of Justice and Defense to assist Kosovo in establishing their
> criminal justice system and promoting the rule of law.
>
> In November 2006, Major Biden was elected Delaware's 44th Attorney General;
> he served with distinction for two terms as an outspoken advocate for the
> protection of children and consumers - receiving national recognition for
> his work. During his tenure as Attorney General, he deployed to Iraq with
> the Delaware National Guard's 261st Signal Brigade.
>
> Major Biden's military service began in 2003 when he was commissioned as a
> first lieutenant in the 261st Signal Brigade as part of the Judge Advocate
> General Corps. Following his return from Iraq in 2009, Biden remained in the
> Guard, was promoted to Major, and actively served in the State Staff Judge
> Advocate's office until his passing on May 30, 2015.
>
> Major Biden was awarded the Legion of Merit Medal, the Bronze Star Medal,
> the Delaware Conspicuous Service Cross, the Army Achievement Medal, the Army
> Reserve Component Achievement Medal (2 oak leaf clusters), the National
> Defense Service Medal, the Iraq Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism
> Service Medal, the Humanitarian Service Medal, the Army Service Ribbon, the
> Armed Forces Reserve Medal (with M device), the Army Overseas Service
> Ribbon, the Army Meritorious Unit Commendation Ribbon, the Army Superior
> Unit Award Ribbon, the Delaware Medal for Military Merit, the Delaware
> National Guard Medal (4), the Delaware National Defense Service Ribbon, the
> Delaware Medal for Service in Aid to Civil Authority, the Delaware Physical
> Fitness Ribbon (2), the Delaware Governor's Meritorious Unit Award (2), the
> Delaware Unit Strength Award (2), and Mississippi Emergency Service Medal
> (Katrina).

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