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St. Louis Blues managers visit USTRANSCOM

Release #120612-1 posted on Jun 14, 2012
By Bob Fehringer, U.S. Transportation Command
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Col. Patrick Mordente briefs members of the St. Louis Blues senior management, June 11, on the operations of the U.S. Transportation Command Fusion Center. Pictured here, left to right are Doug Armstrong, executive vice president and general manager, Tom Stillman, principal owner and chairman, Ken Hitchcock, head coach, Mordente and Lt. Col. U.S. Army (retired) David Iacono, manager of building operations Scottrade Center/St. Louis Blues. The group visited USTRANSCOM as part of a Scott Air F

Col. Patrick Mordente briefs members of the St. Louis Blues senior management, June 11, on the operations of the U.S. Transportation Command Fusion Center. Pictured here, left to right are Doug Armstrong, executive vice president and general manager, Tom Stillman, principal owner and chairman, Ken Hitchcock, head coach, Mordente and Lt. Col. U.S. Army (retired) David Iacono, manager of building operations Scottrade Center/St. Louis Blues. The group visited USTRANSCOM as part of a Scott Air F

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SCOTT AIR FORCE BASE, Ill. – Col. Patrick Mordente, U.S. Transportaion Command Operations and Plans directorate, briefed Col. David Almand, 375 Air Mobility Wing commander and members of the St. Louis Blues hockey team senior management, June 11, on the operations of the U.S. Transportation Command Fusion Center. 

Blues managers, Doug Armstrong, executive vice president and general manager, Tom Stillman, principal owner and chairman and Ken Hitchcock, head coach, visited USTRANSCOM as part of a Scott Air Force Base orientation tour in order to get to know the members of the military community. 

COMMENTS
"Nice comment, but there were only 2 teams left in the playoffs at the time of this picture. BTW, it's a pretty successful season to win your division and one round of the playoffs." Posted by A Real Hockey Watcher on Jun 15, 2012 7:53 AM
"They DID get to the playoffs this year (second round, to be exact)." Posted by Blues Fan on Jun 15, 2012 7:42 AM
"I guess they had to find something to do since they weren't in the playoffs...." Posted by Hockey Watcher on Jun 14, 2012 2:21 PM
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