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ABC Eyewitness News
Good Morning New York
Vets Dream of Day When Road Leads Elsewhere
Group Aims to Help Brave, Bold Soldiers
Chinese Auction for Bold Brave Courageous
20 tons of food, water already sent to Gulf
Vets shop and deliver for hurt troops
January 2008
View a television interview with John Clemente from the Bold Brave Courageous January 28th-31st, 2008, road trip to Southern Texas.
Friday, July 1, 2005 - ABC
View our "ABC Eyewitness News" TV interview which aired on Friday, July 1, 2005, on ABC News
Monday, May 30, 2005 - Fox 5
View our "Good Morning New York" TV interview which aired on Memorial Day, May 30, 2005, on Fox 5
By Bob Braun
June 23, 2008 - The Star Ledger
Stan Kuchar and John Clemente, two Vietnam vets from Bergen County, say they have this dream. They'll be throwing back a beer at the Rock Bottom Brewery in Bethesda, Md., celebrating the idea they'll never be back there again.
By Caroline Simson
February 16, 2006 - The Southampton Press
A wounded solder, home after a tour in Afghanistan or Iraq, may be lying in a military hospital bed, thinking he is all alone. He may also think that no one recognizes his service to his country.
But if the non-profit organization Bold Brave Courageous...
By Michelle Gabrielle Centamore
February 15, 2006 - Suffolk Life
On Sunday, February 19, from 1 to 6 p.m., Buckley's Inn Between restaurant will host a Chinese Action on behalf of Bold Brave Courageous, an organization whose mission is to offer comfort items...
By Patricia W. Stinson
September 11, 2005 - Suburbanite
Approximately 20 tons of food, water and clothing donated by area residents reached Houston last week when Bold Brave Courageous (BBC) drove to the Gulf Coast with three tractor trailers.
Friday, May 13, 2005 - Star-Ledger
Nick Mascolo and John Clemente navigated the dangerous jungles of Vietnam 35 years ago, but these days they travel the aisles of Kmart in search of deals on cartloads of underwear, T-shirts and socks.
Two vets continue help for wounded
By Patricia W. Stinson
Suburbanite
A big plastic donation bin is now a fixture in front of the BBC Salon. Two Tenafly men turned a one-time project to provide personal care packages to wounded soldiers recovering in military hospitals into a national mission.
Second load for wounded taken to military hospital
By Patricia W. Stinson
Suburbanite
In only six short weeks Nick Mascolo and John Clemente collected 50 more suitcases and 10 more laptop computers to donate to wounded U.S. soldiers recovering at Walter Reed Army Medical Center and Bethesda Naval Hospital.
Morale Boosters - Two Veterans deliver for Iraq war wounded
By Soni Sangha
A Marine - a triple amputee - and his young wife were in the first room that Nick Mascolo and John Clemente entered at the National Naval Medical Center in Bethesda, MD.
2 Vietnam vets aiding wounded soldiers
By Soni Sangha
Beauty salon owner Nick Mascolo isn't thinking about shampooing and highlights.
These days the former Vietnam veteran is preoccupied with helping wounded soldiers returning from Iraq.
Drive will aid hospitalized servicemen
Men and women presently hospitalized at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington D.C. and Bethesda Naval Hospital are in great need of many basic personal and travel items.
Aid in spades
Volunteers in Tenafly helped load a rented Chevy van headed for Washington, D.C., with supplies for wounded soldiers Saturday. More than 100 packages were crammed into the van for the trip, which was organized by Vietnam veterans
Helping out
Nick Mascolo of BBC Salon in Tenafly, a Vietnam veteran, loads some of the many items donated for the wounded troops that have served in Iraq. Helping him load the van last Saturday was Tom Egan, whose son was scheduled to return from Iraq in a week. Mascolo and John Clemente were responsible for the donation drive.
