"My Country Under God" A Salute to America's Servicemen & Women!

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Thurs. Sept 11th Noon CSTEQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO'S..."MY COUNTRY UNDER GOD"A 9-11 Salute to America's Servicemen & WomenJoin us this Thursday for a very special show as we remeber 9-11. We talk with Americans who are giving their time and talents in different ways to make a difference and to honor the sacrifice of our servicemen and women and their families.Special Guest: R W HAMPTON singer/songwriter, MATT LITTRELL(The Long Trail Home), CRAIG CAMERON (Guts & Glory Ride), JIM HUTCHINS (The Warrior Family Retreat), SAM HUBBARD (One Nation Ride) and more......EQUESTRIAN LEGACY RADIO is Heard Worldwide Live Online and On Demand at www.equestrianlegacy.net

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