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We’ve Got Your Six 07-29-25

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We’ve Got Your Six 07-29-25

Jeff and Ginger welcome new co-host, and Army National Guard soldier, to the conversation.  We sit down with Sergeant First Class Carey Morris.  He started his journey with the NH National Guard in 2022.  Listen in for a closer look at the realities of service for NH citizens.   In the second half, we hear from Ashley Kitchell, Liberty House Executive Director.  They have a fun lineup of events in the coming months. More imporantly, their food pantry needs your support!

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