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Col. Glenn Nissley, 213th Regional Support Group

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Col. Glenn Nissley, 213th Regional Support Group Commander(right, center) and a Lancaster, Pa., native, presents an Employee Support of the Guard and Reserve award to Marc Trezza, District 6 Committeeperson (center, left) with the United Auto Workers, Aug. 22, at the Mack Trucks Macungie Assembly Operations Plant, Macungie, Pa. Master Sgt. Robin Bunce, Food Service Advisor(right) with the 213th Regional Support Group and a Catasaqua, Pa., native, recommended Trezza and several others for the Patriot Award for excellent cooperation between employer and employee when Bunce receives military orders and isn't able to be at his civilian job. William L. Campbell(left) is the Area representative for the Pennsylvania Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, which helps maintain good relations between employers and Guard members and compliance with the Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act.

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22/08/2012
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