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A dedicated life is never wasted

A dedicated life is never wasted

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt joined the Arizona Army National Guard in 1980 after serving in the active duty Air Force and Air Force Reserves. He will retire after 41 years of military service on Apr. 30.... More

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt (center) joined

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt (center) joined

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt (center) joined the Arizona Army National Guard in 1980 after serving in the active duty Air Force and Air Force Reserves. He will retire after 41 years of military service on... More

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt makes his final

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt makes his final

Chief Warrant Officer 5, John Vitt makes his final visit to Camp Navajo before retiring after 41 years of military service. Vitt joined the Arizona Army National Guard in 1980 after serving in the active duty A... More

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