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On this episode of Tactically Acquired, we have our special guest interviewer Ms. Melanie Hall the Fall 2024 MSW Intern for the Veterans Resource Station sit down with her close friend Army Air Corp and Air Force Veteran Mr. George Forrest. George joined the service in 1945 and discusses his living history with the ups and downs of being in the service during this timeframe. He also discusses his usage of the "new" GI Bill* to receive his Juris Doctorate, and many other amazing stories. Don't miss this episode or any of our episodes - subscribe today!
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