The WFEA Morning Update

Navy SEALS Invade NH…For a Great Cause
Navy SEALS Invade NH…For a Great Cause

Rick Kaiser, legendary Navy SEAL Member – Author, joins us from the National Navy SEAL Museum to discuss the museum and a series of events to help raise funds for SWAM (Swim With A Mission).

Rick and his colleagues will be in NH on July 11-12 for three incredible events to honor veterans, active-duty personnel, and their families. The weekend will kick off with Paintball With A Mission (11th), followed by Swim With A Mission (12th), and ending with a special banquet honoring Gold Star – Navy Seal Families SWAM’s Navy SEAL Gold Star Family ‘TRIBUTE DINNER & AUCTION(12th).’

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