"It is a privilege to honor Sergeant Weever's unwavering commitment to boldly hold the line for liberty. His act of bravery leaves an indelible mark on our nation, and I am profoundly grateful for his service and sacrifice," said Congressman Westerman. 

Background:

Terrance Lee Weever, who was born and raised in Jacksonville, Florida, dedicated his service to the nation by joining the Arkansas Army National Guard in 2007. Serving as a 12E Heavy Construction Equipment Operator, he demonstrated his commitment to his country through his deployment to Afghanistan in 2010, where he supported Operation Enduring Freedom. For wounds he received in action from hostile activity during his deployment, Mr. Weaver was awarded the Purple Heart, a testament to his profound sacrifice in the line of duty.

He completed his term of service (ETS) in 2015, marking the end of a decorated military career. His honors include the Afghanistan Campaign Medal with a campaign star, the Army Good Conduct Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, and the Global War on Terrorism Service Medal. He also earned the Combat Action Badge and the Driver and Mechanic Badge. Today, he enjoys civilian life with his wife, whom he married in 2012, is a proud father of six children and grandfather of three grandkids.