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Charlie & Papa Company Graduates
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Coordinating together guarantees mission success
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Marine Division Tactics Course Kicks off Aboard MCAS Beaufort Marine Division Tactics Course, which converts Marine Aircraft Group 31 aviators into masters of fighter aviation tactics, began early January. The four-week course, takes the top tier of Marine F/A-18 pilots and refines their skills in air-to-air warfare. Multiple F-18 Hornet pilots and weapons systems officers will participate in the course and, upon graduation, earn the Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One Qualification and MDT instructor patch. The course is held one to two times a year aboard an east coast or west coast Marine Corps Air Station. It is MCAS Beaufort’s turn to host this prestigious training event. Marine Aviation Weapons and Tactics Squadron One instructor pilots, from MCAS Yuma, Ariz., instruct and evaluate the experienced aviators. For those who do graduate it provides a stepping-stone to the Marine Corps’ Weapons and Tactics Instructor course. Both MDTC and WTI are fast paced, compact courses that test the top-level pilots and turn them into masters of air-to-air tactics, prepared to meet the needs of the Marine Air Ground Task Force. Because of the sharp learning curve for both courses, the aircrew must be highly proficient with an aptitude far above their peers. MDTC began with a week of academics, which covers complex tactics as well as briefing and debriefing
techniques. The second week of MDTC is where the “Snipers” of Marine Fighter Training Squadron 401 provide adversary support in their F-5 fighters for the MDTC students. VMFT-401 is the Marine Corp’s only adversary squadron and provide dissimilar air combat training, or “red air” to the students of MDTC. After the second week of the air combat maneuvering, the pilots graduate to larger, more complex training events. The exercises start with a section, comprised of two aircraft. Over the final two weeks, they work up to a division flying against 10 adversary aircraft. The course is scheduled to culminate with the final Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald flight and evaluation fol- An F/A-18D Hornet aircraft taxis down the flightline aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Jan. 17 during lowed by the graduation Marine Division Tactics Course which began in early January. The four-week course began with classroom instrucceremony at the Officers’ tion and will be followed by in-air instruction. The Hornet is with Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 224. Club aboard MCAS Beaufort in February.
Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
F/A-18D Hornets prepare to take off from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Jan. 17 during Marine Division Tactics Course which began in early January. The four-week course began with classroom instruction and will be followed by in-air instruction. The Hornets are with Marine Aircraft Group 31.
Bolden students breathe life into history Students from Charles F. Bolden Elementary and Middle School participated in the school’s 15th annual Live Wax Museum exhibit on Laurel Bay Jan. 17. The Live Wax Museum is an event where students dress up as influential people from the past and present information on that person’s life and accomplishments. The event was organized by the teachers of the gifted education, creative thinking and advancement via individual determination classes. “This project is a fun way to get familiar with others,” said Travis Summers, a fifth grade student. “I used to be very shy and afraid to present in front of other people, but after I did this Photo by Lance Cpl. Terry Haynes for the first time last year, A student displays his presentation to other students during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. I noticed I became a better 17. The students watching are second graders who will participate in the event next year. student in general.” The entire school startsee bolden, page 4 ing from the library to the
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Games and Entertainment
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Saturday 7:00 p.m. PG13 (1:59)
Thursday TBA
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Mess Hall Menu Monday - Friday Saturday, Sunday Breakfast: 6 - 7:30 a.m. and holidays Lunch: 11 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. Brunch: 8:30 - 11 a.m. Dinner: 4 - 6 p.m. Dinner: 4 - 6 p.m. Midrats Sunday - Thursday 11:30 p.m. - 1 a.m. Takeout window hours Breakfast - Mon. - Fri. 7:30 a.m. - 11 a.m. Lunch - Mon. - Fri. 12:45 p.m. - 4 p.m. Dinner - Mon. - Fri. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Saturday Lunch Dinner Shrimp cocktail, fried Bayou jerk pork loin chicken, steak and rice Lunch Salmon with cucumber relish
Sunday
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Dinner Baked ziti with Italian sausage
Monday - Friday Breakfast Hot farina, hot hominy grits and oven-fried bacon Monday Dinner Lunch Spicy shrimp with Baked smoked ham cheesy grits and sweet potatoes Tuesday Dinner Lunch Herbed roast pork Chicken and dumploin with pan gravy lings and rice Wednesday Dinner Lunch Manhattan clam Roast turkey and chowder green beans Thursday Dinner Lunch Apple glazed corn Arroz con pollo and beef and squash garlic bread Friday Dinner Lunch Chili macaroni and Herbed baked green beans chicken and carrots
Chapel Services Roman Catholic • 9:30 a.m. - Sunday Mass • Confession takes place before Mass • Confession Monday - Thursday at noon Protestant • 9:45 a.m. - Protestant Church School (Sunday School) • 11 a.m. - Protestant Sunday Worship Service (Children’s church is also available at this time) • 5 p.m. - Wednesday Protestant Bible Study • 9:30 a.m. - Sunday Mass Buddhist • 11 a.m. - Saturday Worship Service in the Chapel Fellowship Hall
