<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=0MwdEn_1GxeqIqt00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=0MwdEn_1GxeqIqt00" width="1280" height="721" ><figcaption>Two Anchorage veterans received new vehicles through Progressive Insurance's Keys to Progress program. The gifts will help with transportation for medical appointments and school. Your Alaska Link</figcaption></figure>Two Anchorage veterans are receiving a special thank-you for their service just ahead of Veterans Day — in the form of new vehicles.Walter Johnson Jr. and Michael Roderick Jr. received the keys to a Honda Odyssey minivan and a Ford F-150 pickup on Tuesday through Progressive Insurance's annual Keys to Progress program.For Johnson, an Army veteran, the minivan will provide reliable transportation for errands and medical appointments.“I'm 88 years old, and I got a new car for the first time in my life,” Johnson said.Roderick, an Army and Navy veteran who is now attending the University of Alaska Fairbanks, says the pickup will make it easier to get to school without relying on buses and rideshares.“This is amazing and transformative. It is like a miracle in real life,” Roderick said.This marks the 14th year Progressive has provided vehicles to veterans through its Keys to Progress program.</div></body>

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Two Anchorage veterans are receiving a special thank-you for their service just ahead of Veterans Day — in the form of new vehicles. Walter Johnson Jr. and Michael Roderick Jr. received the keys to a Honda Odyssey minivan and a Ford F-150 pickup on Tuesday through Progressive Insurance's annual Keys to Progress program.

Two Anchorage veterans receive new vehicles through annual program

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Two Anchorage veterans are receiving a special thank-you for their service just ahead of Veterans Day — in the form of new vehicles. Walter Johnson Jr. and

Two Anchorage veterans receive new vehicles through annual program

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