
ENTERING FORT KNOX
***Everyone entering Fort Knox must have a valid military ID or visitor’s pass. ***
We recommend getting a 5-Day Fast Pass, in advance of entering the Post, as lines are likely to be longer on the day of the event. Click here for the link to register for the 5-Day Fast Pass.
Real IDs are required to enter Fort Knox – click here for more information .
US citizens who do not possess a Real ID compliant Identification are required to present supplemental documentation such as Birth Certificate, SSN card, another photo issued identification from local, state of federal government.
Non US citizens who are not in possession of Real ID complaint Identification are required to present supplemental documentation such as Passports, Immigration ID, Permanent residence Id. All supplemental forms must possess the appropriate I-551 stamp. Non-US citizens are required to be sponsored and escorted at all times while on the installation in accordance with local policy by an Army person authorized to escort and be accompanied for the duration of the individual’s visitation period. Army personnel authorized to escort visitors include uniformed Service members and spouses, DOD employees, CAC-holding contractors, retired Service members and spouses, and retired civilian personnel.
For more information on entering Fort Knox, click here
Family Day
Family Days will take place at Waybur Theater this year. The dates for each regiment’s Family Day can be found under the regiment’s graduation tab. The schedule for Family Day is listed below:
10:45 a.m. Waybur Theater doors will open
11:15 a.m. The welcome begins
Noon Cadets will be released to Family members and friends in the theater parking lot.
The Fort Knox Saber and Quill will be open for a special Family Day Luncheon. Lunch will be a “Old Kentucky Home’ themed buffet. Seating is limited. For more information and to make reservations click here. Meals will be $17.25 for anyone 12+ years old, $16.25 for Cadets and $9.25 for kids 5-11. Kids under 4 will eat free.
To watch the family day video presentations, click here.
Graduation
Graduations are open to the public for attendance. Graduations are held at Brooks Field at 8 a.m.
Graduation ceremonies moved indoors, due to inclement weather, will be held at Natcher Gym. They will be open to the public, up to the maximum occupancy of the facility. Family members will be admitted on a first-come first-served basis.
All graduation ceremonies will be live streamed on ArmyROTC Facebook and on the @ArmyROTC YouTube channel.
Advanced Camp
1st Regiment
Family Day was Saturday, July 5, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Sunday, July 6, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
1st Regiment Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MICHAELA K. FISHER, FURMAN UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET BRONWYN R. VANDE KAMP, BETHEL UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET MASON J. BRILLMEERDINK, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET BRENDAN C. MILLER, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
National Guard Association of the United States Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET GRANTON B. RIGNEY, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET ALEX J. ROGERS, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET HANNAH G. FUCHKO, GEORGIA GWINNETT COLLEGE
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate,
analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve
tactical problem sets.
CADET RILEY A. HATFIELD, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational
techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit
of a leader.
RECIPIENT: CADET JAMES W. JEFFERSON III
SOUTHEASTERN LOUSIANA UNIVERSITY
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET MASON J. BRILLMEERDINK, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
CADET ABBYGALE A. GURR, NORTHEN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET BRYAN NEGRETE VALLE, THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON
Mission POWMIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
CADET AHLYIA C. CURRY, UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
Samuel Roberts - University of Michigan
William Maynard - University of North Georgia
Brendan Miller - Clemson University
Tanner Pabst - Utah Tech University
Benjamin Kiesow - Iowa State University
Alfred Leyva - Benedict College
Paul Cronin - Providence College
Josiah Croyts - Cedarville University
Michaela Fisher - Furman University
Mitchel Hockey - Niagara University
Christopher Stephens - North Carolina State University
Lance Otremba - Wheaton College
Jane Pitts - George Mason University
Coleman Pool - University of Oklahoma
Alex Reyes - North Carolina State University
John Thompson - Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Hunter Glass - Texas A&M University
Michael Marshall - Michigan Technological University
Anthony Bowlds - Virginia State University
Mason Brillmeerdink - Marquette University
Jackson Carpenter - Coastal Carolina University
Brittany Dunn - Texas A&M University - Central Texas
Cody Allen - University of South Florida
Tyler Emery - Colorado State University of Pueblo
Paul Zgurzynski - University of Connecticut
2nd Regiment
Family Day was Thursday, July 10, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Friday, July 11, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
2nd Regiment Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET STEPHEN REYES, CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET BENJAMIN SMITH, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET JORDAN IGNACIO, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET ETHAN WU, MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
National Guard Association of the United States Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET SAMUEL WILKERSON, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET KYEN GILFRANC CANCHICO, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY- SACRAMENTO
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET THOMAS WILLIAMS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate,
analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve
tactical problem sets.
