David Sedney, deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Policy Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia Office visited U.S. Transportation Command Aug. 6.
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SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – David Sedney, deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Policy Afghanistan, Pakistan and Central Asia Office visited U.S. Transportation Command Aug. 6 for a series of orientation briefings from Gen. William M. Fraser III, commander USTRANSCOM and members of his staff.
While at the USTRANSCOM, Sedney toured the facility and Air Mobility Command’s Tactical Airlift Control Center.
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