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One Team, One Fight MAG-31 squadrons train, work together
Photo by Lance Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F/A-18C Hornet takes off from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 7. The aircraft provided close air support for Marine All-Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 533. Marine Aircraft Group 31 squadrons train together and provide support for each other when possible to enable each squadron to remain operationally ready. The Hornet is with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, MAG-31.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F/A-18C Hornet prepares to take off aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 7. Prior to take-off, the pilot and and flightline personnel perform pre-flight inspections to ensure the aircraft is fully operational. The aircraft provided close air support for Marine All Weather Fighter Attack Squadron 533 during a schedule training event. The Hornet and the Marine are with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, Marine Aircraft Group 31.
Marines sharpen leadership skills during Corporals Course Story by: Lance Cpl. Benjamin McDonald Staff Writer
After a four-week-long course, more than 30 corporals are slated to graduate from Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort Corporals Course, March 14. The course provides non-commissioned officers with the knowledge and tools to lead the Marines under them. Corporals are required to complete an online course and a command sponsored resident course before being promoted to sergeant. At Corporals Course one of the lessons taught is drill. Corporals are taught how to conduct close order drill with the NCO Sword and the guidon. see
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One of the biggest lessons taught at Corporals Course is that all NCOs are the keepers of tradition, but corporals most of all.
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Photo by Lance Cpl. Ashley Phillips
A Marine conducts drill with the Non-Commissioned Officer Sword aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 3. Corporals are required to complete an online course and a command sponsored resident course before being promoted to sergeant. At Corporals Course, one of the lessons taught is close order drill. While being graded on sword drill Marines are required to pay attention to the little details such as the placement of the thumb along the trouser seam. Corporals are sent from other Marine Corps installations along east coast to attend the Corporals School aboard MCAS Beaufort.
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HAPPENINGS n The Tax Center is scheduled to open Feb. 1, 2017 and close on April 18, 2017. Hours of operation Monday-Friday 08:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Location172 Santo Domingo St. Parris Island, SC 29905 The Tax Center will be setting up appointments via phone and will accept walk-ins schedule permitting. For any questions as to the services the center will be providing, and to schedule an appointment, please contact any of the following numbers. (843)228-1112 Sgt. Owen (843)228-1126 Sgt. Dobbins (843)228-1119 Cpl. Blaylock
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arship winner will recieve a minimum of $1,000. Each applicant’s scholastic achievement, character, school and community service, extra-curricular activities, and plans for his or her degree will be considered in the selection process. Contact the MCAS Officers’ Spouses’ Club for application details. n The photocopying of U.S. Government 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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March 11, 1778: Marines
participated the action when the Continental Navy frigate BOSTON, enroute to France, sighted, engaged, and captured the British merchant ship MARTHA. As the drum of the BOSTON beat to arms, John Adams seized a musket and joined the Marines on deck until the frigate’s captain, Samuel Tucker, sent him below for safety.
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The Sexual Assault Prevention and Response program, directed by the Department of Defense, is committed to the prevention and ultimate elimination of sexual assault throught the DoD while providing needed care to victims of the crime. According to the Department of Justice, sexual assault is defined as any type of sexual contact or behavior that occurs without the explicit consent of the recipient. Falling under the definition of sexual assault are sexual activities such as forced sexual intercourse, forcible sodomy, child molestation, incest, fondling, and attempted rape. Sexual harassment is defined as harassment in a workplace, or other professional or social situation, involving the making of unwanted sexual advances or obscene remarks. SAPR is supported by several agencies across the Marine Corps, including Headquarters Marine Corps SAPR, U.S. Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, Chaplains, Clinical Counseling Program, Victims’ Legal Counsel Organization, Naval Criminal Investigative Service, and Judge Advocate Division. The program provides services and extensive training. The training emphasizes how to prevent sexual assault through bystander intervention and other methods. The program also provides confidential 24/7 access to Uniformed Victim Advocates who provide crisis intervention and referrals to supportive resources, including medical care and dedicated legal representation. “SAPR is one of the most important programs in the Marine Corps,” said Tangela Calhoun a Victim Advocate for Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort. “Marines and sailors
need to know about the recourses available to them if they are sexually assaulted. They need to know that they are not alone and that people like me are here for them to help them with anything they need whether it is counseling, medical aid, or to talk to a law enforcement representative.” There are two types of reporting when talking to a UVA, restricted reporting and unrestricted reporting. Restricted reporting allows a Marine who was sexually assaulted to confidentially report the assault and receive support, medical treatment, and counseling without a law enforcement investigation or command involvement. Unrestricted reporting allows a Marine who is sexually assaulted to report the assault and receive support, medical treatment, and counseling with the involvement of the command and law enforcement. Marines can switch from a restricted report to an unrestricted but cannot switch from unrestricted to restricted. The MCAS Beaufort Sexual Assault Prevention and Response Office will be hosting different events throughout the month of April to raise awareness about the program. Some of the events include the SAPR Volleyball Tournament and the SAPR Run-A-Lap/Walk-A-Lap. To report a sexual assault at any time or to access the recourses available to sexual assault victims call the Department of Defense 24/7 Safe Helpline at 1 (877) 995-5247 or the MCAS Beaufort 24/7 sexual assault support line at 1 (843)228-6009.