CADET DOUGLAS TUMMINELLO, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational
techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit
of a leader.
CADET RYAN FITZGERALD, UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
BAILEY MILLER, NORTH CENTRAL COLLEGE
BENJAMIN SMITH, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET EARL LAWRENCE SALAMAT, UNIVERSITY OF GUAM
Mission POWMIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
CADET JOHN EPP, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
BRYCE ASHLEY, DEPAUL UNIVERSITY
ANDREW BATSON, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
TRENTON BERNAT, CARSON-NEWMAN UNIVERSITY
KYEN GILFRANC CANCHICO, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT SACRAMENTO
JONATHAN ELLWANGER, UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
RYAN FITZGERALD, UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
STEPHEN GODDARD, CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
PARKER HARMON, SAINT JOHNS UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA
ALEXANDER KARIGAN, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
BENJAMIN KARR, SAINT JOHNS UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA
SAMUEL KNUTH, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
JONATHAN OWEN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
JUDAH PETERSON, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
REED PULLIAM, UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
LUIS RIVERA-PEREZ, POLYTECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO
BENJAMIN SMITH, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
DOUGLAS TUMMINELLO, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
SAMUEL WILKERSON, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
ETHAN WU, MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
3rd Regiment
Family Day was Tuesday, July 15, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Wednesday, July 16, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
3rd Regiment Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET JUSTIN H. STILES, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET MITCHELL J. MORRISON, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET ROBERT LEON, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET ADAM X. RICHTER, UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN BAYLOR
National Guard Association of the United States Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET BRITTON M. JANET, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET MAXWELL T. CARLISLE, COLUMBUS STATE UNIVERSITY
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET DANIEL A. PENNEY, WILLIAM & MARY
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET SKYLER M. KIBLER, CARSON-NEWMAN UNIVERSITY
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET HENRY E. WILKINSON, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Magellan Federal High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET LIAM R. MCGIBONEY, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
CADET JESSE L. BOOKBINDER, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET ELSIE HAWBAKER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - CENTRAL TEXAS
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
CADET DITI P. PANDYA, UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
NICOLAS ELLIOTT, INDIANA UNIVERSITY
JACKSON DARCY, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
JUDD GOURLEY, UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
BRODY WILSON, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
MITCHELL MORRISON, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA
DANIEL PENNEY, WILLIAM & MARY
JANET BRITTON, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
JOSEPH BERGMAN, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
CARTER KAROTKA, COLUMBIA COLLEGE
HENRY WILKINSON, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
JONATHON HUNT, OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
KAITLYN MULL, UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON
GAVIN PATTERSON, UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM SHEALEY, BENEDICT COLLEGE
JUSTIN STILES, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
MAXIMILIAN SWEITZER, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
4th Regiment
Family Day was Sunday, July 20, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Monday, July 21, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
4th Regiment Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MASON E. ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET ABRAM A. IRIONS, OLIVET NAZERINE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET JORDAN A. GREENWOOD, WESTER OREGON UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET JOSHUA PEREZ, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNA RIVERSIDE
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ROBERT B. YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET WILLIAM T. BARTLE, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET MICAH D. DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET ZOE J. SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET TANNER S. MCKENNA, VIRGINIA TECH
Magellan Federal High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET CHRISTOPHER J. DECORTE, EMORY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
CADET ERIN A. DONOVAN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET LEANN J. FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SCIENCE & TECH
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
JACK K. MEGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
CAMERON BENJAMIN, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
MCKAY BURNSIDE, SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY
LEVI COUNTERMAN, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
BARRETT CUTSHALL, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
LOGAN DAWSON, EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
CHRISTOPHER DECORTE, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
MICAH DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
LEEANN FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
MITCHELL FUST, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
JAKE GARDINER, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY
