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K-9 Veterans Day at VA War Memorial | Jeb Hockman

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K-9 Veterans Day at VA War Memorial | Jeb Hockman

WINA Host Les Sinclair speaks with Jeb Hockman, Communications Manager Virginia Department of Veterans Services, about one of the Virginia War Memorial’s most popular family events – the 6th Annual Commonwealth’s K-9 Veterans Day Ceremony. It’s this Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m.-12 noon. Please Note: Non-service dogs are NOT allowed at this event. More info http://vawarmemorial.org/event/k9-veterans-day-presented-woodfin-your-home-team

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