Airport eases ban on giving treats to troops
Left: Volunteers with Maine Troop Greeters meet a military flight at Bangor International Airport.
BANGOR, Maine — Volunteer greeters will once again be allowed to offer snacks to military personnel traveling Bangor International Airport, airport officials said Friday.
“It is clear that we over-reacted by imposing a ban on food items,” airport Director Rebecca Hupp said in a statement.
“While we had concerns over certain food items, particularly those that require refrigeration or special handling, a complete ban was not required or called for. I would like to apologize to our troops, the troop greeters and the community and thank those who communicated their concerns to us on this issue,” Hupp said.
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BANGOR, Maine — Volunteer greeters will once again be allowed to offer snacks to military personnel traveling Bangor International Airport, airport officials said Friday.
“It is clear that we over-reacted by imposing a ban on food items,” airport Director Rebecca Hupp said in a statement.
“While we had concerns over certain food items, particularly those that require refrigeration or special handling, a complete ban was not required or called for. I would like to apologize to our troops, the troop greeters and the community and thank those who communicated their concerns to us on this issue,” Hupp said.
Read the rest at Army Times
Related Link:
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Related Link:
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