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North Carolina isn’t No. 1 for the military — and it's her job to fix that
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North Carolina isn’t No. 1 for the military — and it's her job to fix that
Jocelyn Mitnaul Mallette, the secretary of the NC Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, has a unique job. She has to concern herself with the large military installations in North Carolina and the quality of life for the 95,000-plus active-duty warfighters and their families. She also has to concern herself with the more than 615,000 veterans who live in our state, and how they are faring. Mallette She came to the job in January with a ba…
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