Tribute to heroes paves way for Fleet Week

GEORGE SHULTZ
The San Francisco resident and former U.S. secretary of state will join Marine Maj. Gen. Michael Myatt and members of the Navy’s Third Fleet and the Marines at tonight’s “Tribute to Everyday Heroes” reception in advance of the annual Fleet Week celebration from Oct. 7 to 12.

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