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Southern Pines whiskey distillery salutes those who risked lives through military service

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Brad Halling was on a humanitarian aid mission in Somalia in 1993. His chopper crashed and he lost most of his left leg. He and his wife now own a whiskey business. They say every bottle of their products features a "feather" - to honor all those who have fallen.

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Southern Pines whiskey distillery salutes those who risked lives through military service

Two retired Army veterans aim to honor those who risked their lives in a humanitarian aid mission through a new Southern Pines distillery.

3 months ago·Raleigh, United States
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