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Talons Reach Foundation leaves no one behind

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
Nick Jones, a valley newcomer, joined the U.S. Marine Corps when he was 18. He went on to serve 12 years, eight of those as a Marine special operator or a “Marine raider.” He conducted a total of five deployments, three combat. On his last deployment, he said he was wounded while trying to recover two of his teammates who had just been killed. Ingrained in his memory, he heard, “Eagle down,” over the radio.
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Former Wyo. schools superintendent Balow makes her case to Teton County for U.S. House

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
On The Cloudveil’s rooftop overlooking downtown Jackson, former Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Jillian Balow made her case to a crowd Monday night as to why she should serve as the state’s next U.S. House representative in Congress. The fifth-generation Wyomingite is one of 10 Republicans running for the seat currently held by U.S. Rep. Harriet Hageman, R-Wyo. After U.S. Sen.
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Talons Reach Foundation leaves no one behind

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By Jasmine Hall Verified
| Jackson Hole News & Guide Verified
Nick Jones, a valley newcomer, joined the U.S. Marine Corps when he was 18. He went on to serve 12 years, eight of those as a Marine special operator or a “Marine raider.” He conducted a total of five deployments, three combat. On his last deployment, he said he was wounded while trying to recover two of his teammates who had just been killed. Ingrained in his memory, he heard, “Eagle down,” over the radio.
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