Honoring U.S. Marine First Lieutenant Clinton L. Eubanks of Houston for his outstanding service to this country.
Impact
The resolution serves to formally recognize Lieutenant Eubanks’s contributions and bravery, reflecting the values of respect and appreciation for military service within the Texas community. It emphasizes the importance of honoring servicemen and women who sacrifice for their country, reinforcing community ties and recognition of the armed forces.
Summary
HR963 is a resolution honoring First Lieutenant Clinton L. Eubanks for his exemplary service in the United States Marine Corps. The bill highlights Eubanks's achievements, including his educational background in chemical engineering from Texas A&M University and his previous work as a project manager at Frito-Lay, where he was credited with a patent. The resolution acknowledges both his military training and his leadership as a platoon commander during his deployment to Iraq, where he was involved in significant projects that contributed to the local infrastructure.
Contention
While resolutions of this nature typically do not generate significant contention, the context of honoring military personnel can sometimes lead to broader discussions about military funding, veterans’ services, and the treatment of active duty members. However, no specific points of contention were noted in the discussions surrounding HR963 as it is primarily a gesture of respect and admiration.