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We’ve Got Your Six 02-25-25

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We’ve Got Your Six 02-25-25

Ginger and Jeff take a Walk with Tiger – aka Larry Prentice. He is a 3rd generation veteran who is now giving back through an annual 20-mile walk. Listen in for all the details and how to get involved.  The back half of the show brings us to the ocean.  Swim with a Mission kicks off their 2nd Annual Fish with a Mission this year.  We hear from SWAM Board Member, Todd Wheatley, who is passionate about this amazing event and about giving our best for NH military and veterans.

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