Pat Tillman honored during Saturday night’s ASU game
The former Sun Devil was honored for his courage on the battlefield and playing field.
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also there tonight on this veterans day
weekend remember a number of arizona'sfallen heroes but one imparts a killer
is still fresh in the minds of manypeople right nowresigned about former sunday below
forgotten soldier parents johnhe'd received a very special honor for
his courage on the playing fieldthrough the man of speedpower and passion marching up-and-down
yard lines in the football fieldhis love of the game only overshadowed
by his love for his own country full ofthat he would give us why four in the
mountains of afghanistantoday back to the issue for positive
women inform selfcattlemen's legend now forever move onthe national football foundation and the
cultural thing saluted that sacrificeand his impressive playing abilityorganizations also announced pat will be
admitted to the college football hall offame nowimage of the action of a c saturday gametens of thousands of sun that will spend
most of their freaked sheerand remember the phones that are inbefore leaving for the cardinals and
later in the sting in the military thatfinishes college career with two hundred
and thirty tackles numerous awards tohis namebut isn't this award tonight tops off
his list athletic achievementslinebacker veteranin our college hall of famerpat till nowhad some will be inverted officially the
whole thing as a member of the twothousand and ten class
A full wrap up of the festivities surrounding the opening of the Hoover Dam Bridge that is officially named the Mike O'Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge.
The 8th Annual Pat's Run took place in Tempe, AZ on April 21, 2012 with more than 28,000 walkers and runners participating to honor the legacy of Pat Tillman. Proceeds from Pat's Run benefit the Tillman Military Scholars program. More than 30 current Tillman Military Scholars attended Pat's Run this year and helped produce this video to say thank you to participants, sponsors and volunteers.
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The Hoover Dam Bypass Bridge's 1,060 foot twin-rib concrete arch is connecting! Here's what it looks like on August 1st, 2009.
The Colorado River Bridge is the central portion of the Hoover Dam Bypass Project. When completed in 2010, the Hoover dam bypass bridge will span Black Canyon (about 1,600 feet south of the Hoover Dam), connecting the Arizona and Nevada Approach highways nearly 900-feet above the Colorado River.
Jim Axelrod previews at tonight's "Evening News" stories. At center stage are hearings on the death of Pat Tillman, the former NFL star who was killed in Afghanistan. (CBSNews.com)
At his confirmation hearing Tuesday, Lt. Gen Stanley McChrystal told the Senate Armed Services Committee that mistakes were made in the military's handling of the accidental shooting death of Army Ranger Pat Tillman. (June 2)
The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform holds a hearing entitled "Misleading Information from the Battlefield." The hearing focuses on the death of Army Ranger Specialist Patrick Tillman in Afghanistan and the capture and rescue of Army Private Jessica Lynch in Iraq. The Committee examines why inaccurate accounts of these two incidents were disseminated, the sources and motivations for the accounts, and whether the appropriate Administration officials have been held accountable. Rep. Danny Davis questions Specialist Patrick Tillman's mother Mary Tillman about what senior military officials knew and when they knew it.
Marie Tillman and Darnell Dockett invite you to help our veterans and their families continue their education and return to work.
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The Committee on Oversight and Government Reform holds a hearing entitled "Misleading Information from the Battlefield." The hearing focuses on the death of Army Ranger Specialist Patrick Tillman in Afghanistan and the capture and rescue of Army Private Jessica Lynch in Iraq. The Committee examines why inaccurate accounts of these two incidents were disseminated, the sources and motivations for the accounts, and whether the appropriate Administration officials have been held accountable. Specialist Patrick Tillman's brother Kevin Tillman gives opening remarks.
