Major General David Frostman Retires After Nearly Four Decades of Service
September 10, 2009
September 10, 2009
PETERSON AFB, Colo., Sept. 10 -- The U.S. Air Force Space Command issued the following news release:
Maj. Gen. David Frostman retires after 38 years of service. His position as Air Force Space Command's Mobilization Assistant to the Commander has given him the ultimate opportunity to do what he does best: serve his country, advise his commander and mentor Airmen in a command that covers 13 time zones, 170 units and over 52 locations worldwide.
General Frostman said, . . .
Maj. Gen. David Frostman retires after 38 years of service. His position as Air Force Space Command's Mobilization Assistant to the Commander has given him the ultimate opportunity to do what he does best: serve his country, advise his commander and mentor Airmen in a command that covers 13 time zones, 170 units and over 52 locations worldwide.
General Frostman said, . . .