VACAVILLE, Calif. -- Travis Credit Union was on hand to welcome the first of the 13 C-17 cargo planes and their crew as they arrived at Travis Air Force Base.
"Travis Air Force Base is an integral part of our history at Travis Credit Union," said Travis CU Executive Vice President Lila Dressen. "We are honored to be part of this historical event."
The initial C-17--the Spirit of Solano, named in appreciation for the immense support the base receives from the surrounding communities, and its sister aircraft will help the Travis Air Force support strategic, tactical and refueling missions for the U.S. and the world. The long-awaited arrival of the cargo planes will not only enhance the mission of the local air base, but also the national security of the United States.
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