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Shortly after the Phantom Warrior statue was unveiled Tuesday morning in the West Atrium of the III Corps and Fort Hood headquarters building, Lt. Gen. Rick Lynch thanked Sandra Skinner, owner of Ashley Furniture in Killeen, for her business’s contributions to the furnishing of the Phantom Warrior Room. After the unveiling ceremony, Lynch’s wife, Sarah, cut the ribbon dedicating the room, which features displays and photographs that illustrate the corps’ history. A metal statue of the Phantom Warrior will be placed outside the headquarters in January. A smaller version will deploy with troops. |
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