Cory Mills Net Worth: How Rich Is Cory Mills?

Cory Mills has an estimated net worth of $3 million.

Mills recently won the GOP nomination in U.S House District 7 race, after he ran against Erika Benfield, Brady Duke, Ted Edwards, Rusty Roberts, Anthony Sabatini, Armando Santos and Scott Sturgill.

Who Is Cory Mills?

Mills is an American politician, born in Winter Haven, Florida, United States.

He is a well-decorated combat veteran, an entrepreneur, and foreign policy expert.

As a U.S. Army veteran, Mills received the Bronze Star, before he ventured into politics.

He began working in the U.S. State Department and other government agencies in Afghanistan and Iraq.

He was a member of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) Combined Joint Task Force (CJTF) 20 in Iraq.

Mills had been struck with an improvised explosive device (IED) and an Iranian explosively formed projectile (EFP), during an operation in Iran.

Mills was appointed during the Donald Trump administration as an advisor at the Department of Defense (DoD).

Mills and his wife, Rana, co-founded Pacem Solution International LLC and Pacem Defense LLC.

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