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Career Development Information Forum prepares Beaufort to face challenges of tomorrow Story and photos by: Lance Cpl. Ashley Phillips Staff Writer
Civilian Marines attended the Career Development Information Forum at the Lasseter Theater aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, March 6. The MCAS Beaufort employees attended the forum to learn about programs and resources they have at their disposal to develop their skills and expand their careers. “As I stand here in front of you today I can say we don’t invest in you as much as we should,” said Jeff Bearon, the assistant deputy commandant of Manpower and Reserve Affairs. “We are going to invest more and train more to ensure you are successful as a civilian Marine.” The forum began with a speech from Col. Peter Buck, the commanding officer of MCAS Beaufort. Buck then
introduced Bearon who went over the current work environment and how his department is working to ensure Civilian Marines receive the training and support they need despite budget cuts. “It’s something you hear a lot, but it’s very true,” said Bearon. “We are being asked to do more with less; and that’s exactly what we are doing. We have been using the resources we have to make sure you have resources to expand your job skills and training. Just like the Marines have non-commissioned officer schools, we are making sure you have schools and classes to train you as well.” The rest of the forum walked the Civilian Marines through how to use a program to track their training, how to use their free online classes and utilize their Community of Interest Program. The COI program breaks down their jobs into 19 groups with a senior
Sgt. Maj. Derrick Mays, right, greets two firefighters at the Career Development Information Forum at the Lasseter Theater aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, March 6. The forum was hosted by representatives from Manpower and Reserve Affairs and the Community of Interest Program to educate Civilian Marines on the programs and training available to them. Mays is the sergeant major of MCAS Beaufort.
executive in charge of each group. The Civilian Marines can use their communities to find mentors and learn about their job path. “Team Beaufort is facing the complex challenges of today,” said Buck. “In order for us to continue to lead and be prepared to face those challenges we need to invest in our most valuable resource, our people. Today I want you to ask questions, engage with mentors, get outside of your comfort zone and participate in the complex mission we have ahead of us.” For the last part of the forum the Civilian Marines went to a booth for their COI, engaged with one another and signed up to be in contact with their manager. The managers are in charge of making sure each community has the proper training and resources to ensure they can accomplish their mission, continue to train and get better.
Col. Peter Buck speaks at the Career Development Information Forum at the Lasseter Theater aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, March 6. The forum was held to educate Civilian Marines about the programs available to them to ensure they are fully trained to expand their careers and complete their mission. Buck invited them to engage, participate and take advantage of the forum. Buck is the commanding officer of MCAS Beaufort.
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Photo by Lance Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
An F/A-18C Hornet taxis on the flight line after landing aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 7. The aircraft provided close air support for Marine AllWeather Fighter Attack Squadron 533. Forward Air Controllers from VMFA (AW)-533 would guide F-18’s to ensure their simulated attack hits the intended target. The Hornet is with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, MAG-31.
A Marine conducts pre-flight checks on an F/A-18C Hornet prior take off aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 7. Before an aircraft can take off, it must be inspected by Marines to ensure it is operational and safe to fly. The Marines and the pilot must communicate to ensure no issues exist prior to operating the aircraft. The Marines are with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, Marine Aircraft Group 31.
