Small libarts college in mo...Drury? CofO? Washington? My family lives south of Springfield...certainly miss the midwest these days - cheap fishing licenses!
You should really look into AT Still in Kirksville. Did a campus tour a couple of months ago; seemed like a great place to go to school, if you don't mind the rural MO life. I will be applying there myself. In fact, you should probably focus mainly on DO schools, which means start shadowing DOs now so you can succinctly articulate the "why DO instead of MD?" question that will most likely come up.
It is often said that being an older student/veteran certainly puts you ahead of your peers. Why only 1200 clinical hours? Were you in a FOB or some kind of aid station in country? Count those hours...if you were 1) a medic and 2) on a standard 4 year contract, you should be listing 4800 hrs+, and that is nothing to sneeze at.
Can you get rec letters from any of the medical officers/nurse corps officers/pa's that you worked under? Those will help you.
Apply broadly to schools that accept students in the range of GPA that you have. The next best thing you can do is spend PLENTY of time doing QUALITY preparation for the MCAT, and aim for 30+.
Afterthought: can you claim any underrepresented ethnicity? There is a program at Anschutz in Denver, CO that invites rejected med school URMs into a 1-yr master's program and guarantees med school acceptance with completion of the program with a 3.5gpa.
Another afterthought: start diversifying the options you have available to you after undergrad. It's best to have a plan of attack, right? Start looking into special master's programs and post-bacc programs that have linkages to medical schools. U of northern CO has a post-bacc with linkage to Rocky Vista University in Parker - good school in a nice place, within an overnight's drive of MO.
Best of luck to you, good sir!