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Celebrating Senior Master Sergeant Noel Ramirez on Military Monday

KVIA••Katrina Villarreal
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In this week's Military Monday feature, ABC-7 honors Senior Master Sergeant Noel Ramirez, a dedicated member of the U.S. Air Force who served for over 26 years. His career included multiple deployments to key regions such as Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. A proud graduate of Irvin High School, Ramirez also earned a Master’s degree from The University of Oklahoma and currently works as a Contracting Officer for the Department of Veterans Affairs. This recognition highlights the importance of honoring our military personnel and encourages the community to share photos of their loved ones who have served.

Key Details: • Noel Ramirez served in the U.S. Air Force for over 26 years. • He was deployed to Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. • Ramirez is a graduate of Irvin High School and holds a Master's degree from The University of Oklahoma. • Community members can submit photos of military personnel for recognition.

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