There won’t be any speeches, awards, or special recognition for veteran David Baldwin on November 11. Despite a 17-year career in the Armed Forces – four in the Army and 13 in the Air Force, including sending classified communications satellites into space at Cape Canaveral and installing classified communication systems on Air Force bases in the Middle East during Desert Shield and Desert Storm — Veteran’s Day will be like any other for the active septuagenarian living in rural Alabama.
There will be lots of phone calls from his flock — he’s pastor of the 132-year-old Mt. Zion Baptist Church […]
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