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USTRANSCOM takes part in ‘Take Your Child to Work Day’
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" today. USTRANSCOM Deputy Commander, Lt. Gen. Kathleen Gainey, and USTRANSCOM Director of Intelligence, Capt. Daryl Hancock, offer a helping hand to Jack Knedel, 6, in light blue shirt, and Jamison Bailey, 4, children of the USTRANSCOM staff, as they participate in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26. Children of USTRANSCOM Intelligence Directorate workers got a chance to visit mom’s and dad’s work spaces as they participated in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Here USTRANSCOM Director of Intelligence, Capt. Daryl Hancock, explains what the children will do during their visit. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANS
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26. Children of USTRANSCOM Intelligence Directorate workers got a chance to visit mom’s and dad’s work spaces as they participated in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Here Dave Osborne, in purple shirt, Helps a group of children with a scavenger hunt-style game. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26. Children of USTRANSCOM Intelligence Directorate workers got a chance to visit mom’s and dad’s work spaces as they participated in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Here Marcelo Valdez helps Jordan Bailey, 7, find a map location. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26. Children of USTRANSCOM Intelligence Directorate workers got a chance to visit mom’s and dad’s work spaces as they participated in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Here USTRANSCOM shields await the finishing touches of young artists crayons. Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
As part of the Month of the Military Child, U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate held a "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26. Children of USTRANSCOM Intelligence Directorate workers got a chance to visit mom’s and dad’s work spaces as they participated in events to help them better understand what USTRANSCOM does. Here Mike Gibson watches his daughter Emma, 6, as she draws a rainbow during her visit to dad’s work area Photo by Bob Fehringer, USTRANSCOM/PA
SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – U.S. Transportation Command’s Intelligence Directorate participated in the national "Take Your Child to Work Day" April 26.
"Our directorate is not only mission oriented but also family oriented,” said Andrea Sanderson. “And we wanted to participate in our own way in the national event.
“Our mission is unique as a Joint Information Operations Center Transportation and as USTRANSCOM-J2,” Sanderson continued. “It is a special occasion to have the daughters and sons of our employees enjoy learning what their parent does and how it connects with our global military mission.
During the event children received a tour of select USTRANSCOM areas and displays before visiting parent’s work stations.
The day ended with a visit from USTRANSCOM Deputy Commander Lt. Gen. Kathleen M. Gainey.
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