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The North Carolina National Guard is seeking to fill one contract position in their Office of Legislative Affairs in Raleigh, NC. The successful candidate will respond to inquiries from legislators regarding NC National Guard operations, and must have strong writing and verbal communication skills as well as experience with Microsoft Office programs. Prior military experience or knowledge of National Guard operations is preferred, as is a background in military personnel work. Candidates should mail resumes and cover letters by March 15, 2013 for consideration.
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