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We’ve Got Your Six: Hire A Veteran 2025 and Concord VFW/Irreverent Warrior Fundraiser

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We’ve Got Your Six: Hire A Veteran 2025 and Concord VFW/Irreverent Warrior Fundraiser
Posted on by Tom Novak

Brent Fraser from the Department of Military Affairs and Veteran Services, along with Erica Webb, Military Skills & Test Waiver Specialist II, join “We’ve Got Your Six (WGY6)” to discuss how they assist companies and service organizations in finding and helping veterans transition and grow in civilian life. Erica shares details of the upcoming Job Fair on July 23, at Edward Cross Training Complex 722 Riverwood Dr Pembroke NH 03258

We are also joined by Mason Bass from the Concord VFW and Chris Schroeder from Irreverent Warrior. We discuss the mission of the Concord VFW and their upcoming paintball fundraiser on September 26. We learn about the Irreverent Warriors and their participation in the paintball fundraiser.

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