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Aug 5, 2021 55 min

E1 Aired 7-29-21

from Veterans Voice Network Hosted by 1510AM WMEX

Commercial breaks at :15 :30 :45. Aired on 7-29-21 on 95.9 FM WATD and 1510 AM WMEX every Thursday night @ 7pm LIVE!

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Following our Gathering of Heroes 2021 at Pageant Field Quincy, the team gathers to discuss the aftermath. We also welcome the secretary of veterans affairs for Massachusetts Ms. Cheryl Poppy to the show with wonderful information for our vets!

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