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In light of observed changes and impact of the Coronavirus Delta Variant and out of an abundance of caution for our recruits, Sailors, staff, and guests, Recruit Training Command is restricting Pass-in-Review (recruit graduation) to ONLY fully immunized guests (14-days post final COVID vaccination dose).
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Honor Graduates and Award Winners
The Honor Graduates and Award Winners are posted on the RTC website and are as follows:
Honor Recruits and Award Winners
Recruit Review Graduation October 07, 2011
Divisions 329-340 and 947
Each honor graduate and award winner will receive a commemorative token from the commanding officer in recognition of their superlative achievements during recruit training.
The Honor Graduates for this week’s recruit review graduation are as follows:SR Justin Lewis, Division 329, Port St. Lucie, Florida
SR Michael Dicola, Division 330, Fairfield, Connecticut
SR Kylen Lemenager, Division 331, Ashkum, Illinois
SR Joshua Wallace, Division 332, Bruce, Wisconsin
SR Raul Chavez, Division 333, Tucson, Arizona
SR Dean Allemond Jr., Division 334, Houston, Texas
SR Benjamin Dominia II, Division 335, Los Angeles, California
SR Chad Barman, Division 336, Norwalk, Ohio
SR Daniel Kim, Division 337, Athens, Georgia
SR Aaron Myers, Division 338, Columbia, South Carolina
SR Earl Jarold Javier, Division 339, Elk Grove, California
SR Samuel Cepel, Division 340, Roseville, California
SR Hezekiah Griffiths III, Division 947, Oceanside, California
The award recipients for this week's recruit review graduation is as follows:
NAVY CLUB OF THE UNITED STATES MILITARY EXCELLENCE AWARD
SR Ryan Flynn, Division 336, Temecula, California
NAVY LEAGUE AWARD
SR Annalee Trevino, Division 947, Palmetto, Florida
MILITARY OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AWARD
SR Shantal Goodwill, Division 340, Spokane, Washington
THE MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS AWARD OF MERIT
SR Gopika Mayell, Division 339, Eureka, California
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD
SR Jesse Teal, Division 333, Guntersville, Alabama
UNITED SERVICES ORGANIZATION SHIPMATE AWARD
SR Iain McCoy, Division 334, Linden, New Jersey
(Yes, we can post this information since it is posted on the RTC website. See the information on the OPSEC page. It is important to not mention that one of them is related to you if you are fortunate to have a loved one listed.)
HONOR GRADUATES
Each division votes for the recruit they most looked up to, the one who displayed the most military bearing or perhaps helped a lot of recruits out.
AWARD WINNERS
At each Pass-In-Review, the six recipients of awards will be announced. The Award Winners are chosen among recruits who go before a board of RTC personnel for inspection and questions. RTC sends a letter to a recruit's home of record to inform families that their recruit has earned an award and received special recognition at graduation.
The following is a description of the six awards:
MILITARY EXCELLENCE AWARD: Presented to the graduating recruit who best exemplifies the qualities of enthusiasm, devotion to duty, military appearance and behavior, self-discipline and teamwork. This is the #1 award a recruit can earn.
NAVY LEAGUE AWARD: Presented to the graduating recruit whose enthusiasm, supportive attitude, and willingness to help others during their training period exceeded Navy training standards.
MILITARY OFFICERS ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA AWARD: Presented to the graduating recruit whose meritorious performance in recruit training demonstrated exceptional professionalism, maturity, integrity and leadership.
MILITARY ORDER OF THE WORLD WARS OF AWARD OF MERIT: Presented to the graduating recruit whose meritorious performance in recruit training demonstrated motivation and dedication to duty.
UNITED SERVICES ORGANIZATION SHIPMATE AWARD: Presented to the graduating recruit whose enthusiasm, supportive attitude and willingness to help others during their training period exceeded Navy training standards.
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AWARD: Presented to the graduating recruit who maintained the highest academic and assessment standards throughout all phases of training. Awarded after closeout of test two.
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Comment by lemonelephant on October 5, 2011 at 4:26pm
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Congratulations to each of these young men and women and to the families of these Sailors.
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