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We’ve Got Your Six 04-29-25

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We’ve Got Your Six 04-29-25
Posted on by Tom Novak

Today’s show highlights  Veteran and Military services, support at the state level, and boots on the ground. We step off with Nicole Desilets Bixler, Deputy Adjutant General for the state of New Hampshire. A 30-year Air Force veteran, she oversees multiple programs throughout the state, including the Department of Community-Based Services, the state Veterans Cemetery, and local veteran service officers.  During our second half, we meet with Anthony and Dan from Veterans Count.  From their recent service in NH Army National Guard to canvassing homeless encampments, they continue to serve.

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