A Civilian Marine asks a question during the Career Development Information Forum at the Lasseter Theater aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, March 6. The interactive forum was hosted by representatives from Manpower and Reserve Affairs and the Community of Interest Program to educate the civilian Marines about the programs and resources available to them. The Civilian Marine works aboard MCAS Beaufort.
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Jeff Bearon speaks at the Career Development Information Forum at the Lasseter Theater aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, March 6. The forum educated the Civilian Marines about how they can expand their careers, develop their job skills, and programs they can utilize to continue to train and improve. Bearon is the assistant deputy commandant of Manpower and Reserve Affairs.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Benjamin McDonald
A Marine signals to a pilot of an F/A18C aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 7. Before an aircraft can take off, it must be undergo a series of pre-flight checks performed by Marines to ensure it is fully operational and safe to fly. Part of the procedure requires the Marine on the ground to have the pilot conduct flight checks, which are communicated through hand-and-arm signals. The Marine is with Marine Fighter Attack Squadron 115, Marine Aircraft Group 31.
“For at least one hour a day for the month the corporals at in the course they are practicing the sword and guide on drill manual,” said Sgt. Jay Johnson, an instructor at Corporals School. “Drill involves strict attention to detail and discipline. There is no gray area for drill there is either a right way or a wrong way and what we teach and focus on is the perfection of sword and guidon drill.” One of the biggest lessons taught at Corporals School is that all NCO’s are the keepers of tradition, but corporals most of all. One of the oldest traditions is the NCO sword and being taught how to execute the drill of it. At the beginning of the sword evaluation the corporals recite the NCO Creed. The creed starts off with “I am the backbone of the United States Marine Corps, I am a Marine Non-commissioned officer.” The NCO Creed is memorized by the students to remind them of the core values they learned at boot camp. “One of the biggest traditions corporals and all NCO’s keep is the influencing of the NCO sword,” said Johnson. “Nothing is more perfect than the drilling of the NCO sword. The NCO sword is the oldest weapon in the armed forces and there is nothing more squared away than perfectly executing it. When we inspect the drill movements what we look for are the details in the little things. Is the sword three inches off the deck or is your thumb along your trouser seam. It isn’t perfection if you don’t pay attention to the little things.” Not all Marine Corps installations have corporals schools on them. MCAS Beaufort is the only one in its area to have a command sponsored corporals course for the junior NCOs to attend. “We receive Marines from the Tri-command, Florida, Philadelphia and all over the east coast,” said Gunnery Sgt. Christopher Garbutt the Chief Instructor at Corporals School. “I personally believe we have one of the best schools on the east coast. When I watch corporals come into the course they seem a little timid and unsure of themselves. But by the end of it you can really see the confidence they have in their leadership abilities and physical abilities. Drilling builds confidence in anything a Marine
does. After this course if the corporals want to go out and drill a platoon or do anything that involves leading Marines they will have the confidence to do so.”
Photo by Lance Cpl. Ashley Phillips
A Marine practices guidon manual aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 3. Corporals are required to complete an online course and a command sponsored resident course before being promoted to sergeant. At Corporals Course, one of the lessons taught is drill. Corporals are taught how to drill with the NCO sword and the guidon.
Photo by Lance Cpl. Ashley Phillips
A Marine is graded while conducting close order drill with the Noncommissioned Officer sword aboard Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort, Mar. 3. Corporals are required to complete an online course and a command sponsored resident course before being promoted to sergeant. At Corporals Course, one of the lessons taught is drill. Corporals are sent from all over the East Coast to attend the Corporals School aboard MCAS Beaufort.
