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February 15, 2013
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412th TW announces annual award winners

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The 412th Test Wing 2012 annual award winners at Club Muroc Feb. 8.

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The 412th Test Wing hosted its annual awards banquet at Club Muroc Feb. 8 where accolades and hardware were handed out to 12 top performing individuals and one team. Congratulations to all awardees for setting the standard!

Team of the Year

F-22 Flight Sciences Test Team

Airman of the Year

Senior Airman Jennifer Andrade, 412th Medical Operations Squadron

Noncommissioned Officer of the Year

Tech. Sgt. Daniel Magas, 412th Security Forces Squadron

Senior Noncommissioned Officer of the Year

Master Sgt. Nichelle Jackson, 412th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron

Company Grade Officer of the Year

Capt. Andrew Anderson, 419th Flight Test Squadron

First Sergeant of the Year

Master Sgt. William Russell, 412th Mission Support Group

Project/Program Manager

Anthony Tintelnot, 412th Civil Engineering Division

Trades/Labor Category

Michael Mundy, 412th Civil Engineering Division

Supervision/Management Category

Brian Martinez, 418th Flight Test Squadron

Technician Category

James Bartley, 412th Electronic Warfare Group

Staff/Specialist/Analyst Category

Cherie Head, 412th Operations Support Squadron

Secretary/Clerical Category

Jennifer Montour, 412th Electronic Warfare Group

Scientific/Engineering Category

Evan Kuite, 412th Electronic Warfare Group



 

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