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Biden calls on troops to ‘remember your oath’ in final remarks to military

President Joe Biden urged six armed services members to remain true to their pledge to uphold the U.S. Constitution in his final remarks as Commander-in-Chief.
Biden quoted his late son, Beau Biden, emphasizing the importance of the oath to 'support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic.'
Biden highlighted his administration's efforts to assist veterans, including passing the PACT Act for those exposed to toxic burn pits during service.
Biden concluded his address by stressing the importance of American values such as honor, integrity, and unity, stating it's about protecting an idea, not a person or party.

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