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Lt. Col. Dave Clukey, commander, Phoenix Recruiting

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Lt. Col. Dave Clukey, commander, Phoenix Recruiting

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Lt. Col. Dave Clukey, commander, Phoenix Recruiting Battalion, talks with a member of the Veterans Heritage Project, at the organization’s annual Community Reception and Book Signing event, April 9, Arizona State University, West Campus, Glendale, Ariz. The VHP connects high school students with veterans in the local community, allowing the students to learn about their experiences as part of the military and service to the nation. The students, 8th through 12th graders, interview the veterans and document their stories for an annual hardcover book, titled ‘Since You Asked.’ (Photo by Alun Thomas, USAREC Public Affairs)

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09/04/2017
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