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Lt. Col. John Painter stands in front of the chapel

Lt. Col. John Painter stands in front of the chapel

Lt. Col. John Painter stands in front of the chapel at the Ralph H. Johnson Veteran's Affairs Medical Center, Jan 5, Charleston, S.C. Painter has been a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves for 15 years. In Sept... More

Lt. Col. John Painter sits in the pews  at the Ralph

Lt. Col. John Painter sits in the pews at the Ralph

Lt. Col. John Painter sits in the pews at the Ralph H. Johnson Veteran's Affairs Medical Center chapel on Jan 5, Charleston, S.C. Painter has been a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves for 15 years. In Septemb... More

Lt. Col. John Painter walks by the Low Country Heroes

Lt. Col. John Painter walks by the Low Country Heroes

Lt. Col. John Painter walks by the Low Country Heroes wall at the Ralph H. Johnson Veteran's Affairs Medical Center on Jan 5, Charleston, S.C. Painter has been a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves for 15 years... More

Lt. Col. John Painter speaks with Max Hearn  at the

Lt. Col. John Painter speaks with Max Hearn at the

Lt. Col. John Painter speaks with Max Hearn at the Ralph H. Johnson Veteran's Affairs Medical Center on Jan 5, Charleston, S.C. Painter has been a chaplain in the Air Force Reserves for 15 years. In September... More

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