Nov 6, 2019
Today I had a great conversation with Mark Munger about the Marine for Life Network. Mark is the Regional Network Coordinator for the Southeast Region, one of the busiest and most engaged regions due to the high number of veterans that transition back to the southeast following transition.
We talked about how Mark got involved with Marine for Life, and what their mission is across the country. Mark and I also dive into how marines and their families can get access to the network both during their initial separation from active duty, as well as throughout their post-service careers.
I’m excited to share this episode a few days ahead of the U.S. Marine Corps’ 244th birthday this Sunday November, 10th. Founded at Tun Tavern in 1775, the Marine Corps is one of the three original branches of the armed forces founded before America’s independence. The Marine corps has a long tradition of service to our nation, and the team at Marine for Life cares deeply about continuing that tradition of service, even after Marines hang up the uniform.
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