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“Leave it cleaner than you found it,” is one of the oldest sayings in the military and for 11 North Carolina National Guard Soldiers in Youngsville, it was more than an order this April 18, 2015, it was a privilege as they put years of military muscle, training and discipline into ‘Operation Support Our Own.' The members of the NCNG Ordnance Association, Austin – Bouton-Cardwell Chapter, took as their first mission as an association volunteering for Maj. Melissa Culbreth, a NCNG chaplain who is recovering from treatment for cancer. “My Guard family stepped up and it is amazing to have this kind of support,” said Culbreth.

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18/04/2015
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