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Hotel & Papa Company Graduates Honor Graduates Platoon 2016
Platoon 2021
Pfc. J.J. Manoi, Palm Coast, FL Senior Drill Instructor: Gunnery Sgt. B.P. Johnson
Pfc. C. D. Marchitto, Secaucus, NJ Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. J. J. Aguillon
Platoon 2017
Platoon 2022
Pfc. J. R. Green, Harrisburg, PA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. J. R. Varnadoe
Pfc. H. M. Peddle III, Norfolk, VA Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. A. M. Diaz
Platoon 2018
Platoon 4008
Pfc. M. F. Johnson, Westbrooke, Maine Senior Drill Instructor: Sgt. Michael A. Miano
Pfc. M. A. DeRosa, Staten Island, NY Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. H. A. Ramos
Platoon 2020
Platoon 4009
Pfc. A. M. Gibbs, Arlington, VA Senior Drill Instructor: Sgt. E. OrozcoSamano
Pfc. J. M. Ramirez, Berwyn, IL Senior Drill Instructor: Staff Sgt. M. A. White
Danger
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Pvt. Almond, Dillon C. , Pvt. Baynard, Christophe R. , Pvt. Blissett, Devon A. , Pfc. Brigman, Byron C. , Pvt. Brown Jr, Tony L. , Pfc. Burgos, Christophe D. , Pvt. Cole Jr, Adrian D. , Pfc. Crawford, Allic S. , Pvt. Davis, Matthew S. , Pfc. Downer, Darnell O. , Pvt. Duplantis, Cameron J. , Pvt. Fain, Tanner J. , Pfc. Fair, Brenden L. , Pvt. Ferguson, Alex J. , Pvt. Fink, Thomas M. , Pfc. Floyd Iii, James D. , Pfc. Frasier, Robert C. , Pfc. Garab, Andrew D. , Pfc. Gifford, Raymond M. , Pvt. Hagar, Jordan B. , Pvt. Hamilton, Zackery L. , Pvt. Hancock, Brandon L. , Pvt. Hemric, Patrick E. , Pfc. Hodges, Jesse J. , Pfc. Houstonrice, Corneilus D. , Pfc. Hutson, James C. , Pvt. Jamerson, Jacob J. , Pfc. Kasko Jr, Michael A. , Pfc. Kiser, Alex T. * , Pfc. Manoi, Joshua J. , Pvt. Mccune, Kejuan C. , Pfc. Menjivar, Daniel A. , Pvt. Meredith, Alexander K. , Pfc. Miller, Sean T. , Pfc. Morris, Sebastian A. , Pfc. Naipaul, Daniel N. , Pfc. Nocero, James T. , Pvt. Osborne, Khory R. , Pvt. Owens, Grayson R. , Pfc. Owusuansah, Akwasi , Pvt. Pait, Jonathan L. , Pfc. Parsons, Craig J. * , Pvt. Pruitt Jr, Toby R. , Pvt. Ray Jr, Demostric Y. , Pfc. Rogers Jr, Zachary M. * , Pfc. Rush, Craig M. , Pfc. Russell, Patrick L. , Pvt. Sheffey, Sawyer K. , Pfc. Skurnick, Tyler M. , Pfc. Smith, Jarred A. , Pvt. Spence, Sabre A. , Pvt. Stomm, Parker G. , Pvt. Suggs, Dakota J. , Pfc. Tice, Timothy P. , Pfc. Torres, Adrianphil A. * , Pvt. Whitaker, Christophe J. , Pvt. Wills, Terry S. , Pvt. Wilson, Stephen A. , Pvt. Wilson, Zackary D. , Pvt. Wolfenbarger, Logan D. , Pfc. Wong, Jeffery A. , Pvt. Woody, Quondarius M. , Pvt. Almond, Dillon C.
