More than 60 Grissom Airmen earn CCAF degrees Published May 30, 2014 By Tech. Sgt. Mark R. W. Orders-Woempner 434th ARW Public Affairs GRISSOM AIR RESERVE BASE, Ind. -- Not only are many of the Air Force's enlisted members able to call themselves graduates of Basic Military Training, they can also call themselves college graduates. This is now true for more than 60 434th Air Refueling Wing Airmen as they recently earned their Community College of the Air Force degrees. Below are the names of those earning their associates in applied science degrees in the following areas of study: Aerospace Ground Equipment Technology Tech. Sgt. Maurice Everett, 434th Maintenance Squadron Aircrew Safety Systems Technology Staff Sgt. Ryan Montgomery, 434th Operations Support Squadron Allied Health Sciences Master Sgt. Kontinna Rosebudsawyer, 72nd Air Refueling Squadron Aviation Maintenance Technology Staff Sgt. Robert Grasmick, 434th AMXS Tech. Sgt. Shane Enderle, 434th MXS Tech. Sgt. Kyle Kaufman, 434th Maintenance Group Tech. Sgt. Michael Maddux, 434th AMXS Tech. Sgt. Samuel Scoskie, 434th MXS Master Sgt. Joshua Stedman, 434th AMXS Senior Master Sgt. Darin Daugherty, 434th MXS Senior Master Sgt. James Hambruch, 434th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron Aviation Operations Tech. Sgt. Caleb Daulton, 74th Air Refueling Squadron Tech. Sgt. Nicholas Obusek, 74th ARS Master Sgt. Michael Morgan, 72nd ARS Bioenvironmental Engineering Technology Staff Sgt. Mathew Mavrick, 434th MXS Construction Technology Master Sgt. Joshua Moormann, 434th Civil Engineer Squadron Criminal Justice Senior Airman Torey Lyons, 434th Security Forces Squadron Staff Sgt. Timothy Augustyn, 434th SFS Staff Sgt. Austin Esotu, 434th SFS Staff Sgt. Michael McClintock, 434th SFS Tech. Sgt. Anthony Ayres, 434th SFS Tech. Sgt. James Marshall, 434th SFS Tech. Sgt. Adam Soultz, 434th SFS Tech. Sgt. Kent Taylor, 434th SFS Master Sgt. William Mezel, 434th SFS Dental Assisting Staff Sgt. Joseph Logan, 434th Aerospace Medicine Squadron Master Sgt. Shannon Tribley, 434th AMDS Education and Training Management Tech. Sgt. Adam Oswalt, 434th MXG Tech. Sgt. Deborah Sweet, 434th Logistics Readiness Squadron Electronic Systems Technology Senior Airman Paul Harrington, 434th Communications Squadron Emergency Management Senior Airman Jessica Weatherman, 434th ARW Fire Science Staff Sgt. Joshua Reid, 434th CES Health Care Management Master Sgt. Tina Hoover, 434th AMXS Hospitality and Fitness Management Staff Sgt. James Poole, 434th Force Support Squadron Tech. Sgt. Kristina Williams, 434th FSS Human Resource Management Tech. Sgt. Crystal Nix, 434th OSS Master Sgt. Laura Brandt, 434th FSS Master Sgt. Wendi Conwell, 434th AMDS Information Management Senior Airman Matthew Hawley, 434th CS Tech. Sgt. Roland Benitez, 434th FSS Tech. Sgt. Leslie Heron, 74th ARS Tech. Sgt. Chassity Howieson, 434th OSS Master Sgt. Tina Hoover, 434th AMXS Senior Master Sgt. James Frier, 434th CS Information Systems Technology Staff Sgt. Eric Baker, 434th CS Master Sgt. James Hoagland, 434th ARW Intelligence Studies and Technology Tech. Sgt. William Wright, 434th OSS Maintenance Production Management Master Sgt. Adam Loos, 434th CES Mechanical and Electrical Technology Staff Sgt. Dale Trigsted, 434th CES Senior Master Sgt. Joseph Tysinger, 434th CES Nondestructive Testing Technology Master Sgt. Brian Rude, 434th LRS Public Affairs Staff Sgt. Benjamin Mota, 434th ARW Safety Staff Sgt. Matthew Bratthauar, 434th ARW Social Services Tech. Sgt. Soyica Stanfield, 434th FSS Transportation Staff Sgt. Jennifer Harper, 49th Aerial Port Flight Staff Sgt. Mark Magajne, 49th APF Staff Sgt. Stephen Qualley, 434th LRS Tech Sgt. Logan Call, 49th APF Tech Sgt. John Drent, 49th APF Tech Sgt. Joshua Knight, 49th APF Master Sgt. Laurie Latchaw, 49th APF The CCAF awards job-related associate in applied science degrees and other academic credentials that enhance mission readiness, contribute to recruiting, assist in retention and support the career transitions of Air Force enlisted members. "Our college is a federally-chartered degree-granting institution that serves the United States Air Force's enlisted total force," said Lt. Col. Michael J. Artelli CCAF commandant. "We partner with over 106 affiliated Air Force schools, 82 education service offices located worldwide and more than 1,500 civilian academic institutions to serve more than 305,000 active, guard, and reserve enlisted personnel, making CCAF the world's largest community college system." The 434th ARW is the largest KC-135R Stratotanker unit in the Air Force Reserve Command. Airmen and aircraft from the 434th ARW routinely deploy around the world in support of the Air Force mission and U.S. strategic objectives. Stay connected with the 434th ARW on Facebook and Twitter.