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CLUES ACROSS 1. Methaqualone pill (slang) 5. Religious service 9. Woodland gods (Greek myth.) 11. “Where Is My Mind?” rockers 13. Deliberately contrary states of affairs 15. Inflection of the voice 16. “Great Expectations” character 17. Becomes a butterfly 19. Spoke 21. Tennis player Sharapova 22. Midway between northeast and east 23. Afrikaans 25. No instruction set computing 26. Pacific Standard Time 27. Relaxing places 29. Confiscates 31. Gladys Knight’s fellow performers 33. Witnesses 34. Taking place in a series 36. Satisfy 38. Freshwater fish of N. America 39. Laments 41. “Girls” creator Dunham 43. Indian title of respect 44. Cocoa plum 46. Network of nerve cells 48. Link together in a chain 52. Cool 70s crew “The __ Squad” 53. Persons engaging in energetic pursuits 54. Accumulation of glacial debris
SUDOKU
GUESS WHO? I am a rapper born in Florida on January 15, 1981. As a teen, I hung out with the wrong crowds and got involved in illegal activity. But I turned my life around and became one of the most successful Latin rap artists of today. 56. Fastened 57. A cotton fabric with a satiny finish 58. Whiskey and bread are two 59. Scottish tax CLUES DOWN 1. Rope used to lasso 2. Idyllic places 3. Field force unit 4. Guitar great Clapton 5. Slang for type of skirt 6. Figure skating jump 7. Innocent 8. Mathematical ratio
9. Slowly drinks 10. Line where edges meet 11. Offices of the pope 12. Dry or withered 14. “__ the Man” Musical 15. Difficult situations 18 Greek goddess of discord 20. Marked by smartness in dress and manners 24. Habitat 26. Annoy constantly 28. Full of life 30. Great energy 32. BBQ and soy are two 34. Virtuous
35. Not fatty 37. Foes 38. Merchandiser 40. Dishonest scheme 42. Repents 43. Protective crust 45. Native American people 47. Any place of bliss or delight 49. Bring up 50. Birds 51. Geological times 55. Consumed
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HOROSCOPES ARIES — Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, if a special opportunity or circumstance comes your way, jump at the chance to be a part of it. Such opportunities might not come along too often, so enjoy the ride. TAURUS — Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, a newfound devotion to exercise may improve your life in many different ways. If you have been vacillating on whether or not to embrace a new lifestyle, just do it. GEMINI — May 22/Jun 21 An unexpected situation has put you out of your element, Gemini. For now you can simply go with the flow and see how things work out. Don’t let this get the better of you. CANCER — Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, dabbling in a few different projects may give you a unique perspective and the inspiration to take things in a new direction. Keep putting out those feelers.
Other Faith Groups • For Jewish, Mormon and Islamic support, contact the Chaplain’s Office at 228-7775
LEO — Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, you have just about sold one of your ideas and now it’s just a matter of being patient. Soon the results will support your vision, and you can enjoy the fruits of your labors.
See something suspicious Say something.
VIRGO — Aug 24/Sept 22 Let other people’s perceptions roll off you like water off of a duck’s back, Virgo. To get the full picture, you need to immerse yourself and make up your own mind. LIBRA — Sept 23/Oct 23 Libra, take a few steps back and think about whether or not a new approach is needed regarding a specific situation. Thinking logically instead of emotionally may help.
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SCORPIO — Oct 24/Nov 22 Scorpio, take a day to recharge your batteries if you feel your energy stores are running low. You may not need an extended vacation to do so, just a day to relax.
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SAGITTARIUS — Nov 23/Dec 21 Sagittarius, looking within yourself can help you get a grasp on your situation and your future. Make the most of this introspection and use it as a catalyst for positive change.
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ABDOMINAL ABDUCTION AGONIST ANAEROBIC ATROPHY BALANCE BAR BENCHES BODYBUILDING
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CAPRICORN — Dec 22/Jan 20 Take certain things with a grain of salt, Capricorn. Until you can flush out the facts, there is no point in worrying or passing judgment. Be patient and things will come to light. AQUARIUS — Jan 21/Feb 18 Find more time to explore an important relationship, Aquarius. Don’t overlook the importance of date night. Make time for this important person even if it requires sacrifices. PISCES — Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, do something unexpected this week and watch as those around you are inspired by your willingness to try new things.
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Command Information
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HAPPENINGS n The acting Sexual Assault Re-
sponse Coordinator of MCAS Beaufort is Marie Brodie. She can be reached at (910)-450-5159 Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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are looking for it, please contact the Lost and Found Custodian at 843-228-6335 Monday through Friday between the hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Date: January 18, 1951
n The photocopying of U.S. Gov-
ernment identification cards is a violation of Title 18, U.S. Code Part 1, Chapter 33, Section 701 and punishable by fine and imprisonment.
