Douglas Fleming, a Navy veteran from Chaplin who was wounded while serving in Libya in the 1980s, wants a law that reserves contracts for wounded veterans to be followed.
November 02, 2012 at 04:48 PM
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For the past 25 years Douglas Fleming has been in the construction business, but he’d only found a truly lucrative niche since 2007.
That was the year he learned about a federal program that gives service-disabled veterans the first crack at contracts from the Veterans Administration for military construction projects.
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