Interview with Us on Comcast!

Hi!

I want to know what your veteran program is and if you're local in the Northern Virginia area (really anywhere north of Richmond). Tell me about your program and why it's great and/or outrageously fun! Then email me separately if you'd like to be on our Comcast TV program Operation Freedom To.

Email directly at drangmac@gmail.com

Thank you for all that you do to be part of the solution! Ang


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