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wings of the hallways was lined by booths of students in attire, from their selected time period, as different historical people ranging from politicians like Harry S. Truman and John F. Kennedy to famous athletes like Michael Jordan and Hank Aaron. “It’s amazing the creativity and imagination these students showcase every year,” said Kathy S. Holley, the gifted education and creative thinking teacher. “It’s a fun way to bring the students outside of their comfort zones and to make them more organized and confident presenters.” The three month graded assignment consisted of a three to four page report, a presentation board, eight to 10 items that relate to their subject and a memorized monologue they present to those who pass by. “Every year students initially feel that they can’t participate in the event because
they are nervous,” said Erica Belle, the advancement via individual determination teacher.” After they practice reciting their monologues a few times, their fears begin to go away and some even start considering who they want to be next year.” The Wax Museum was broken up into two separate halves. The first half was held during the school day so the rest of the school could participate, while the second half was held in the evening for the parents of the participants in the Wax Museum. “Everyone walks away with something when they leave this event,” said Holley. “The spectators leave after learning a lot of new things about people they may have known little to nothing about, and the students leave with a better understanding of not only the person they studied and acted as but themselves as well.”
Photo by Lance Cpl. Terry Haynes
A student displays her presentation to Cpl. Chris Stevens during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. 17. Stevens is the School Resource Officer for Laurel Bay schools.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Terry Haynes
A student displays her presentation to other students during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. 17. The students watching are second graders who will participate in the event next year. The student was dressed as Olympic volleyball bronze medalist Kimberly Hill. Photo by Lance Cpl. Terry Haynes
Students discuss their presentations during the Bolden Elementary and Middle School Wax Museum aboard Laurel Bay Jan. 17. Each Student chose a historical figure to impersonate and performed a short presentation. These students posed as Hank Aaron and Bessie Coleman.
VMFAT-501trains with the Sundowners
Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter Takes off from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Jan. 17. Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 is training with Naval Fighter Composite Squadron 111 from Jan. 8 to Jan. 22. The Sundowners are here as a training tool to provide adversary air for the Warlords. The F-5N Freedom Fighters simulate an enemy aircraft which provides realistic training outside of a simulator. The F-35B is with VMFAT-501.
Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
F-5N Freedom Fighters prepare to takes off from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Jan. 17. Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 is training with Naval Fighter Composite Squadron 111 from Jan. 8 to Jan. 22. The Sundowners are here as a training tool to provide adversary air for the Warlords. The F-5N Freedom Fighter simulates an enemy aircraft which provides realistic training outside of a simulator. The F-5N’s are with VFC-111.
Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F-5N Freedom Fighter takes off from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Jan. 17. Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 is training with Naval Fighter Composite Squadron 111 from Jan. 8 to Jan. 22. The Sundowners are here as a training tool to provide adversary air for the Warlords. The F-5N Freedom Fighter simulates an enemy aircraft which provides realistic training outside of a simulator. The F-5N is with VFC-111.
Photo by Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter lands aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Jan. 17. Marine Fighter Attack Training Squadron 501 is training with Naval Fighter Composite Squadron 111 from Jan. 8 to Jan. 22. The Sundowners are here as a training tool to provide adversary air for the Warlords. The F-5N Freedom Fighters simulate an enemy aircraft the F-35B aviators must think against instead of a simulator. The F-35B is with VMFAT-501.
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Around The Corps
Coordinating together guarantees mission success
U.S. Marines with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12 go through their processes and procedures before conducting a hot loading of MK-82 High Explosive General Purpose bombs on a U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18D Hornet with Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 242, during hot-pit refuel and hot-load training at Naval Air Station Pohang, Republic of Korea, Dec. 12, 2017. The purpose of the exercise was to show that the Marines could effectively establish a forward arming and refueling point with supporting entities and conduct the training evolutions on foreign soil.
Story and photos by Lance Cpl. Stephen Campbell Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan
NAVAL AIR STATION POHANG, SOUTH KOREA — Marines with Marine Aviation Logistics Squadron 12, Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242 and Marine Wing Support Squadron 171, all based out of Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Japan, conducted hot-pit refueling and hot-reload training on U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18D Hornets at Naval Air Station Pohang, Republic of Korea, Dec. 1213, 2017. The purpose of the training was to show that the Marines could efficiently establish a forward arming and refueling point, or FARP, with supporting entities and conduct hot-pit refueling and hot-reloading evolutions on foreign soil. MALS-12 and VMFA(AW)-242 consisted of aviation ordnance technicians and maintainers to disarm and rearm the aircraft with MK-82 High Explosive General Purpose bombs, while MWSS-171 refueled and communicated with them from the ground. “We don’t do hot loading too much, so this is great,” said U.S. Marine Corps Gunnery Sgt. Kenneth Jacob, an aviation ordnance chief with MALS-12. “I actually took some of my youngest Marines in my shop to a place; where it is cold, miserable and away from home, and to do something completely different from what we were used to doing.” Jacob said this training was invaluable to his Marines because they don’t get the opportunity to conduct hot reloads very often. Similar to hot-pit refueling, hot reloading consists of loading and arming bombs, missiles and ammunition while the aircraft’s engine is still turning, sav-
ing valuable time to continue the mission. If the pilots were to shut down their engines, it would take about two to three hours to do a daily inspection, whereas to refuel and load them with their engines on could put them back on the runway in an hour or less. Before the refueling and loading process starts, the pilots need to have their ordnance disarmed while on the aircraft in a secure location away from the pits to ensure the pilots, aircrew and pits are safe from ordnance being inadvertently expended. As soon as they are de-armed, the aircraft receives fuel, then taxis to the conventional armament loading area to receive additional ordnance, and travels back to the same location to have them re-armed to continue their mission. Jacob said that the Marines excelled in their training and proved that they can perform away from home. “We can work at an expeditionary type airfield for the F-18s and do what we’re supposed to do,” said Jacob. “We completed the mission with everything ready to rock-and-roll.” Jacob also said that conducting hot-pit refueling and hot reloading is a very meticulous process. “I think anything we do as ordnance or even aircraft maintainers, requires attention to detail,” said Jacob. “You have to follow your checklist and all-around be very meticulous. Our warnings, notes and cautions in publications, and our checklists were written for a reason. Engineers wrote up these procedures, and they were written in blood by Marines or sailors before us. We do it for safety to ensure that nobody gets hurt.” Overall the training was a success with each unit working together as a whole to ensure mission
A U.S. Marine Corps F/A-18D Hornet with Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 242 sits idle before MK-82 High Explosive General Purpose bombs are loaded onto the aircraft during hot-pit refueling and hot-load training at Naval Air Station Pohang, Republic of Korea, Dec. 12, 2017. The purpose of the exercise was to show that the Marines could effectively establish a forward arming and refueling point with supporting entities and conduct the training evolutions on foreign soil.
