STRATCOM Command Change Scheduled for Nov. 18

U.S. Air Force Gen. John Hyten is scheduled to officially turn over command of U.S. Strategic Command to Navy Vice Adm. Charles Richard next week.
The change of command ceremony is to take place Nov. 18, following a dedication ceremony for STRATCOM’s new command…

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