By Travis Parker In a community where the presence of Army Aviation is impossible to miss, a group of veterans, military organizations and community leaders is working to make sure the people behind that legacy are connected. That was the message July 31 as the Ozark Military Affairs Coalition gathered for a meeting focused less on formalities and more on building relationships, sharing information and finding ways to work together.Ozark NewsCli…
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