U.S. Marines with Marine Wing Support Squadron 171, conduct hot-pit refuel training on a U.S. Marine Corps F/A18D Hornet with Marine All-Weather Attack Squadron 242 during hot-pit refueling and hot-load training at Naval Air Station Pohang, Republic of Korea, Dec. 13, 2017. The purpose of the exercise was to show that the Marines could effectively establish a forward arming and refueling point with supporting entities and conduct the training evolutions on foreign soil.
success. Lance Cpl. Normand Corth- take away from this train- with and can easily do it in “I think this training ell, a bulk fuel specialist ing is that we definitely an expeditionary environwas really successful,” said with MWSS-171. “What I know what we are working ment.”
Graduates
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Charlie & Papa Company Graduates Platoon 1000
Honor Graduates
Platoon 1001
Pfc. T. J. Sartain, Pendergrass, GA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. J. L. Godley
Staff Sgt. A. K. Thompson Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. A. K. Thompson
Platoon 1002
Platoon 1004
Pfc. J. X. James, Depew, NY Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. L. R. Bowman
Pfc. D. L. Reda, Sparkill, NY Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. P. Guerrro
Platoon 1005
Platoon 1006
Pfc. N. B. Lewis, Cochranville, PA Senior Drill Instructor: Sgt. E.H. Fleming
Pfc. W. G. Gayle, Gettysburg, PA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. R. A. Allen
Platoon 4002
Platoon 4003
Pfc.. A. L Nunes, Midlothian, Va Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. S. L. King
Pfc. J. P. Isomura, Kahului, HI Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. L. M. Echevarria
Platoon 1000 Pfc. Adams, Garrett M., Pfc. Amill, Blas A., Pfc. Artz, Michael L., Pvt. Bailey, Semaj A., Pfc. Beam, Jesse N., Pfc. Bell, Benjamin G., Pfc. Bonner, Dimitri A., Pfc. Brown, Zachary J., Pvt. Bunker, Austin T., Pvt. Caldwell, Dontayvius D., Pvt. Campion, Kyle D., Pvt. Canty, James O., Pvt. Castaneda, Yojairo, Pfc. Catalanmejia, Galo, Pvt. Coombs, Brenden J., Pfc. Crisman, William A.* , Pvt. Davis, Hyquiese L., Pvt. Davis, Jason V., Pfc. Desy, Matthew F., Pfc. Eisert Jr, Craig W.*, Pfc. English, Taylor , Pvt. Frazier, Jeffrey D., Pvt. Fucien, Kevin S., Pfc. Galicia, Juan M., Pvt. Gaynier, Brendan A., Pvt. Griffen, Samuel J., Pvt. Guerra, Terian J., Pfc. Guevarareyes, Manuel , Pvt. Haselden, Michaeljoe B., Pfc. Hernandez, Eric R., Pvt. Hill, Miles C., Pvt. Hippensteel, Joshua H., Pvt. Hoey, Adam C., Pfc. Howell, Sage M.*, Pvt. Huerta, Jason I., Pvt. Hughes, James T., Pvt. Hunter, Timothy J., Pvt. Jalloh, Thierno M., Pvt. Jones, Casey L., Pvt. Jones, Michael T., Pfc. Lachinolopez, Raul , Pfc. Lee, Octavious J., Pvt. Leroy, Samuel L., Pvt. Littleford, Logan A., Pvt. Lorentealaniz, Dimas D., Pvt. Martin, Clifford R., Pvt. Mays, Andrew B., Pvt. Mays, Shad A., Pvt. Mcalla, Jamar D., Pvt. Mcdaniel, Adrian K., Pvt. Miller, James H., Pvt. Milne, Samuel, Pvt. Murray, Nickolas T., Pvt. Panuelo, Ryan J., Pfc. Peifer, Sean M. , Pvt. Petiet, Martin M., Pfc. Pizzaro, Jonathan, Pfc. Ponce, David M., Pvt. Proctor, Steven C., Pfc. Randall, Kinglakeit A.*, Pfc. Raske, Zachary R., Pvt. Rigos, Robert C., Pfc. Robinson Iv, Frank B., Pvt. Rooks, Audie R., Pvt. Sanchez, Juan C., Pfc. Sartain, Tyler J., Pfc. Schepemaker, David E.*, Pfc. Skillings Jr, Gerard M., Pvt. Smith, Stephen J., Pfc. Snell, Taylor D., Pvt. Thomas, Teon N., Pvt. Tinsley, Jermaine M., Pvt. Tolbert, Blake D., Pvt. Tucker, Christopher R., Pvt. Wall, Gabriel S., Pvt. Weeks, Hayden W., Pvt. Wheeler, Robert P., Pvt. Yarson, Scott D.
