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Brooks and Dunn, dunk tanks, and cannons: Colonel Esses reflects on military and CFD traditions
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Brooks and Dunn, dunk tanks, and cannons: Colonel Esses reflects on military and CFD traditions
CHEYENNE, Wyo. — What kind of job allows you to fire cannons, ride tanks and horses in parades, and launch yourself into a dunk tank? While perhaps not all part of the job description, Colonel Jonathan Esses’ role as the Air Force Liaison puts him in unique situations as he represents the military community at Cheyenne Frontier Days. A C-130 pilot with the callsign “T.U.T.,” Esses now serves as the bridge between the enormous amount of base pers…
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