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By Staff Report June 10, 2014 1 min read

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U.S. Xpress wants to double share of drivers who are veterans

Weazy Sullivan, 54, opens the door of a new U.S. Xpress military themed Freightliner truck Friday at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga. She and her husband, Tom Sullivan, right, plan to drive for about 15-more-years, according to the Sullivans.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

Weazy Sullivan holds the keys to a new U.S. Xpress Freightliner truck Friday morning at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

Weazy Sullivan, 54, opens the door of a new U.S. Xpress military themed Freightliner truck Friday at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga. She and her husband, Tom Sullivan, right, plan to drive for about 15-more-years, according to the Sullivans.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

Lisa Pate, chief administrative officer for U.S. Xpress, shoots photos of trucks Friday after the rollout of six new military themed Freightliner units at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

Lincoln Brown, U.S. Army veteran, stands next to his new
military themed Freightliner truck Friday following a ceremony at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga. Brown served from 1984 to 2012.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

Lincoln Brown, U.S. Army veteran, stands next to his new
military themed Freightliner truck Friday following a ceremony at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

U.S. Xpress rolls out six new military themed Freightliner trucks Friday at the company's Jenkins Road headquarters in Chattanooga.
U.S. Xpress aims to hire more military veterans over coming years.

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