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Maj. Jason Ross, 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron commander, right, watches as Col. Dan
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a dea
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a de
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a dea
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a dea
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a dea
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Capt. Andrew Cobb, 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron commander, talks to his squadron pr
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Maj. Jason Ross, 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron commander, right, watches as Col. Dane P. West furls the flag symbolizing the official close of the squadron during a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a deactivation ceremony in Ogden on Friday. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be deactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Members of the 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron at Hill Air Force Base gather for a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.
Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune
Capt. Andrew Cobb, 388th Maintenance Operations Squadron commander, talks to his squadron prior to a deactivation ceremony in Ogden Friday June 28, 2013. The squadron is the smallest of its kind in the Air Force, with just 150 people, and was chosen to be inactivated a year ago as part of an Air Force-wide restructuring initiative. The idea is to better allocate company and field grade officers to needed positions.