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Veterans Forward: Randy’s Story 6:30AM
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Randy Libby, a U.S. Army and Navy veteran, shared his experiences during a Veterans Forward radiothon. He served three and a half years in the Army and transitioned to the Navy, where he trained on missile systems and studied medicine. Post-military, he worked in private security and as a truck driver. Financial struggles led him to Veterans Forward, which connected him with Booth Bay Vets Inc. for temporary housing. The organization provided him with refurbished trailers, each equipped with essential amenities. Randy emphasized the importance of Veterans Forward’s support and encouraged others in need to seek their help.
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