EESHWAR GATTUPALLI, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
JORDAN GREENWOOD, WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL GROTELUESCHEN, WHEATON COLLEGE
CARSON HOMAN, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
ABRAM IRIONS, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
KENNETH KOELBL UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS
KALEN KOSTAL UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
ASHTON LYMAN UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
EDUARDO MAYA, HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY
JACK MCGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–STEVENS POINT
TANNER MCKENNA VIRGINIA TECH
SCOTT MOORE, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
MICAH MURTHA, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
JACKSON MYERS, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DAYTON PETERSON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
AARON PLOTT, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
ZANDER RAWLINS, MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY
DANTE ROOKE, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
MASON ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
CALEB ROTHMEYER, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (DC)
ZOE SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS
JUSTIN SCHMIDT, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA
ROBERT SEIGLE, UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN BAYLOR
NOAH STEGER, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
DANIEL WEAVER, CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY
TIMOTHY WHEELER, OHIO UNIVERSITY
ROBERT YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COLLEGE
Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MASON E. ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET ABRAM A. IRIONS, OLIVET NAZERINE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET JORDAN A. GREENWOOD, WESTER OREGON UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET JOSHUA PEREZ, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNA RIVERSIDE
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ROBERT B. YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET WILLIAM T. BARTLE, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET MICAH D. DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET ZOE J. SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET TANNER S. MCKENNA, VIRGINIA TECH
Magellan Federal High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET CHRISTOPHER J. DECORTE, EMORY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
CADET ERIN A. DONOVAN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET LEANN J. FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SCIENCE & TECH
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
JACK K. MEGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
CAMERON BENJAMIN, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
MCKAY BURNSIDE, SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY
LEVI COUNTERMAN, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
BARRETT CUTSHALL, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
LOGAN DAWSON, EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
CHRISTOPHER DECORTE, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
MICAH DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
LEEANN FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
MITCHELL FUST, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
JAKE GARDINER, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY
EESHWAR GATTUPALLI, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
JORDAN GREENWOOD, WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL GROTELUESCHEN, WHEATON COLLEGE
CARSON HOMAN, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
ABRAM IRIONS, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
KENNETH KOELBL UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS
KALEN KOSTAL UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
ASHTON LYMAN UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
EDUARDO MAYA, HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY
JACK MCGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–STEVENS POINT
TANNER MCKENNA VIRGINIA TECH
SCOTT MOORE, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
MICAH MURTHA, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
JACKSON MYERS, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DAYTON PETERSON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
AARON PLOTT, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
ZANDER RAWLINS, MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY
DANTE ROOKE, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
MASON ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
CALEB ROTHMEYER, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (DC)
ZOE SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS
JUSTIN SCHMIDT, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA
ROBERT SEIGLE, UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN BAYLOR
NOAH STEGER, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
DANIEL WEAVER, CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY
TIMOTHY WHEELER, OHIO UNIVERSITY
ROBERT YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COLLEGE
Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MASON E. ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET ABRAM A. IRIONS, OLIVET NAZERINE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET JORDAN A. GREENWOOD, WESTER OREGON UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET JOSHUA PEREZ, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNA RIVERSIDE
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ROBERT B. YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET WILLIAM T. BARTLE, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN MADISON
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET MICAH D. DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET ZOE J. SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET TANNER S. MCKENNA, VIRGINIA TECH
Magellan Federal High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET CHRISTOPHER J. DECORTE, EMORY RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY
