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John R. Claffey, standing, teaches a class June 11

John R. Claffey, standing, teaches a class June 11

John R. Claffey, standing, teaches a class June 11 on Camp Foster about financial management tactics service members and their spouses can make before, during, and after retirement from active duty. Claffey is ... More

Maj. Allen Agra, right, listens attentively to instructors

Maj. Allen Agra, right, listens attentively to instructors

Maj. Allen Agra, right, listens attentively to instructors with the transition assistance management program June 11 at Camp Foster during a pre-retirement information seminar. Instructors discussed multiple be... More

John R. Claffey, standing, discusses Veterans Affairs

John R. Claffey, standing, discusses Veterans Affairs

John R. Claffey, standing, discusses Veterans Affairs benefits with future U.S. military retirees and their spouses June 11 at Camp Foster. Claffey is a Bloomington, Lousiana, native and Marine Corps veteran wh... More

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