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With Veterans' Day right around the corner, military veterans young and old will be thanked for their service and their dedication to keeping America safe through parades, solemn celebrations, and displays of affection. Citizens of the United States are indebted to these men and women, who have perished defending the freedoms they hold so dearly. The sacrifices they've made were highlighted in July's issue of National Truckin' Magazine, which was dedicated to military veterans. That special edition was written to bring awareness to the plight of those who served so dutifully, in the hopes that they might be hired within the trucking industry. It is this effort of assimilation back into the civilian lifestyle which the team at National Truckin' Magazine feels so passionately about.

The life of a truck driver is seldom a glamorous one. It's the sort of blue collar job that men and women suit up for each day to keep their families fed, regardless of the long hours, difficult trips, or less-than-pleasant conditions. Truckers are a special breed, forced to spend lengthy spurts of time alone on the open road – and it is their stories, both on the job and off that National Truckin' Magazine seeks to highlight each month in their "Legends" articles. The team at the Tennessee-based publication aim to bring awareness to the stories of these hard-working men and women.

At the end of the month, thousands of truck drivers and fans will descend upon the Ken Bailey Hutchinson Convention Center in Dallas for the annual Truck Show Mecca: The Great American Trucking Show. Now in its 18th year, the show features over 500,000 of exhibit space with 500+ exhibitors that represent all things trucking, including truck, trailer, engine, component and parts manufacturers, as well as services that cater to the industry. Fans of trucking can also catch National Truckin' Magazine in attendance, complete with their own booth, special giveaways, and more! 2016 marks the 4th appearance for the publication, a Tennessee-based magazine beloved by truckers and their families.