Platoon 2017
Pvt. M. D. Adams , Pvt. M. Baker , Pvt. D. L. Bell , Pvt. M. L. Bernadowski , Pvt. D. A. Berson, , Pvt. C. Brown Jr , Pvt. D. A. Craig. , Pvt. J. S. Dossantos , Pvt. L. L. Dotson IIL. , Pfc. D. M. Duggan , Pvt. G. T. Dunn , Pvt. J C. Duprez , Pvt. R. V. Firrincieli , Pvt. J. I. Flores. , Pfc. A. D. Fuhrman , Pvt. A. J. Gaizo , Pfc. M. W. Gardella , Pfc. Z. M. Gikakis , Pfc. J. R. Green , Pvt. M. A. Green , Pvt. M. M. Grey , Pvt. K. W. Groves , Pfc. C. Grullon, , Pvt. J. H. Hagan , Pvt. C. L. Hersh, , Pvt. J. B. Hussey , Pvt. Q. D. Jenkins, , Pfc. T. L. Johnson.* , Pfc. T. M. Khosravian , Pfc. G. D. Korbe , Pfc. M. J. Lawler , Pvt. B. D. Lecuyer , Pvt. S. D. Lehman , Pfc. B. J. Lozadavega , Pvt. D. D. Maddox , Pvt. A.E. Malahoo , Pfc. D. R. Marcone , Pfc. W. C. Mccafferty , Pfc. R. J. Mcdonald III , Pvt. N. A. Mcenroe , Pvt. T. Mitchell Jr , Pvt. K. H. Murray Jr , Pvt. M. A. Ocasio , Pfc. C. H. Ohara , Pvt. A. L. Ortiz III , Pvt. Z. D. Paty , Pvt. M. R. Pau , Pvt. G. M. Pedrotty , Pfc. S. A. Rios , Pfc. A. S. Rosales , Pfc. I. Z. Saxton , Pvt. M. R. Schepleng , Pfc. Z. E. Sczurek , Pvt. K. Shi , Pvt. E. T. Small , Pvt. O. Tenorio , Pfc. L. M. Tokarczyk , Pfc. K. R. Tomchick Jr.* , Pvt. S. M. Verovich, , Pvt. T. L.White , Pvt. G. W. Wilkey , Pfc. C. C. Wilson Jr , Pvt. B. J. Woodysears , Pfc. E. J. Ybarra Jr.
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Platoon 2018 Pfc. Barrett, Stephen W. , Pvt. Bentley, Keith A. , Pvt. Buhler, Richard C. , Pvt. Bunting Ii, David R. , Pfc. Cabrices, Chaz A. , Pfc. Carlile, Christophe W. , Pvt. Castrillo, Esteban M. , Pvt. Castro, Jahrel J. , Pfc. Cay, Luan V. , Pvt. Collazo, Ted Y. , Pfc. Crouch, Caleb R. , Pvt. Davis, Kyle E. , Pvt. Dunnam, Bradly A. , Pfc. Dupuis, Jonathan M. , Pfc. Duren Iv, Robert H. * , Pvt. Escoto, Javier A. , Pfc. Feast Jr, Frankie M. , Pfc. Garcia Iii, Jose M. , Pvt. George, Hunter J. , Pvt. George, Jonathan K. , Pvt. Graham Jr, David L. , Pfc. Gunkel, Bradley P. , Pfc. Heape, Nicholas S. , Pvt. Henderson, John C. , Pvt. Hernandez Jr, Sammy , Pvt. Hulbert, Zachary T. , Pfc. Johnson, Maurice F. * , Pvt. Jordan, Palmer A. , Pfc. Joseph, Kenny J. , Pfc. Kern, Brendon M. , Pvt. Kisner, Nathaniel S. , Pfc. Lagasse, Ryan J. , Pvt. Lang, Zarian M. , Pvt. Leonard, Djastamsen , Pvt. Lewis, William B. , Pvt. Mcclure, Thad I. , Pvt. Medinatorres, Kevin A. , Pfc. Monteiro, Sandro , Pvt. Morgan, Matthew G. , Pfc. Nicolas, Bryan J. , Pvt. Novielli, Antonio G. , Pfc. Ocampo, Wilfredo A. , Pvt. Patterson, Daniel L. , Pvt. Piragautaortega, Juan S. , Pfc. Poe, Skyeler L. * , Pvt. Priest, Austin A. , Pfc. Ramsaycarroll, Alexander J. , Pfc. Reiss Jr, Jeffrey R. , Pfc. Ringel, Elias J. , Pfc. Romero, Santiago , Pfc. Roy, Brett P. * , Pvt. Santillan, Antonio , Pvt. Sebree, Torian E. , Pvt. Seniukriva, Edward H. , Pvt. Smith, Nathaniel C. , Pvt. Spears, Heath A. , Pvt. Sterling Iv, James H. , Pvt. Stevens, William A. , Pvt. Tingley, Ryan L. , Pfc. Torres, Ulices , Pfc. Valle, Eliezer A. , Pfc. Wilson, Dowan M. , Pvt. Winn, Cortavious A. , Pvt. Wooding, Quincy L. , Pvt. Zahnd, Clayton Z.
Platoon 2020
Pfc. Acostavazquez, Pedro J. , Pvt. Avila, Marco A. , Pvt. Ba, Moussa , Pvt. Baldera, Justeyn M. , Pvt. Baruzzini, William R. , Pfc. Benitez Jr, Edwin N. , Pvt. Brooksfleury, Jesse J. , Pvt. Brown, David R. , Pfc. Brown, Travys Z. , Pfc. Camire, Christophe T. , Pvt. Cassis, Ezra C. , Pfc. Chavez, Narciso , Pfc. Chery, Moise , Pfc. Christiano, Nicodemus A. * , Pfc. Condegarcia, Eduardo A. , Pvt. Conley, Christophe L. , Pvt. Copeland, Mercardo R. , Pvt. Craig, Christophe J. , Pvt. Disistoercolani, Joel A. , Pfc. Durham, Jamal A. , Pfc. Felixgarcia, Bryan A. , Pfc. Gibbs, Allen M. , Pvt. Gomez, Joshua B. , Pfc. Greenwell, Charles F. , Pvt. Guzmanlopez, Alain , Pvt. Horne, Timothy J. , Pvt. Hvozdovic, Joshua A. , Pvt. Isbell, Anthony T. , Pfc. Jaber, Rahman E. * , Pvt. Larios, Osvaldo A. , Pfc. Lujan, Nicholas J. , Pfc. Macdonnell, Kyle A. * , Pfc. Mcdonagh, Kyle A. , Pfc. Mcdonald, Thomas E. , Pvt. Morales, Paul V. , Pfc. Morgan, Lucas A. * , Pvt. Motosho, Paul O. , Pvt. Mullins, Jesse R. , Pvt. Murray, Michael N. , Pvt. Navarrosalvador, Erick , Pvt. Nesbitt, Jacob A. , Pfc. Onabanjo, Hakeem I. , Pfc. Ordonio, Andy J. , Pfc. Ortiz, Brian A. , Pfc. Parker, Cody A. , Pvt. Perezfeliciano, Abdiel J. , Pvt. Ramos, Demetri E. , Pvt. Randolph, Avery I. , Pfc. Riverapuente, Christian O. , Pfc. Rush, Benjamin B. , Pfc. Rush, Lucas L. , Pvt. Sanders, Deshanta D. , Pvt. Sherman, Michael T. , Pfc. Stevens, Jonathan K. , Pvt. Szumczyk, Jack , Pfc. Tjernagel, Travis J. , Pfc. Vargas, Brendan M. , Pvt. Vasquez, Franklin J. , Pvt. Vermillion, Paul E. , Pvt. Williams Jr, Eric R. , Pvt. Windham, Gage L. , Pfc. Wright, Earth R.
Platoon 2021 Pvt. Barnes, Jack K. , Pvt. Barnes, Jarrett W. , Pvt. Blair, Nicholas P. , Pvt. Blankenship, Tyler R. , Pvt. Boykin, Mateo A. , Pfc. Brady, Noah W. , Pfc. Coffey II, Wayne R. , Pvt. Crowder, Matthew A. , Pvt. Cruz, Duany D. , Pvt. Delarosa, Miguel , Pvt. Devolld, William B. , Pfc. Espina, Kristian V. , Pfc. Garbula, David J. , Pvt. Greene, Branden I. , Pvt. Griffiths Jr, Jacob J. , Pfc. Hale, Jacob A. , Pvt. Hamilton Jr, Edward W. , Pfc. Hammond Jr, Marcus A. , Pvt. Hazelwood, Alanshaman J. , Pfc. Hicks, Andrew , Pvt. Hughes, Dustin P. , Pvt. Husbands, Jordan D. , Pvt. Jeffers, Davonte D. , Pvt. Jensen, Kyle T. , Pfc. Jones III, Larry R. , Pfc. Jones, Daijon A. * , Pvt. Kelly, Zachary H. , Pfc. Koontz, Jackson H. , Pvt. Kurth, Nathan G. , Pvt. Lopez, Steven P. , Pfc. Maier, Anthony R. * , Pfc. Marchitto, Carmine D. * , Pvt. Mcgee, Nicholas M. , Pvt. Mosley, Caleb R. , Pvt. No, Richard , Pvt. Phifer, Jeffrey L. , Pfc. Plumeytellado, Jon R. , Pfc. Ramirez, Hector , Pvt. Raney, Jonathan R. , Pfc. Read, Kenneth W. , Pfc. Restrepo, Joshua , Pfc. Rivera, Jordan , Pvt. Sabwa, Christian A. , Pvt. Saldivartorres, Ivan , Pvt. Scully, Steven A. , Pvt. Shoemaker, Austin M. , Pfc. Stuart, David R. * , Pfc. Terry, Miles J. , Pvt. Tigre, David W. , Pfc. Torijano, Mark S. , Pvt. Tucker, Jayvion D. , Pvt. Tucker, Joshua T. , Pvt. Vogelsong, Robertson J. , Pvt. White, Travis F. , Pfc. Willis, Darien M. , Pvt. Wise, Seth M. , Pfc. Wong, Josiah E. , Pfc. Wooldridge, Jacob N. , Pvt. Yodock, Nathaniel L. , Pvt. Yotka, Michael A. , Pvt. Zorzi, Nicholas R.
Platoon 2022 Pvt. Akech, Dickens O. , Pvt. Ala, Steven R. , Pvt. Audet, Dane J. , Pfc. Badke, Matthew J. * , Pfc. Barnhill, Jeffrey R. , Pvt. Beckham, Naythan A. , Pvt. Bent, Richard W. , Pvt. Bitzer, Cole L. , Pfc. Blenis, Sean M. , Pvt. Calixte, Elvyn J. , Pfc. Caraballoperez, Joshua M. , Pfc. Christian, Devin A. * , Pfc. Clowery, Christophe L. , Pvt. Conway, Steven J. , Pvt. Dejesus, Wilberto J. , Pvt. Dymond Jr, Mark A. , Pvt. Ferguson, Mitchel J. , Pfc. Florek, Douglas J. , Pvt. Frencel, Cory M. , Pfc. Gomez, Andrew D. , Pvt. Gomez, Anthony R. , Pfc. Guillermo, Edilio J. , Pvt. Hill, Oshane R. , Pvt. Hutchings, Corey J. , Pfc. Huynh, David , Pfc. Jareed, Kyle E. , Pfc. Johnson, Brenton M. , Pfc. Johnson, Raekwon K. , Pvt. Jurgiel, Jackson T. , Pvt. Jurkiewicz, Douglas A. , Pfc. Kirschner, Matthew J. , Pvt. Kourey Ii, Vernon T. , Pvt. Lambertsen, Zachary J. , Pvt. Landrauperez, Ismael , Pvt. Magdziuk, Kory R. , Pfc. Mayberry, Nathan A. , Pfc. Mays Iii, David R. * , Pvt. Miles, Shayne L. , Pvt. Montney, Jordan W. , Pvt. Moucheron, Francis J. , Pvt. Muniz, Jose L. , Pvt. Ngo, Leon , Pvt. Olvera, Ismael R. , Pvt. Ortega, John D. , Pfc. Ouellette, Joshua L. , Pvt. Palmer, Devan J. , Pfc. Partoza, Bailey R. , Pfc. Peddle Iii, Henry M. * , Pvt. Phillips, Nickolas K. , Pvt. Ramos Jr, Julio A. , Pfc. Reese, Terrance M. , Pfc. Rivera, Eddie L. , Pvt. Roach, Zachary A. , Pvt. Roddy, Hunter J. , Pvt. Santiago, Anthony N. , Pvt. Satterfield Iii, Edward J. , Pvt. Simpson, Justin M. , Pvt. Southcott, Dylan M. , Pvt. Stankewicz, Kurt M. , Pfc. Trivett, Jackson T. , Pfc. Vantonne, Ryan A. , Pvt. Villagra, Adrian R. , Pvt. Wade, Christian S. , Pfc. Wagner, Jeremiah F. , Pvt. Walker, Joshua C.
Platoon 4008 Pfc. Altruzalicea, N. Y.* , Pvt. Anderson, L. S. , Pfc. Brooks, K. C. , Pfc. Brown, N. C. , Pfc. Button, S. A. , Pfc. Calhoon, E. T.* , Pfc. Clark, L. N. , Pfc. Conover, A. K.* , Pvt. Cotte, T. , Pvt. Davis, N. , Pfc. DeRosa, M. A. , Pvt. Dilley, A. A. , Pfc. Dybalski, S. A. , Pfc. Ferrara, M. C. , Pfc. Figueroanieves, A. Y. , Pfc. Frayre, C. , Pfc. Henderson, C. H. , Pvt. Horrigan, S. E. , Pfc. King, M. M. , Pfc. Kreamer, M. E. , Pvt. Lahaye, M. E. , Pvt. Lamp, E. J. , Pfc. Loomis, A. M.* , Pvt. Lopezabac, V. R. , Pfc. Lucio, A. I. , Pvt. Madrigalbarete, L. K. , Pvt. Mansfield, S. R. , Pvt. Maxwell, J. L. , Pvt. Mccollum, M. , Pvt. Mcdaniel, A. M. , Pfc. Medina, J. , Pvt. Medrano, S. M. , Pvt. Moranmelendez, Z. M. , Pvt. Morris, A. M. , Pvt. Nguyen, H. L. , Pfc. Offerman, J. N. , Pvt. Parker, K. N. , Pfc. Perdomo, A. I.* , Pvt. Pinkney, K. X. , Pvt. Ramirez, I. , Pfc. Ramirez, K. B. , Pfc. Reyes, M. S. , Pfc. Riosgonzalez, K. M.* , Pfc. Rivera, Y. T. , Pvt. Saavedra, K. , Pfc. Salazar, S. L. , Pvt. Santiago, R. , Pvt. Skwarcha, K. L. , Pvt. Smith, M. J. , Pfc. Soto, K. J. , Pvt. Thurston, D. L. , Pfc. Velezsantana, K. , Pvt. Wilinski, A. L. , Pvt. Wright, C. R.
Platoon 4009 Pvt. Aceves, K. , Pfc. Ballesteros, M. I. , Pvt. Barrera, A. U. , Pvt. Bonfield, C. M. , Pvt. Cain, M. L. , Pfc. Camachoguerrero, M. K. , Pfc. Carbajal, A. R. , Pfc. Cook, V. L. , Pvt. Curley, A. M. , Pvt. Daniels, K. E. , Pvt. Dao, K. T. , Pfc. Dekorte, M. C. , Pfc. Diaz, M. D. , Pfc. Dismuke, L. , Pvt. Drury, E. F. , Pvt. Flores, A. , Pfc. France, G. R. , Pvt. Glenn, R. A. , Pvt. Gonzalezlopez, A. Y. , Pvt. Guerrero, A. N. , Pvt. Guinto, C. Q. , Pfc. Hardy, A. M.* , Pfc. Herrera, M. E. , Pvt. Hill, D. J. , Pvt. Huffman, H. K. , Pvt. Jones, J. L. , Pvt. Jones, K. K. , Pfc. Lopezmorales, L. , Pvt. Lorcy, R. D. , Pfc. Luna, S. A. , Pvt. Lynch, M. K. , Pvt. Martinez, J. , Pvt. Martini, N. P. , Pvt. Matta, K. J. , Pfc. Mayuyo, C. T. , Pvt. Meza, N. Y. , Pvt. Nelson, M. L. , Pfc. Nguyen, M. , Pvt. Niedermeyer, S. C. , Pvt. Noriega, B. D. , Pvt. Nunez, C. P. , Pvt. Page, S. J. , Pfc. Quickery, M. L. , Pfc. Ramirez, J. M. , Pvt. Ramos, S. , Pvt. Ritter, L.A. , Pvt. Rodriguez, N. M. , Pvt. Roman, T. Y. , Pvt. Schaub, A. A. , Pfc. Schwenke, C. J. , Pfc. Skinner, S. J. , Pfc. Spisla, A. J. , Pfc. Tellosalas, A. M. , Pvt. Tompkins, Q. J. , Pfc. Tribby, K. M. , Pfc. Uzcanga, A. A. , Pvt. Valdez, S. , Pfc. Velez, G.A. , Pvt. Wilson, S. L. , Pvt. Yanes, D. J. *Denotes meritorious promotion