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Retired Marine Shares Meaning of the Purple Heart

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AUGUST 8, 2025 – “It’s not a medal anyone hopes to receive, but sometimes life brings unexpected battles, both on the field and at home. I carry the scars of war every day—some visible, others unseen—but they’ve taught me to live with resilience and purpose,” said retired Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos R. Evans, reflecting on his Purple Heart. Evans was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds he received May 17, 2010, while serving in Afghanistan. August …
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Retired Marine Shares Meaning of the Purple Heart

AUGUST 8, 2025 – “It’s not a medal anyone hopes to receive, but sometimes life brings unexpected battles, both on the field and at home. I carry the scars of war every day—some visible, others unseen—but they’ve taught me to live with resilience and purpose,” said retired Marine Corps Sgt. Carlos R. Evans, reflecting on his Purple Heart. Evans was awarded the Purple Heart for wounds he received May 17, 2010, while serving in Afghanistan. August …

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