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2024 January Veteran of the Month Victor “Doc” Moss

Doc is an Air Force veteran who is very active in American Legion, Paradise Post 149 as well as the VFW and various professional organizations to include the Air Force Sergeants Association. It is estimated he spends around 20 hours a week supporting the veterans service organizations just mentioned.

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Doc is an Air Force veteran who is very active in American Legion, Paradise Post 149 as well as the VFW and various professional organizations to include the Air Force Sergeants Association. It is estimated he spends around 20 hours a week supporting the veterans service organizations just mentioned. His volunteer work has included support for hosting reunions for nearly 150 U.S. Air Force ammo troops around the country. He also posts to social media and serves as webmaster for AL post 149.

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