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Service Notes published 11/22/09
Anderson
Major Michael Anderson, of Scott Air Force Base, Illinois, retired from the Air Force Oct. 1, 2009, after serving 20 years and three months. Anderson served as a KC-135 navigator, USAFA instructor, expeditionary airfield operations commander and staff officer in Air Mobility Command at Scott AFB. Throughout his career, he deployed on operations and exercised to many countries, including Afghanistan, Korea and Iraq. Anderson’s son, Cadet Cody Anderson, of the Air Force Academy, in Colorado Springs, Colo., pinned the Bronze Star on his father’s lapel during the ceremony.
Anderson is a 1984 graduate of Enid High School and Oklahoma State University. He is the son of Duane and Donna Anderson, Enid.
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