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Photo By: Barbara Wilson, Illinois National Guard Public Affairs Office
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Highway 40 Through Casey Honors Fallen Illinois National Guard Soldier, Hometown Hero
SPRINGFIELD, Illinois - Illinois Army National Guard Soldiers who served in the 1544th Transportation Company’s 2004 deployment to Iraq unveil the road sign designating Highway 40 through Casey as the Army Specialist Charles Lamb Memorial Highway at a ceremony June 26 at Casey Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5762 in Casey. Lamb, who grew up in Casey, was killed Sept. 5, 2004 during a mortar attack in Baghdad, Iraq.
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