Platoon 1001 Danger
Pvt. Almendarez, Anthony D., Pvt. Andresen, Michael T., Pfc. Banas, Alexander W., Pvt. Boyd, Jace A., Pfc. Bradley, Cormac, Pvt. Brinster, Trevor M., Pvt. Burnette, Keegan G., Pvt. Calabrese, Benjimin J., Pvt. Capkreyl, Alexander G., Pfc. Carpentiere, Alexander J., Pfc. Carroll, Jesse W., Pvt. Connolly, Matthew A., Pvt. Dale, Jude E., Pfc. Dcosta, Johny S., Pvt. Dinkins, Raymond C., Pfc. Dougherty, Brian P.*, Pfc. Dreyer, Jacob C., Pvt. Dudek, Daniel C., Pvt. Dunlea, Jonathan J., Pvt. Ellis, Brian R., Pfc. Ellis, Matthew J., Pvt. Fairbanks, Samuel A., Pfc. Felty, Devin M., Pvt. Garner, Nicholas E., Pvt. Geary, Sebastian J., Pvt. Ghaleb, Andrew J., Pvt. Gieson, Tyler M., Pvt. Gillespie, Jaden G., Pvt. Giron, Manuel R., Pfc. Grabowski, Michael C., Pvt. Guin, Liam D., Pfc. Hagood, Nathan J., Pfc. Henriquez, Christian R., Pvt. Henry, Dyontrius Q., Pvt. Jerezcompres, Domingo J., Pfc. Jones, Christian R.*, Pvt. Kee, Justin P., Pvt. Kurshals, Bryan M., Pvt. Lopez, Zachery, Pvt. Mccoy, Chad M., Pvt. Medina, Rafael, Pfc. Meza, Brian, Pvt. Mirandaperez, Chrystian, Pvt. Montes, Gerardo, Pfc. Myers, Jacob L., Pvt. Nelson, Robert J., Pfc. Olinski, Michael J., Pfc. Parillo, Alex C., Pfc. Perry, Jordan T.*, Pvt. Peters, Jacob D., Pfc. Petion, Chris J., Pvt. Ramos, Jan L., Pfc. Raney Jr, Mark L., Pfc. Rawlings, Jackson R.*, Pvt. Rice, Steven R., Pfc. Rivera, Brian*, Pfc. Robinson, Caleb J., Pvt. Rogers, Logan D., Pvt. Santacruzenriquez, Bryan A., Pfc. Santoscanarte, Adrian A., Pfc. Scribner, Nicholas D., Pvt. Shaw, Dartagnan R., Pvt. Shiraishi, Christophe K., Pvt. Singleton, Thomas L., Pvt. Sterling, Alec D., Pfc. Stewart, Brendan M., Pvt. Tanner, Jonathan D., Pvt. Terry, Hunter G., Pvt. Thompson, Jake S., Pfc. Vetitoe, Dominick J., Pvt. Villafania, Trent C., Pfc. Westjohn, Zachary W., Pvt. Williams, Riley C., Pvt. Wilson, Elijah M., Pfc. Wilsongrant, Sean T., Pvt. Xiao, Meihuang, Pvt. Yoesting, Justin D., Pvt. Zarconeminyety, Manuele, Danger
Platoon 1002
Pvt. Adams, Clayton B., Pvt. Arendas, Ayden A., Pvt. Austin Iii, Arthur R., Pvt. Blanton, Chandler R., Pvt. Bocanegra, Kevin L., Pvt. Booth, Stephen J., Pfc. Brown, Zachary T., Pvt. Burke, Casey B., Pvt. Burruss Jr, Jason A., Pvt. Caccavo, Ryan J., Pvt. Castro, Kevin R., Pvt. Coello, Luis R., Pfc. Coletti, Joshua C., Pvt. Cordero, Dakotaray, Pvt. Corderoarmijos, Christian P., Pvt. Crenshaw, Makel L., Pfc. Dambrosia, Dante A., Pvt. Daniel Iii, Richard W., Pfc. Devlin, Cole J., Pfc. Dibenedetto, Daniel H., Pfc. Dibenedetto, Samuel J., Pfc. Digello, Aric D., Pvt. Digiovanni, Joseph A., Pvt. Dixon, Javone M., Pvt., Pfc. Douglas, Terrell C., Fellinger, Noah T., Pfc. Frankland, Jared P.*, Pvt. Galdamezcano, Elder A., Pvt. Giron, Andres J., Pvt. Grissom, Dylan C., Pvt. Hancock, Ariginald K., Pvt. Harkness, Matthew R., Pvt. Hernandezsantiago, Alex, Pfc., Pfc. Holmes, Tyrone D.* , Horton, Zachary S., Pfc. Hunter, Demontre D.*, Pfc. Jackson Jr, Rodney B., Pfc. James, J’vante X.