CADET ERIN A. DONOVAN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET LEANN J. FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY SCIENCE & TECH
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts
JACK K. MEGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN STEVENS POINT
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
CAMERON BENJAMIN, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
MCKAY BURNSIDE, SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY
LEVI COUNTERMAN, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
BARRETT CUTSHALL, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
LOGAN DAWSON, EASTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY
CHRISTOPHER DECORTE, EMBRY–RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY - FLORIDA
MICAH DELL, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
LEEANN FORD, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
MITCHELL FUST, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN-MADISON
JAKE GARDINER, BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY
EESHWAR GATTUPALLI, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
JORDAN GREENWOOD, WESTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL GROTELUESCHEN, WHEATON COLLEGE
CARSON HOMAN, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
ABRAM IRIONS, OLIVET NAZARENE UNIVERSITY
KENNETH KOELBL UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS
KALEN KOSTAL UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
ASHTON LYMAN UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
EDUARDO MAYA, HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY
JACK MCGOVERN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN–STEVENS POINT
TANNER MCKENNA VIRGINIA TECH
SCOTT MOORE, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
MICAH MURTHA, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
JACKSON MYERS, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
DAYTON PETERSON, GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
AARON PLOTT, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
ZANDER RAWLINS, MOREHEAD STATE UNIVERSITY
DANTE ROOKE, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
MASON ROSSER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
CALEB ROTHMEYER, AMERICAN UNIVERSITY (DC)
ZOE SCHENK, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-DAVIS
JUSTIN SCHMIDT, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT CHATTANOOGA
ROBERT SEIGLE, UNIVERSITY OF MARY HARDIN BAYLOR
NOAH STEGER, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
DANIEL WEAVER, CHRISTOPHER NEWPORT UNIVERSITY
TIMOTHY WHEELER, OHIO UNIVERSITY
ROBERT YOUNG, VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COLLEGE
5th Regiment
Family Day was Friday, July 25, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Saturday, July 26, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
5th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
PATRICK SHEATS, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
WYATT HOWELL, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
JACQUELINE ESPINOZA, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
THEODORE FISHER, BROWN UNIVERSITY
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CARTER SUNDEEN, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—EAU CLAIRE
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
SIERRA TERRELL, METRO STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
MATTHEW COYNE, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
ADAM BUSEY, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Magellan Federal High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
JAMES BIRCHFIELD, UNIV OF WISCONSIN-LA CROSSE
GIOVANNA TRAVAGLINE, CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY-SAN LUIS
OBISPO
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
BENJAMIN COLEMAN, GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
JACK WILLIAMS, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
ANDREW ACUNA, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
TYLER BALLENGER, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
MATTHEW BITTNER, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
KULLEN BOOKOUT, HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY
ADAM BUSEY, UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
BENJAMIN COLEMAN, GRAND CANYON UNIVERSITY
MATTHEW COYNE, UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE AT KNOXVILLE
HANNAH DVORAK, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
TAOS DYE, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
TRENTON FLESSNER, GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
GEFFEN FRANUS, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
THEODORE GRAY, XAVIER UNIVERSITY
CALEB GROSSMAN, UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON
SHAMUS HERBERT, UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS URBANA – CHAMPAIGN
WYATT HOWELL, MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY
NATALIE JOHNSTON, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA
JOSEPH KACERE, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
KYLE KASSING, MARYVILLE UNIVERSITY
MICHAEL LANSING, UNIVERSITY OF RICHMOND
CORBIN LAPLANT, ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
DANIEL LAWRENCE, DUKE UNIVERSITY
SEAN MASONIUS, VIRGINIA TECH
SHANE MASSE, PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY- UNIVERSITY PARK
JOEL MCCURDY, CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
LOAGEN MCMAHON, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM MEARS, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
BRANDON MOTE, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL NICHOLSON, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
CYLER PERKINS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
DAKOTA PICKARD, VIRGINIA TECH
MAX RYAN, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
QUINN SEIF, HAMPDEN-SYDNEY COLLEGE
PATRICK SHEATS, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
CHRISTIAN SWOPE, DICKINSON COLLEGE
REILLY TABARES, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
ETHAN VOLOSHCHUK, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - NEW BRUNSWICK
JAMES WATKINS, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
DALTON WHITE, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
