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I may be wrong but didn't Beau go to Kosovo before he became an ASUA? I thought he was detailed out of main Justice.

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> On May 27, 2016, at 1:51 PM, Mackler, Alexander S. EOP/OVP <Alexander_S_Mackler@ovp.eop.gov> wrote:
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> Very minor edits below. Only date I’m not sure of is the 2003 commission into the Guard—I assume the Guard knows the date. Don’t know whether folks prefer “Bronze Star Medal” or the more common but colloquial “Bronze Star.” I also added the Conspicuous Service Cross to the beginning of the awards paragraph because of its prominence. I don’t know whether protocol requires it be further down.
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> From: Anthony Bernal [mailto:anthonyrbernal@gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, May 27, 2016 12:30 PM
> To: Hunter Biden <hbiden@rosemontseneca.com>; Jill Tracy <jill.tracy2@gmail.com>; Flynn, John S. EOP/OVP <john_s_flynn@ovp.eop.gov>; Chung, Kathy S. EOP/OVP <kathy_s_chung@ovp.eop.gov>; Beau and Hallie Biden <halliebiden@gmail.com>; Mackler, Alexander S. EOP/OVP <Alexander_S_Mackler@ovp.eop.gov>
> Cc: Ethan Rosensweig <EROSENZ@emory.edu>; Bernal, Anthony R. EOP/OVP <Anthony_R._Bernal@ovp.eop.gov>
> Subject: Fwd: Bio update (Please REVIEW this draft)
>
> A couple minor edits here.
>
> Please review, more edits in black below.
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> Joseph Robinette 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, his legal
> career began 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 promotion
> of 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 this tenure he deployed to Iraq with the Delaware National Guard 261st Signal Brigade.
>
> Major Biden's military service began in 2003 when he was commissioned as a
> first lieutenant in the Delaware National Guard's 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).
>
> =2