*, Pvt. Jarnot, Robert A., Pvt. Jenderseck, Chandler M., Pvt. Johnson, Jakell A., Pfc. Joseph, Joey I., Pvt. Knisley, Alex J., Pvt. Lam, Michael K., Pvt. Lampkin, Matthew J., Pvt. Lewisturek, Logan D., Pvt. Lopez, Corbin M., Pvt. Maslo Jr, Robert C., Pvt. Mccauley, Quentin P., Pfc. Mckenna Jr, Edward S., Pvt. Miller, Austin R., Pvt. Montoya, Elias J., Pvt. Nussbaum, Chad A., Pfc. Oakes, Sean M., Pvt. Padilla Iii, Rene J., Pvt. Perrine, Devon M., Pvt. Peters, Devonta R., Pvt. Piazza, Quinton J., Pfc. Portela, Pedro D., Pfc. Rezamerida, Edgar A., Pfc. Richardson, Alec W., Pvt. Rodriguezmanchur, Alex A., Pfc. Rovira, Jonbonjose P., Pfc. Silva, Armani, Pfc. Smith, Levi M., Pvt. Tejeda, David M., Pvt. Tena, Marquis A., Pfc. Vanvleet, Cody W., Pvt. Velasquezcasia, Angel C., Pvt. Vo, Jerry T., Pfc. White, William C., Pvt. Whiteaker, Nicholas D., Pfc. Whitehead, Keanu C., Pvt. Wigfall, Marvin, Pfc. Wilcox, Zackeri P., Pvt. Williams, Hurliq D., Pfc. Young, Kyle P.*
Danger
Platoon 1004 Pvt. Abell, Chad H., Pvt. Acquaye, Isaiah J., Pvt. Alcorta Jr, Juan O., Pvt. Allanach, Ethan J., Pvt. Anokye, Albert J., Pfc. Artiles, Jose M., Pvt. Ayotte, Trevor R., Pvt. Barrera, William R., Pvt. Bell, Jacob W., Pvt. Bileth, Dakota L., Pvt. Bodine, Austin M., Pvt. Bremer, Brady D., Pvt. Brinin, Gage M., Pfc. Carbone, Kevin C.*, Pfc. Carterpowell, Zackery ., Pvt. Cerce, Tyler H., Pvt. Conflitti, Alexander M., Pfc. Coppa, Michael J., Pvt. Cruz, Manuel E., Pvt. Darland, Luke D., Pfc. Devlin, Timothy J., Pvt. Dickinson, Jared S., Pvt. Dirico, Zachary S., Pvt. Dostie, Jeanluc, Pvt. Downing, Nicholas S., Pvt. Ducatte, Carter R., Pfc. Ehrenberg, Ike W.*, Pfc. Flaugh, Austin R.*, Pvt. Frigioni, Anthony R., Pvt. Gutierrez, Andrew J., Pfc. Guzmanmaria, Sebastian M., Pfc. Hasher, Daniel J., Pvt. Huff, Christian M., Pvt. Hughes, Zachary C., Pvt. Jimenez, Chris A., Pvt. Johnson, Brian M., Pvt. Kreger, Daniel H., Pfc. Lancheros, David A., Pvt. Larsen, Tanner I., Pvt. Limasbrazoban, Luis A., Pvt. Macrae, Hunter D., Pvt. Mckee, Troy M., Pvt. Medinaochoa, Juan D., Pvt. Mertune, Pierre W., Pvt. Moore, Kheem S., Pfc. Morelfeliz, Starlin J., Pfc. Morton, Shamar D., Pfc. Myers II, Donald S., Pvt. Nowka, Hunter J., Pvt. Nelson, Markus E., Pvt. Ortiz, David, Pvt. Parks, Michael A., Pfc. Parvin, Kyle S.*, Pvt. Ponce, Joel M., Pfc. Raszka, Kevin H., Pvt. Raymundo, Marcus M., Pfc. Reda, Daniel L.*, Pvt. Regalado, Edwin F., Pvt. Ritzert, Dirk A., Pvt. Rodriguezfigueroa, John A., Pvt. Romero, Stephen A., Pvt. Shelton, Tyler N., Pvt. Shipley, Austin W., Pfc. Smetanka, Andrew W., Pvt. Stewart, Aaron M., Pvt. Stininger, Tyler J., Pfc. Strickland, Luke M., Pvt. Sullivan, Russell H., Pfc. Suriel Jr, Nelson, Pvt. Szucs, Cameron J., Pvt. Tarus, Dean F., Pvt. Thompson, Conner C., Pfc. Treglia, Michael V.*, Pfc. Vanbrocklin, Cody H., Pvt. Venditti, Christophe A., Pfc. Vigil, Jacob L., Pfc. Wallace Jr., Craig R., Pfc. Wascher, Tanner J., Pfc. Wilson, Lawrence C., Pvt. Woodruff, Parker D.
Danger
Platoon 1005 Pfc. Agurciacaceres, Carlos J., Pfc. Alexander, Charlton C., Pvt. Allenniblack, Nassir F., Pvt. Anderson, Elija R., Pvt. Arthur, Ryan O., Pvt. Bailey, Hunter A., Pfc. Bates, Benjamin T.*, Pvt. Benedict, Jack E., Pvt. Black, Colin W., Pvt. Bockelman, Jeffery A., Pfc. Boyd, Austin T., Pvt. Broughton, Joseph D., Pfc. Carr, Robert J.*, Pvt. Chambers, Roger W., Pfc. Collins, Christopher C., Pvt. Colon, Cross O., Pvt. Condra, Quintin T., Pvt. Cronise, Eric D., Pvt. Dichello, Alexander J., Pfc. Dienno, William A., Pvt. Discuillo, Jacob T., Pfc. Dobson, Hunter S., Pvt. Donnelly, Brandon D., Pvt. Duncan, Dewayne C., Pfc. Dunn, Charles M., Pvt. Dziokonski, Norman C., Pfc. Estep, Christophe A., Pvt. Fadding, Kevin M., Pfc. Fayson, V. Richard D., Pfc. Foster, Brad M., Pfc. Foster, Jake D., Pvt. Foster, Jarrett E., Pfc. Fuller, Dakota L., Pfc. Gill, Steffon R., Pvt. Gonzalez, Felipe N., Pvt. Hagan, Benjamin T., Pfc. Halliburton, Solomon P., Pfc. Harmon, Luke T., Pvt. Haro, Edward J., Pfc. Herbst, Korey A., Pfc. Holmes, Kendall B., Pvt. House, Lincoln M., Pvt. Hurley, Austin M., Pfc. Johnson, Zachary P.*, Pvt. Johnston, Josiah W., Pfc. Kostal, William J., Pfc. Kromah, Isaiah J., Pfc. Lewis, Nathan B.*, Pvt. Mohn, Branson C., Pfc. Nussdorfer, William I., Pfc. Oconnor, Cameron, Pfc. Papucci, Cameron A.*, Pfc. Parnell, Cameron A., Pvt. Patricola Jr., Anthony P., Pvt. Phillips, Darick A., Pfc. Pilipis, Leonardo, Pfc. Richey, Nathan S. , Pvt. Saucier, Justin J., Pfc. Schulte, Kyle A., Pvt. Severns, Bryant A., Pfc. Shepherd, Brandon K., Pvt. Sizemore, Cody N., Pfc. Skinner, Jedidiah S., Pfc. Smith, Zachary P., Pfc. Smith, Jonathan, Pvt. Sowards, Jedidiah, Pvt. Stadeleman, John E., Pfc. Stouffer, Brooks H., Pvt. Strickler, Michael J., Pvt. Swis, Christophe G., Pvt. Teel, William K., Pvt. Tolliver, Randy J., Pvt. Tomblinson, Alex C., Pfc. Walden, Ryan C., Pvt. Wallace, Zane L., Pvt. Webb, Jordan D., Pfc. Woodberry, Karl S.*
Danger
Platoon 1006 Pfc. Abualshayeb, Mohamed* , Pfc. Ahmadpour, Kiarash, Pvt. Alls, Ryan J., Pfc. Argentieri, Samuele R. , Pfc. Ashcraft, Jacob S. , Pvt. Autry, Tyler J., Pvt. Beals III, Paul E. , Pvt. Bell, Samuel P. , Pvt. Bevan, Tyler J. , Pfc. Bignar, Michael G. , Pvt. Billingsley, Joseph T., Pvt. Boyd, Sherrek T. , Pvt. Briones, Josue, Pvt. Brodbeck, Elijah J., Pfc. Broussard, Gage S.* , Pvt. Bryson, Logan J. , Pvt. Carney, Chad A., Pvt. Cecchine, Gino C., Pvt. Chrysler, Michael R. , Pfc. Ciavarelli, David S. , Pfc. Conaway, Zane G. , Pfc. Cook, Charles W. , Pfc. Cottrell, Christopher D.*, Pvt. Delgado, Saul, Pvt. Drake, Bryan A., Pvt. Duvall, Jeffery R., Pfc. Fernandez, Jose R. , Pvt. Fohr, Nathaniel D. , Pvt. Foret II, Brady J. , Pfc. Francis, Zachary D. , Pvt. Garcia, Bernardo., Pvt. Garza, Eric R. , Pfc. Gayle, Wesley G.*, Pvt. Gergeni, James C., Pvt. Gregg, Trey A. , Pfc. Griffith, Teron A. , Pvt. Hart, Justin X. , Pvt. Hatch, Zachary W. , Pfc. Hoang, Somsai , Pvt. Hollin, John M. , Pvt. Hollis, Shawn D. , Pvt. Johnson, Tyler C. , Pfc. Kabugo, James, Pvt. Kelly, Brendan M., Pfc. Kubon, Bylan M., Pfc. Langdale III, Steven A.