Ossining man receives Bronze Star, Leftwich Trophy for heroism
<p>An Ossining man who risked his life fighting for America received a special honor last week. </p>
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May 11, 2017, 11:38 PM
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An Ossining man who risked his life fighting for America received a special honor last week.
Maj. David Palka received the Bronze Star and the 2016 Leftwich Trophy for his heroism and leadership during a mission in Iraq.
The 32-year-old Marine and father of three is a graduate of Saunders Trades and Technical High School.
Palka belongs to the Parker Bale Post in Ossining, and members say they are beaming with pride.
Maj. David Palka received the Bronze Star and the 2016 Leftwich Trophy for his heroism and leadership during a mission in Iraq.
The 32-year-old Marine and father of three is a graduate of Saunders Trades and Technical High School.
Palka belongs to the Parker Bale Post in Ossining, and members say they are beaming with pride.
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