The two-star general was buried Friday morning at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery.
San Antonians gathered Friday morning at Fort Sam Houston National Cemetery to pay their respects to Josue “ Joe ” Robles Jr., the two-star general who went from leading soldiers to leading San Antonio-based
to all who honorably served in the military and their family members. and our members. He was a soldier at his core. With nearly three decades of service to the Army, Joe knew what it meant to serve and he brought that experience to was very lucky to have him. And being
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