Gunfighters' Newest Honorary Commanders

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Senior Airman John Ott, 366th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron, explains the capabilities of an F-15E Strike Eagle to Cindy Bond, 366th Operations Support Squadron honorary commander, during the Honorary Commander Change of Command Ceremony Oct. 22 in hangar 1331. The Honorary Commander program is designed to increase the understanding of the 366th Fighter Wing and Air Force missions by pairing community leaders with the wing’s leaders to forge new relationships. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Debbie Lockhart)

Gunfighters' Newest Honorary Commanders

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Karen Hodge, 366th Medical Surgical Group Squadron honorary commander, talks to Maj. Julie Ostrand, OB/GYN Services Flight Commander, during the Honorary Commander Change of Command Ceremony Oct. 22 in hangar 1331. The Honorary Commander program is designed to increase the understanding of the 366th Fighter Wing and Air Force missions by pairing community leaders with the wing’s leaders to forge new relationships. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Debbie Lockhart)

Gunfighters' Newest Honorary Commanders

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Lt. Col. Brian McCarthy, 391st Fighter Squadron commander, explains the capabilities of an F-15E Strike Eagle to Mike Cooley, 391st FS honorary commander, during the Honorary Commander Change of Command Ceremony Oct. 22 in hangar 1331. The Honorary Commander program is designed to increase the understanding of the 366th Fighter Wing and Air Force missions by pairing community leaders with the wing’s leaders to forge new relationships. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Debbie Lockhart)

Gunfighters' Newest Honorary Commanders

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- Col. James McClellan, 366th Maintenance Group commander, (center) poses for a picture with the Maintenance Group and honorary commanders after the Honorary Commander Change of Command Ceremony Oct. 22 in hangar 1331. During the two-year term, Honorary Commanders participate in creative and unique events to learn the specifics of the wing mission. Honoraries learn how Gunfighters apply airpower to dominate the skies, maintain a multi-billion dollar aircraft fleet, provide top-notch healthcare for thousands of Airmen, their families and retirees, and how all the support functions on base tie together to make this daily way of life a reality. (U.S. Air Force photo by Senior Airman Debbie Lockhart)

Gunfighters' Newest Honorary Commanders

Published Oct. 28, 2010
366th Fighter Wing public affairs

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- The Honorary Commander program is designed to increase the understanding of the 366th Fighter Wing and Air Force missions by pairing community leaders with the wing's leaders to forge new relationships. During the two-year term, Honorary Commanders participate in creative and unique events to learn the specifics of the wing mission. Honoraries learn how Gunfighters apply airpower to dominate the skies, maintain a multi-billion dollar aircraft fleet, provide top-notch healthcare for thousands of Airmen, their families and retirees, and how all the support functions on base tie together to make this daily way of life a reality.