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Marine Lance Cpls. Christopher Johnson of Lancaster, Pa., and Kevin Rumley of Fairfax, Va., and Army Staff Sgt. Thomas Gillis of Massachusetts get some individual attention from the 2004 Hall of Fame queen and her court Aug. 9 before the National Football League's Hall of Fame game. The three received Purple Hearts for injuries they suffered in Afghanistan and Iraq. Photo by Samantha L. Quigley

Marine Lance Cpls. Christopher Johnson of Lancaster, Pa., and Kevin Rumley of Fairfax, Va., and Army Staff Sgt. Thomas Gillis of Massachusetts get some individual attention from the 2004 Hall of Fame queen and her court Aug. 9 before the National Football League's Hall of Fame game. The three received Purple Hearts for injuries they suffered in Afghanistan and Iraq. Photo by Samantha L. Quigley

Marine Lance Cpls. Christopher Johnson of Lancaster, Pa., and Kevin Rumley of Fairfax, Va., and Army Staff Sgt. Thomas Gillis of Massachusetts get some individual attention from the 2004 Hall of Fame queen and her court Aug. 9 before the National Football League's Hall of Fame game. The three received Purple Hearts for injuries they suffered in Afghanistan and Iraq. Photo by Samantha L. Quigley

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