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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Mr. John Steiner, honorary commander for the 9th Refueling Squadron, and an officer with the California Highway Patrol, gets strapped into a flight helmet by Senior Amn. Lindsy Zeter, a life support specialist with the 60th Operations Support Squadron. Steiner was one of about 55 HCCs that toured various areas of the 60th Operations Group to familiarize them with missions of the various squadrons that work as one, supporting Travis Air Force Base's flying mission of bringing hope and might around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ellen Hatfield

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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Mr. John Steiner, honorary commander for the 9th Refueling Squadron, and an officer with the California Highway Patrol, gets strapped into a flight helmet by Senior Amn. Lindsy Zeter, a life support specialist with the 60th Operations Support Squadron. Steiner was one of about 55 HCCs that toured various areas of the 60th Operations Group to familiarize them with missions of the various squadrons that work as one, supporting Travis Air Force Base's flying mission of bringing hope and might around the world. (U.S. Air Force photo/Ellen Hatfield

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Staff Sgt. Mark Rosenboom points out features of a parachute to civic leaders Scott Farmer, left, and Jack Caldwell, right. Rosenboom is a Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape instructor for the 60th Operations Support Squadron. (U. S. Air Force photo/Ellen Hatfield)

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Honorary Commanders tour Travis Team Operations Group

Published Oct. 15, 2015
By Ellen Hatfield
349th Public Affairs

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. -- Honorary Commanders tour Travis Team Operations Group to better understand the Air Force mission.

Mr. John Steiner, honorary commander for the 9th Refueling Squadron, and an officer with the California Highway Patrol, gets strapped into a flight helmet by Senior Amn. Lindsy Zeter, a life support specialist with the 60th Operations Support Squadron.

Steiner was one of about 55 HCCs that toured various areas of the 60th Operations Group to familiarize them with missions of the various squadrons that work as one, supporting Travis Air Force Base's flying mission of bringing hope and might around the world.

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