File:Chief Master Sergeant Tony Travis.jpg
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English: Chief Master Sergeant Antonio Travis conducts an interview for AF.mil and the Pentagon Channel May 4, 2010, at Times Square in New York City. Chief Travis was named one of the 100 most influential people in the world by the editors of TIME magazine for his efforts following the Haiti earthquake. Chief Travis is the chief enlisted manager of the Air Force Special Operations Training Center at Hurlburt Field, Florida. |
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| Source | US Air Force news article (direct link) |
| Author | Staff Sergeant Bennie J. Davis III |
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