JACK WILLIAMS, BOSTON UNIVERSITY
6th Regiment
Family Day was Wednesday, July 30, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Thursday, July 31, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
6th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET WILLIAM B. KIRBY, CARSON-NEWMAN UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET DESTAN J. MARTIN, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO- COLORADO SPRINGS
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET NOAH E. CHANG, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET BLAKE AUSTIN, UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA-BIRMINGHAM
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ISAIAH M. WALKER, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET SYDNEY E. WALKO, OHIO UNIVERSITY
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET DAVIS C. EVANS, UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET ANTHONY P. SCHWEISTHAL, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET NICHOLAS A. PLUSKETT, EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET JACK W. RADOVICH, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
CADET ASHLEY M. MCKINLEY, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY- PUEBLO
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET LOGAN M. STRINGER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET DOMINIC E.MORANO, BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
**BARROWMAN LIEF UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
**BERTSCH AARON MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
**BROWNE DRAYTON UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
**CALVO WILLIAM RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - NEW BRUNSWICK
**CATURIA BRANDON MINNESOTA STATE UNIVERSITY MANKATO
**CHANG NOAH TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
**CORNWELL CONNOR AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
**COVERT ALEXANDER INDIANA UNIVERSITY
**DILLON HANNAH UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
**DUFF STEVEN THE CITADEL
**ERICKSON NINA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA COLLEGE WISE
**EVANS DAVIS UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA
**HAAS ALEXANDER UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
**IOZZIA ETHAN MERCYHURST UNIVERSITY
**KIRBY WILLIAM CARSON-NEWMAN UNIVERSITY
**KIRK ELIJAH BAYLOR UNIVERSITY
**MARTIN DESTAN UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLORADO SPRINGS
**MCDONNELL WILLIAM THE CITADEL
**MCLAURY BRODY THE CITADEL
**MOODISPAUGH JOSEPH INDIANA UNIVERSITY
**NORDEN SHANE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS
**PANAS JOSEPH UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA AT CHAPEL HILL
**PLUSKETT NICHOLAS EASTERN WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
**STANLEY BRADY PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
**RADOVICH JACK UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
**REYNOLDS KAYSEN UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
**RUWET JACKSON VIRGINIA TECH
**SCHEPENS DEREK ROWAN UNIVERSITY
**SCHWEISTHAL ANTHONY AUBURN UNIVERSITY
**SHAM NOAH NORWICH UNIVERSITY
**STRINGER LOGAN TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
**WALKER ISAIAH UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
**WELLS GAVIN PITTSBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
**WILLIAMS JAMES HENDRIX COLLEGE
**WILLIAMS PAYTON UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
**YEH NATHAN VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
7th Regiment
Family Day was Monday, August 4, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
7th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MAXUM R. KAHLAND, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA—KEARNEY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET MICHAEL D. NICHOLAS III, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET LOUIS E. MILLS, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET SANTIAGO J. VIDELA, GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ANTHONY J. RANGEL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET JESSICA N. RUSHING, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET DIEGO A. MUNOZ, CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET SAMUEL P. VEENSTRA, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—MADISON
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET JACOB A. LYTLE, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET DOMINIC M. SILVESTRI, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
CADET SYLVIA G. BURKMAN, SMITH COLLEGE
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET CONNOR M. HESTER, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET HEATH F. FLANAGAN, UNIVERSITY: TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
CALEB ALMEIDA, SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY
SPENCER AMANN, METRO STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER
ROSALINDA BERMEA ARRIAGA. SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY
JOHNATHAN BEIRING, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ALEX BOVA, MASS MARITIME ACADEMY
PHILLIP BROWN, FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
HARVEY CAIN III, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
ANDREW CARMODY, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
HEATH FLANAGAN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
EASTON HARBER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
BRENDAN HAUGHEY, ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
EVAN JAJACK, MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
BRANDEN JOHNSON, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
IAN JOHNSTON, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
COLTON JONES, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
JOSEPH JUNKER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
MAXUM KAHLAND, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-KEARNEY
JASON KHAN, UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MATTHEW KLEINSCHUSTER, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
JACOB LYTLE, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
JULIAN MENDEZ, UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
RICHARD MURSINNA, OHIO UNIVERSITY
