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Jim Satcher
Mount Vernon, Washington
Tel. 1.360.848.5003
Jim.Satcher@comcast.net

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Veteran's Advocate

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Vietnam 1965

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Los Altos Annexation Drive

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AFVN "Saigon Night Beat"

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with Beach Boy Dennis Wilson

Veterans Advocate

Monitor laws, policies and procedures governing VA health care, disability compensation and survivor benefits.

 

Satcher Industries

Principle/General Manager.  

Company provided consulting services and heavy duty shop and repair equipment to major construction and engineering firms and government agencies who design, build and operate mining sites, refineries, transit systems; water treatment plants and other projects worldwide.

 

Jay-Tec International

Cofounder/Procurement Manager.  

Company provided consulting services and heavy duty shop and repair equipment to mines and mills, worldwide.

 

Military Service

Communication, Research & Analysis, Administration, Personnel and Staff Management, Marketing, Recruiting, Retention and Public Affairs.

 

Community Services

Organized fund raisers for the March of Dimes in San Jose, California, the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Department in Warrenton, Virginia, and the Sancta Maria orphanage in Saigon, VietnamLed a petition drive in which 173 homes and 450 residents in the Fallenleaf-Havenhurst neighborhood were annexed by the City of Los Altos, California.  Served as an advisor to Congressman Paul N. (Pete) McCloskey, Jr. and staff on matters pertaining to veterans and military personnel residing in California's 11th congressional district.  A founding member of the Eaglemont Homeowners Operating Committee (HOC), serving twice as president and twice as vice-president.  Active in veteran's affairs, community affairs and promoting the Eaglemont Golf Community.


Entertainment Services

Disc Jockey, Program Director, Concert Promoter and Entertainer.  Worked with major recording artists.  Entertained troops quarantined due to spinal meningitis at Fort Ord, California, stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, and those on board the USS Mann Navy troop ship en route to Vietnam.  Also hosted a disc jockey show aboard the Navy troop ship, on FEN radio in Itazuke, Japan and on AFVN radio (audio link) in Saigon, Vietnam. 

 

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