Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to Induct Three Into Hall of Fame

The Department of Military and Veterans Affairs will induct three people into
its Hall of Fame at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14 in Building 4-134 at Fort
Indiantown Gap. The inductees are Congressman John P. Murtha Jr. of
Johnstown; retired Brig. Gen. Cecil Hengeveld of Hummelstown; and the late
Maj. Gen. Robert E. Harris, formerly of Harrisburg. Due to a scheduling
issue, Congressman Murtha will be unable to attend.

The DMVA Hall of Fame, established in 1998, recognizes unique and exemplary
contributions to the department and/or to the Pennsylvania National Guard.
This award not only recognizes significant achievements, but also the honor
and prestige an individual has brought upon the department, the Pennsylvania
National Guard and its members.

EVENT: DMVA Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony

DATE: Tuesday, July 14

TIME: 2 p.m.

LOCATION: Fort Indiantown Gap
Building 4-134
Annville

DIRECTIONS: From I-81, take the Fort Indiantown Gap exit and travel north on
state route 934 (Fisher Avenue). You will come to a traffic light. Continue
straight on Fisher Avenue for approx. 1.5 miles. Turn right onto Coulter Road
(at the Army Reserve Center) and travel approx. 3/10 of a mile. Bldg.
4-134 is on the left. Turn into gravel parking lot.

CONTACT: Kevin Cramsey of Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans
Affairs, +1-717-861-8352 (office), +1-717-821-0037 (cell)

/PRNewswire-USNewswire -- July 13/

SOURCE Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs