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We’ve Got Your Six 10-29-24

Today is a great line up…Keith Dillon, Deputy Police Chief at the VA Medical Center in Manchester, talks us through their focus of keeping both veterans and providers safe for every visit. Next up, Debra Luszey shares her decade of efforts with Operation Care for Troops.  This year included 4 tons of goodies. We wrap things up with Ev Norsworthy from 603 Legal Aid and the dedicated program Hope for Heroes.

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