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Honoring Veterans
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Nathan Powell
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Updated May 21, 2021
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Chapter 1
00:03
Chapter 2
00:24
Chapter 3
00:28
Chapter 4
00:31
Chapter 5
00:49
Chapter 6
00:51
Chapter 7
01:12
Chapter 8
01:14
Chapter 9
01:38
Chapter 10
01:40
Chapter 11
02:05
Chapter 12
02:09
Chapter 13
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Yeah. Right.
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My topic is called honoring veterans by me.
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Yeah. The topic I chose was honoring veterans because I
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have some veterans in my family and there are important
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to me because many veterans are being forgotten and I
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want to make sure that they are always remember.
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It's important to Middlesex because we have 1100 veterans and
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middlesex that can use our help.
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Veterans parade shows how much people care and should care
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about them.
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No. And this is a video From a research added.
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There are over 4000 homeless veterans in the US in
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2021 and there are over 18 million veterans in the
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US. from all all of the different wars.
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In 2021 there are over 4.7 million veterans with service
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connected disabilities for the project.
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For me can you know and presented our poster in
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the library to students and adults that came by.
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We had a shape on the front where people could
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put down the names of veterans and their family and
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their rank and branch they were in and we could
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put up flags out with their names on them.
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Our project helps veterans be remembered.
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Yeah. We interviewed three people for our service calls.
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One was mary Jane Kipper who works with veterans at
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Beijing. We interviewed Darryl Cotton, who is a baseball pitcher
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for the texas rangers and who battled back from an
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arm injury and help people in the islands after Hurricane
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Irma. And we find and finally we interviewed Coach Jeff
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turns encourages the old Dominion men's basketball team who won
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his battle with cancer.
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The ripple effect I hope to create is to get
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more people to honor veterans when they see them and
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to donate to veterans organizations when it whether it's local
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like Beijing or national, like the via, which is also
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known as Veterans Affairs, the ripple effect.
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My project will hopefully create something like dominoes.
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I do something and then somebody else does something nice
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and it keeps going.
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And this is another video and this one is my
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of my P.
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S. A.
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