In 1992, after five-and-a-half years in the U.S. Air Force, a reduction in force saw Mark Reese unemployed and looking for a way to support himself. He spent the next five years trying to make ends meet with several different retail jobs, as he applied for positions that would lead to the next phase of […]
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Pictured: U.S. Navy Veteran and PVA Member Howell aka. “Scrappy” with his family.
