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Community - Severna Park
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Published
11/19/09
Becky Pulley is no stranger to combat. She was the first female to be wounded in the Gulf War, Operation Desert Storm while serving on the frontlines in medical and radio. Ironically, it was on the day of the ceasefire, Feb. 28, 1991. 
Courtesy photoAt American Legion Post #175 in Severna Park, from left, Third Vice Commander Becky Pulley, Chaplain Reed Brown and Post Commander Lumpy Johnson at the soldier statue dedication ceremony Nov. 7 in memory of Master Sgt. Marvin E. Pulley. Find Us On Facebook
Remembering those who served with her and didn't make it home has been her passion since returning home. One of her accomplishments is the formation of a nonprofit, of which she is president: Salute the Veterans Inc. dedicated to helping veterans of all wars and their families, from helping them find services to providing social events. "We owe them (veterans) a lot," said...
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