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HBI Graduates Step into Civilian Life at Fort Bragg

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Fort Bragg celebrated something special, not a military mission, but a graduation on August 8. The event honored 13 Service Members and Veterans, who completed the Home Builders Institute Military Services Program. After 12 weeks of hands-on training, these graduates are ready to start new careers in construction specializing in electrical and carpentry.
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HBI Graduates Step into Civilian Life at Fort Bragg

Fort Bragg celebrated something special, not a military mission, but a graduation on August 8. The event honored 13 Service Members and Veterans, who completed the Home Builders Institute Military Services Program. After 12 weeks of hands-on training, these graduates are ready to start new careers in construction specializing in electrical and carpentry.

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DVIDS broke the news in on Friday, August 8, 2025.
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