* , Pvt. Lanning, Keith R., Pfc. Loper, Justin C. , Pvt. Lovmo, Gage B., Pfc. Marraccini, Max M., Pvt. Merck, Trevor W., Pvt. Mies, Corey M., Pvt. Myers, Nicholas M., Pvt. Painter, Jonathon T. , Pvt. Parvez, Brandon M. , Pvt. Perez, Anthony J. , Pvt. Puntorno, Justin K. , Pvt. Quintana, Jeffory N. , Pfc. Randazzo, Zachary L. , Pfc. Rieden, Dalton J. , Pvt. Rodriguez, Javier, Pvt. Rogers, Jackson O., Pvt. Salgado, Ariel D. , Pvt. Saxton, Parker W. , Pfc. Shuck, Nicholas R. , Pvt. Sizemore, Bobby L. , Pfc. Sopel, Kyle J., Pfc. Steinmiller, Matthew L.*, Pvt. Stenildjohansen, Lee C., Pfc. Talley, Colin M. , Pvt. Tessier, Christopher T. , Pvt. Tirado, Alexander , Pvt. Villamizarmora,Michael, Pvt. Watkins, Blake A. Danger
Platoon 4002
Pfc. Alvarez, C. M., Pvt. Alvarezconcepcion, G., Pfc. Asbury, P. S. , Pvt. Bachochin, M. J., Pfc. Bills, J. L., Pfc. Blair, C. E.*, Pfc. Bowman, K. M., Pfc. Buckner, T. E., Pfc. Cabreraalvarez, A. M., Pfc. Calderonguthe, K. K., Pvt. Campos, G, Pvt. Carbajalherrera, E. A., Pfc. Castaneda, S., Pvt. Cocaalvarez, V. E., Pfc. Collier, K. N., Pfc. Cook, M. A., Pfc. Davis, L. P., Pfc. Downs, A. T., Pfc. Ernst, S. L., Pvt. Escalera, B. N., Pvt. Felts, Y. N., Pfc. Filkoski, K. L., Pvt. Goulet, B. K., Pvt. Graves, D. A., Pvt. Hampton, L. K., Pvt. Huerta, M, Pfc. Jimenez, B. A., Pvt. Jones, M. E., Pfc. Julian, B. I., Pvt. Kilcher, C. N., Pvt. Knear, H. P., Pfc. Lescher, K. A., Pvt. Lloyd, L. M.*, Pfc. Lugolopez, D. A., Pfc. Lumbert, M. L, Pfc. Malagon, L, Pvt. Mata, I, Pvt. Mattison,A. L., Pvt. Moses, A. M., Pvt. Myers, A. J., Pfc. Nunes, A. L., Pfc. O’brien, E. M., Pfc. Ochoa, B. A., Pfc. Rubio, N. E., Pvt. Runkel, M. M., Pvt. Shadwick, J. L, Pfc. Shipley, S. A, Pvt. Sims, J. T., Pvt. Stiltner, J. H., Pvt. Velasco, M., Pvt. Vinson, L. P., Pvt. Wallace, M. J., Pvt. Wiley, C.
Danger
Platoon 4003 Pvt. Abrahamson, J. R., Pvt. Aguilar, S. M., Pfc. Badgett, A. A., Pfc. Barreraurbina, A., Pvt. Bauer, C., Pvt. Beall, A. P., Pfc. Cervantes, E., Pvt. Colbert, Q. N., Pfc. Comeau, A. C., Pfc. Copeland, M. D., Pvt. Dofflemyer, R. K., Pfc. Dominguezmunoz, A. L., Pfc. Estrada, K., Pfc. Fenton, K. M., Pfc. Fite, A. R., Pvt. Fordgriffith, C. T., Pfc. Gross, E. N., Pfc. Gruber, G. M., Pfc. Guajardo, V. R., Pvt. Gubiligari, P. B., Pvt. Hack, S. D., Pvt. Hayes, M. R., Pfc. Heredia, S., Pvt. Hernandez, P. N., Pfc. Isomura, J. P., Pfc. Jackson, K. R., Pvt. Jimenez, L. M., Pfc. Kwantoro, K. D.*, Pfc. Martinez, K. I.*, Pvt. Morones, S. R., Pfc. Morris, M. Y., Pfc. Neufville, J. E., Pvt. Olivares, A. G., Pfc. Olivas, A. L.*, Pfc. Oshea, A. P. , Pvt. Pettway, S. C., Pvt. Pollard, O. L., Pvt. Ramirez, T. A., Pfc. Rodriguez, V. V., Pvt. Sanchez, J., Pvt. Schwindt, N. A., Pfc. Stewart, S. L., Pvt. Taylor, K. A., Pfc. Thap, K. V., Pvt. Toles, A. R., Pvt. Torresgarcia, J., Pvt. Trang, J., Pvt. Utley, T. A., Pfc. Valle, G., Pvt. Vaught, B. L., Pfc. Wichman, M. C., Pfc. Woodward, F. D.
*Denotes meritorious promotion
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