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Honor Thy Fathers and Mothers

Submit a photo of your military relative (with us still or passed) for publication in our upcoming “Honor thy Father and Mother” feature to appear in our special “Salute to…

Mike Eppinger

Submit a photo of your military relative (with us still or passed) for publication in our upcoming “Honor thy Father and Mother” feature to appear in our special “Salute to Veterans” issue of Military Trader (June 2019).

email high-resolution (900 pixels x 1200 pixels minimum) to:

john.adams-graf@FWmedia.com

Submissions must be received by May 10, 2019.

Info to include with each submission:

Full Name of Service Member:
Hometown:
Branch of Service / Unit:
Rank / Title:
Duration of Service:
Relation to submitter:
Submitted by:

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