MICHAEL NICHOLAS III, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM NUTCHER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA
FLYNN OCONNELL, CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
TRISTAN PYETTE, CARROLL COLLEGE
ANTHONY RANGEL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
JAMIE REED, WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
XAVIER SANCHEZ, NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
SHANE SMITH, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL ST LAURENT, CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
ROWAN UDELL, IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
JACOB WASKEY, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
CARLIN WEGLEY, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
7th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET MAXUM R. KAHLAND, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA—KEARNEY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET MICHAEL D. NICHOLAS III, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET LOUIS E. MILLS, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET SANTIAGO J. VIDELA, GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET ANTHONY J. RANGEL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET JESSICA N. RUSHING, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET DIEGO A. MUNOZ, CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET SAMUEL P. VEENSTRA, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN—MADISON
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET JACOB A. LYTLE, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET DOMINIC M. SILVESTRI, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
CADET SYLVIA G. BURKMAN, SMITH COLLEGE
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET CONNOR M. HESTER, UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET HEATH F. FLANAGAN, UNIVERSITY: TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
CALEB ALMEIDA, SOUTHERN UTAH UNIVERSITY
SPENCER AMANN, METRO STATE COLLEGE OF DENVER
ROSALINDA BERMEA ARRIAGA. SAINT MARY'S UNIVERSITY
JOHNATHAN BEIRING, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
ALEX BOVA, MASS MARITIME ACADEMY
PHILLIP BROWN, FERRIS STATE UNIVERSITY
HARVEY CAIN III, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
ANDREW CARMODY, UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
HEATH FLANAGAN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
EASTON HARBER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
BRENDAN HAUGHEY, ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
EVAN JAJACK, MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY
BRANDEN JOHNSON, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
IAN JOHNSTON, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
COLTON JONES, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
JOSEPH JUNKER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
MAXUM KAHLAND, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-KEARNEY
JASON KHAN, UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
MATTHEW KLEINSCHUSTER, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
JACOB LYTLE, UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
JULIAN MENDEZ, UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI
RICHARD MURSINNA, OHIO UNIVERSITY
MICHAEL NICHOLAS III, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM NUTCHER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA
FLYNN OCONNELL, CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY
TRISTAN PYETTE, CARROLL COLLEGE
ANTHONY RANGEL, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
JAMIE REED, WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
XAVIER SANCHEZ, NEW MEXICO STATE UNIVERSITY
SHANE SMITH, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
SAMUEL ST LAURENT, CAMPBELL UNIVERSITY
ROWAN UDELL, IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY
JACOB WASKEY, COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
CARLIN WEGLEY, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
8th Regiment
Family Day was Saturday, August 9, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Sunday, August 10, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
8th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET ZACHARY J. ALLEN, CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET CARTER L. MCKAY, TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET MOLLY B. WISE, BAKER UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET MCKENZIE A. GULLEY, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET CHARLES R. WOODWARD, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET CONOR D. BRENNAN, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET AIDAN C. PESCE, HARVARD UNIVERSITY
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET HARRISON L. OWENS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET JUSTIN L. LAWLER, RUTGERS UNIVERSITY
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET DANIEL R. BARRERA, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
CADET SARAH A. MAJKA, NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET ELLA BARBER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET CLAYTON M. MOMBELLO, KANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
ZACHARY ALLEN, CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY
ALEX BAINTER, UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
ZACHARY CATLETT, UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA
STEPHEN CLAGHORN, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
MICAH DIETERLE, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
RYAN DUGGER, EMBRY-RIDDLE AERONAUTICAL UNIVERSITY ARIZONA
ELIJAH DUNWOODY, XAVIER UNIVERSITY
PATRICK FLANNERY, UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
TYLER FORCEY, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
CHRISTOPHER HIGUCHI, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
JONATHON IKERD, UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
LEVI KRAUTSCHUN, SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY
VANCE LEAR, UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI-COLUMBIA
NICHOLAS LIVERIS, SAINT MARYS UNIVERSITY
CARTER MCKAY, TARLETON STATE UNIVERSITY
TITUS MILLS, FLORIDA TECH
HARRISON OWENS, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
