Col. Jill Chambers is the Special Assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Army, 1982-Present. Her father was a career Air Force officer.
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Veteran's Day: Why I Served: Jill Chambers
Col. Jill Chambers is the Special Assistant to the Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S. Army, 1982-Present. Her father was a career Air Force officer.
Added: Nov 10, 2008
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