The State Chamber of Oklahoma recently honored Vance Air Force Base Maj. David Aumack as a Champion of Freedom.
The award was presented June 18 at the chamber’s annual meeting at Fort Sill.
Aumack is T-6 flight safety officer at Vance. He worked with the Afghan national army air corps during Operation Enduring Freedom and recently returned to Vance less than four months ago.
“We are here today to salute America’s Champions of Freedom,” said Steve Turnbo, outgoing chairman of The State Chamber, at the ceremony. “In some cases, that’s the single mom taking care of her children and going to night school to earn a degree, and, in other cases, it’s the neighbor helping after a natural disaster has wiped out a family in the area. Today, though, we want to specifically thank our active duty military, our war fighters, for serving America and truly being our Champions of Freedom.”
Army Lt. Gen. David P. Valcourt, deputy commanding general/chief of staff of the Army Training and Doctrine Command in Virginia, delivered the keynote address.
Local news
Vance officer is honored
- Local news
-
-
Storm system moving into state
National Weather Service radar shows a storm system moving into Oklahoma as of 9 a.m. that is expected to bring rain after noon and may bring snow tonight. - 'Unbelievable': Enid’s December retail sales rocket 27 percent over 2010
-
EHS sophomore donates blood on 16th birthday
- When Enid was larger in 1910, Tulsa invested in itself
- VDA recommends project to lengthen Woodring runway
- Proceeds from Valentine’s Day Gala benefit Nights of Shelter campaign
- EPD arrests man for failure to register as a sex offender
-
BREAKING NEWS: U.S. 81 closed near Kansas border
Stuck semi forces authorities to close highway.
-
Citizens Police Academy begins its second year
Enid Police Department Chief Brian O’Rourke welcomed the 12 newest students of the department’s Citizens Police Academy Tuesday night.
- Company names Taylor to head up Cherokee Strip Conference Center
- More Local news Headlines
-






