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First responders help Huntington Beach school salute Veterans Day

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A Huntington Beach police helicopter and pilot Tyler Hanson, right, draw a crowd during a First Responders Fair on Friday at Harbour View Elementary School in Huntington Beach. Members of law enforcement agencies and the armed forces met with students for an early Veterans Day celebration.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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Army Staff Sgt. Kevin Harris and Marine Sgt. Anthony Kink lift a kindergartner in a parachute harness during Friday’s First Responders Fair at Harbour View Elementary School in Huntington Beach.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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Navy pilot Zeno Rausa puts his flight helmet on a youngster at Harbour View Elementary School in Huntington Beach during a First Responders Fair commemorating Veterans Day.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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A Huntington Beach police helicopter flies to Harbour View Elementary School on Friday for a First Responders Fair featuring members of law enforcement agencies and the armed forces.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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Hawthorne police Sgt. Scott Nichols introduces Gabby the talking police car during Friday’s First Responders Fair at Harbour View Elementary School in Huntington Beach.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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A student at Harbour View Elementary School tries on an oxygen mask Friday with assistance from Navy pilot Zeno Rausa to get an idea of what it’s like to fly in high altitude.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
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Student Gabby Harenburg reads a poem about Veterans Day at Harbour View Elementary School’s First Responders Fair on Friday in Huntington Beach.  (Don Leach / Staff Photographer)
By Daily Pilot staff
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Harbour View Elementary School in Huntington Beach celebrated Veterans Day a few days early on Friday morning with a police helicopter landing and a First Responders Fair featuring military and public safety personnel.

Students rotated through stations where members of the Army, Navy, Air Force and Marines, the Huntington Beach police and fire departments, Hawthorne Police Department and other law enforcement agencies talked about their jobs.

The fair also included an appearance by Gabby the talking police car.

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