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FALLBROOK, Calif. - A Navy veteran is on a mission to help a neighbor and fellow veteran battle the threat of wildfires.
After Lambert's wife posted on a Facebook page, in search of resources, neighbor and Navy veteran Talitha Brewer responded, offering to do a little weeding.“There are several neighbors at risk. This is a massive fire risk,” said Brewer.The video went viral, with some 300,000 views. The Command Master Chief did a whole evaluation at the property. He said, ’I'll bring the Navy Seals and frogmen to help you … You are veterans. You asked for help and here we go,’” said Brewer.“I get chills thinking about it. I just needed help … just wanted to help a veteran,” said Brewer.
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