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Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army Reserve’s 361st Press Camp Headquarters, speaks with Michael E. McMahon, district attorney of Richmond County, during the Beacon of Hope Festival Oct. 15 at th... More

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army Reserve’s 361st Press Camp Headquarters, offers free boxing tips to Tyler Saracena during the Beacon of Hope Festival Oct. 15 at the National Lighthouse Museum... More

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army Reserve’s 361st Press Camp Headquarters, poses with future boxers Vittoria, left, and D’anna Kennedy during the Beacon of Hope Festival Oct. 15 at the National... More

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army

Maj. Boyd Melson, section chief with the U.S. Army Reserve’s 361st Press Camp Headquarters, offers free boxing tips to Jayden Forquignon during the Beacon of Hope Festival Oct. 15 at the National Lighthouse Mus... More

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