SHAWN RICKER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
EDWIN RODRIGUEZ, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
WESTLEY SCHOMAKER, WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY
LIAM WALSH, WORCESTER STATE UNIVERSITY
WILLIAM WARTER, VIRGINIA TECH
9th Regiment
Family Day was Thursday, August 14, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Friday, August 15, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
9th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET ANDREW C. HOWELL, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET NICHOLAS C. VENKER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET LAUREN P. GRAVES, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET PAUL ZAJAC, UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET NATHAN J. KIM, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - TWIN CITIES
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET AARON A. RUSSELL, SLIPPERY ROCK UNIVERSITY
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET MARIA J. LENTINE, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET DYLAN J. BARRON, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET ALBAN A. LAVITA, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET BAYLOR F. MONTGOMERY, HENDERSON STATE UNIVERSITY
CADET SOPHIA DIAZ LOAIZA, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII AT MANOA
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET JACKSON D. FISCHER, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OMAHA
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET DEREK J. ELLIS, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
PASCAL ANDERSON, WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY
ISAIAH AUMAN, NORTH CAROLINA A&T STATE UNIVERSITY
DYLAN BARRON, PURDUE UNIVERSITY
BLAINE BAXTER, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
STEPHEN BECKLEY, CEDARVILLE UNIVERSITY
ADAM BURKE, THE CITADEL
AIDAN CONLEY, AUBURN UNIVERSITY
GARETT DALL, WOFFORD COLLEGE
LANDON DAVIS, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH ALABAMA
JOSEPH DUB, SAINT JOHN'S UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA
GAGE EASTMAN, SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL OF MINES & TECHNOLOGY
DEREK ELLIS, MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY
JACKSON FISCHER, UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA - OMAHA
LAUREN GRAVES, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA - SANTA BARBARA
ANDREW HOWELL, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
MATTHEW HUNTER, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
NATHAN KIM, UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA - TWIN CITIES
NICOLAS KOTCHENREUTHER, EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY
ALBAN LAVITA, NORWICH UNIVERSITY
J HAXEL MAESTRE SALVA, INTER AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO – ARECIBO
LUKAS MAURER, VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
DOUGLAS MCFARLAND, VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COLLEGE
MARLEY PETHICA, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
JAXSON PUPO, COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY - LOCK HAVEN
RYAN SANDERS, TEXAS CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
EVAN SCHLUETER, ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
ETHAN SOLAN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
GEORGE SLOOK, COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY – BLOOMSBURG
GREGORY SOUTER, THE CITADEL
NICHOLAS VENKER, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
BENJAMIN WASKEY, JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
ANDREW WELLS, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
PAUL ZAJAC, UNIVERSITY OF SAN DIEGO
SPENCER ZINKON, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
10th Regiment
Family Day was Tuesday, August 19, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was Wednesday, August 20, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
10th AC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET ELIJAH S. BRACKMAN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET ALEXANDER J. RADU, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
USAA Warrior Ethos Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET VICTORIA R. CATALANO, UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET KADEN B. HERNANDEZ, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY—IDAHO
Army National Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET CALI J. AVENT, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA UPSTATE
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET JACOB J. STAGGS, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS—EL PASO
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET CASEY B. LUBINIECKI, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Military Order of the World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate, analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve tactical problem sets.
CADET TANNER L. HOUSE, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY CENTRAL TEXAS
Bold Leader Spirit Award (presented by Radcliff/Fort Knox Tourism Commission)
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit of a leader.
CADET JOHN A. KURTH, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Strategic Resources Inc. High Performer Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET MICHEAL E. WALKER, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
CADET JESSICA M. BROWN LHOSTE, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
The United States Army Reserve Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award is presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET PRESTON S. WASMUTH, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SAN MARCOS
Mission POW-MIA Award
Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET RAYMOND W. KERRISON, LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
RECONDO Award
With a long and storied history, the Reconnaissance Commando (RECONDO) badge is awarded as a symbol of excellence in preparing for the rigorous and demanding conditions of Advanced Camp and achieving the highest levels of performance in Physical Fitness and Military Skills competencies during Cadet Summer Training.
