Airmen center honors graduates

Published April 15, 2008

MOUNTAIN HOME AIR FORCE BASE, Idaho -- The base's First Term Airmen Center recognized three of its students for outstanding achievement during a graduation ceremony April 11.

Airman 1st Class William C. Spradlin, 726th Air Control Squadron, received the school's "Sharp Troop" award as the class' top performer while Airman Duane M. Schroeder, 366th Civil Engineer Squadron, earned the "Razor Sharp" award for outstanding dress and appearance.

Airman 1st Class Parker J. Feldmann, 366th Component Maintenance Squadron, was awarded the school's "Gunfighter Pride" award for writing the best essay on what it means to be a first term Airman.

Other graduates from the school included the following Airmen:

389th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron -- Airman 1st Class Brandon Milford

390th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron -- Airman 1st Class Nathan Davis, Airman Matthew King and Airman 1st Class David Lyons

391st Aircraft Maintenance Squadron -- Airman 1st Class Christopher Farley

366th CES -- Airman Michael Harguess and Airman 1st Class Jessie Nash

366th Operations Support Squadron -- Airman Brittany Page

366th CMS -- Airman 1st Class William Anderson, Airman 1st Class Douglas Hamilton, Airman Jeffrey Hughes, Airman 1st Class Josh Marchbanks and Airman John Sinclair

366th Equipment Maintenance Squadron -- Airman Robert Locke and Airman 1st Class Khaled Zeiden

366th Logistics Readiness Squadron -- Airman Kasey Cuthbert, Airman 1st Class Christopher Smith, Airman 1st Class David Sumpter and Airman 1st Class Ralph Wilson

726th ACS -- Airman 1st Class Ezequiel Alvarez, Airman 1st Class Johnathan Land and Airman 1st Class Vincent Young

366th Security Forces Squadron -- Airman 1st Class Matthew Courtois, Airman 1st Class David Hubbard, Airman 1st Class Travis Oswald and Airman 1st Class Jonathan White

366th Services Squadron -- Airman Jerad Perea

The First Term Airmen Center serves as the base's inprocessing center for all Airmen reporting for their first duty station following initial military training.