Moriah Davis

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Retired Lt. Colonel George Cumpston, who served nearly 30 years in the Marines, has shared his unique experiences of flying for two U.S. presidents and forming a singing group during his service. "I’m gonna ride the chariot in the morning, Lord," Cumpston sang, showcasing a voice that might have led him to a different career path. "Initially when I graduated from high school I thought I was going to be a band director, and I went to college in Indiana state," he said.

1 month ago | wcti12.com | Moriah Davis

Retired Navy veteran Douglas Gould shared his experiences in electronic warfare and a harrowing near-disaster at sea during his service on the U.S.S. Mount Whitney. Gould's journey in the Navy began after college when he chose a path in electronic warfare, ultimately serving on the U.S.S. Mount Whitney.

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Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Pete Benton, who grew up in Havelock, North Carolina, has spent a lifetime dedicated to military service. Benton said he knew from an early age that the military was his calling. "I chose to go enlisted. Which I’m kind of glad I did because later on it made me a better Air Force officer," he said. Benton served during the Vietnam era and achieved one of the highest distinctions in the Air Force by serving on the Presidential Honor Guard.

2 months ago | wcti12.com | Moriah Davis

Chuck Sewell, a retired Army track mechanic, shared his experiences and reflections from his time in the military, highlighting the intense engagements and life lessons learned during his service. Sewell, who enlisted in the Army at 19, served from October 1966 to October 1969. He specialized in maintaining and ensuring the readiness of critical equipment, a role he approached with skill and dedication.

2 months ago | wcti12.com | Moriah Davis

Sinclair stations across the country, including News 12, dedicated a day to giving back to their local communities through a Day of Service. Employees from News 12 spent the day volunteering at two local charities: the Coastal Center for Hope and Healing and the Colonial Capital Humane Society. Shelia Henderson, manager of Helping Hands Boutique, emphasized the importance of volunteers, saying, "If it wasn’t for the volunteers, we couldn’t operate.