ELIJAH BRACKMAN, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
CHASE BUNTER, EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
IAN CALUPITAN, VIRGINIA TECH
IMMAR CHAVARRIA DIAZ, HAWAII PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
JONATHAN CYPHER, LIBERTY UNIVERSITY
ADDISON GARRETT, UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
BENJAMIN GRANDCHAMP, AUSTIN PEAY STATE UNIVERSITY
ELIJAH HARRIS, MICHIGAN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
RAYMOND KERRISON, LAFAYETTE COLLEGE
JOHN KURTH, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
SAMSON LACROIX, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MAINE
CHRISTOPHER LANDRY, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY - CENTRAL TEXAS
JUSTIN MAGUIRE, LYON COLLEGE
JOHN MOHR, MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY
JACK MURPHY, MIAMI UNIVERSITY
JOHN MURPHY, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
IAN PAHUTSKI, UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
SAM POLIACHIK, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
ALEXANDER RADU, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
LUKE REEVES, FLORIDA SOUTHERN COLLEGE
SAM REYNOLDS, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
BRYSON STOUT UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA
SCOTT STUTSMAN, MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
XAVIER UPTON, UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL MISSOURI
Basic Camp
2nd Regiment
Family Day was Tuesday, August 5, 2025 at Waybur Theater.
Graduation was scheduled for Wednesday, August 6, 2025, at 8 a.m. (Eastern) on Brooks Field.
2nd BC Regimental Awards
AUSA Leadership Excellence Award
Presented to the top Cadet in each Regiment, as determined by regimental cadre board.
CADET DAIR ORNELAS, UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO
First Command Financial Services Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the leadership traits necessary to encourage teamwork, improve unit cohesion, and reinforce mission accomplishment.
CADET CHARLES M. GUGGEMOS, NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIVERSITY
USAA Warrior Spirit Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the Army Profession, Ethics, and Officership while best exemplifying the warrior spirit.
CADET WALKER M. CALHOUN, SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Armed Forces Bank Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates respect for other cultures and people by effectively utilizing the training scenarios to demonstrate a mastery of cross-cultural competencies as they relate to a complex environment.
CADET ANDREW G. MACCHIAVELLO, NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY
Army National Guard Minuteman Award
Presented to the ARNG Cadet who demonstrates the most improvement in physical and mental preparedness for commissioning.
CADET RAYMOND P. CHANG, UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS- LOWELL
Reserve Organization of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates the best reflection of the characteristics of Comprehensive Soldier and Family Fitness by demonstrating resilience and the lifelong pursuit of enhanced performance to cope with adversity, and best perform in stressful situations, and thrive in life.
CADET IAIN J. LEE, TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY
Military Order of World Wars Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the ability to evaluate,
analyze, apply, and understand experiences and capabilities to solve
tactical problem sets.
CADET MADISON L. SHOOK, UNIVERSITY OF NORTH GEORGIA
Military Officers Association of America Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates superior dedication to duty by accepting accountability for self and assigned unit through employment of team members while applying the fundamentals of leadership.
CADET HAILEY E. BEAUDOIN, UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
Bold Leader Spirit Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates appropriate motivational
techniques, inspirational leadership, and best demonstrates the spirit
of a leader.
CADET CARTER D. HALL, UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON
Strategic Resources Inc. Performance Award
Presented to the male and female Cadets who achieve the highest score on the Army Fitness Test.
CADET JONATHAN A. FEOLA, MARIST COLLEGE
CADET RACHEL E. LOHAN, GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
USAR Command Truman Citizen-Soldier Award
Presented to the top United States Army Reserve Cadet in each Regiment determined
by the Regimental cadre board.
CADET NATHAN N. RUSSELL, MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
American Legion Commander’s Award
Presented to the Cadet who best demonstrates the characteristics essential in the
disciplined practices of our duty and reflected in our time-honored customs, courtesies,
and traditions.
CADET ZACHARY D. VAN DYKE, UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Mission POW- MIA Award
Presented to the Cadet who demonstrates character and courage through exemplified leadership, selflessness, and fortitude. This award is presented on behalf of all the Missing and Unaccounted-for Americans from all past conflicts.
CADET JORDAN D. MILLER, ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY
Military Order of the Purple Heart Award
Presented to the Cadet who has shown the most improvement in the development
of Character and Accountability, must meet all stated Basic Camp standards.
CADET SAMANTHA L. SCHMIDT, EASTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
Society of American Military Engineers Award
Presented to the Cadet who possesses observably improved problem solving
skill, must be enrolled in engineering curriculum.
CADET RICHNAEL BAROSY, VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

