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Download official Extensions PDFReturn to issue contextRECOGNIZING MAJOR MILES “DUSTY” ELTON BULLARD, US ARMY, (RET.), WITH
A CONGRESSIONAL VETERAN COMMENDATION
HON. PETE SESSIONS
of texas
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Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Mr. SESSIONS. Mr. Speaker, I rise today to present Major Miles “Dusty” Bullard, U.S. Army, of Pflugerville, Texas, with a Congressional Veteran Commendation. Dusty's career and dedication to his community upon retirement exemplify that love of country and neighbor upon which America was founded.
and 94th Engineer Detachment, where he worked on various construction projects as well as airfield repairs, and was promoted to Sergeant E-5. His last job was as a Night Operations Sergeant, and after a 16-month tour, he returned to Indiana. Dusty served in the U.S. Army Reserve and Army National Guard until 1993.
Storm and was assigned to Headquarters, 3rd Army, at Fort McPherson, Georgia. They shipped to Saudi Arabia, and he was assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 22nd Support Command, Theater Army. Dusty's 90-day tour lasted 10 \1/2\ months, during which he worked with Logistics Engineer Operations as a Construction and Operations Staff Engineer Officer. For this work, Dusty was awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service and was promoted to Major.
as a dutiful citizen. Dusty is a charter member and officer of Kerlin- Lyerly American Legion Post 154 and is also an officer of Lone Star Chapter 4 of the Disabled American Veterans. He is a member of the VFW and is an active and instrumental member of the newly formed Pflugerville Veterans Advisory Taskforce.
Austin and Cedar Park. As a certified Service Officer with the DAV, he assisted several veterans with claims assistance. Dusty is very active in supporting the two local JROTC programs at Hendrickson and Connally High Schools. Furthermore, he supports the Pflugerville Police Department's Operation Blue Santa, a community program providing toys and gifts to those in need.
20th of this year. He has six children: Aaron, Dustin, Chad, Christeen, Yvonne, and Danette, two of whom, Christeen and Yvonne, are veterans themselves. Miles has 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Dusty is a member of First Baptist Church in Pflugerville.
Major Miles “Dusty” Bullard with a Congressional Veteran Commendation from the 17th Congressional District of Texas. His longstanding and devout commitment to the United States of America typifies patriotism and service.