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FY-2025 COMMAND MASTER CHIEF SCREEN BOARD RESULTS

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RMKS/1.  Congratulations to the following Active Component (AC) members who
have been selected for assignment as a Command Master Chief from the Command
Master Chief Screen Board, which convened 31 January 2024:

NAME (LAST FIRST MI)   		RATE		PARENT COMMAND

Adkins Sherman J		HTCM		CVN 71 THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Allen Craig L			FTCM		SSBN 737 KENTUCKY BLUE
Antrim Robert A			ITSCM		SSN 792 VERMONT
Baca Jesse C			CBCM		NMCB 3
Baumann Kyle W			SOCM		SPECIAL RECONNAISSANCE TEAM 1
Bonifer Michael J		CBCM		NAVSUPP UNIT STATE DEPT WASH DC
Boulay Lauren E			ITCM		SURFCOMSYSTRNGCMD HAMPTON RD
Bowen Justin C			GSCM		COMDESRON 21
Brown Shannon J			EODCM		EODMU 8
Calilung Herbert P		ASCM		DDG 69 MILIUS
Carpenter Matthew E		DCCM		CVN 70 CARL VINSON
Chavez Alex Jr			SOCM		SEAL TEAM 5
Cox  Matthew J			NDCM		NAVSURFWARCEN COASTAL SYS STATION
Damuth Phillip S		FTCM		SSBN 730 HENRY M JACKSON BLUE
Eberle Eric A			NDCM		MOBDIVSALVUNIT TWO
Elmstead James E Jr		MMACM		SSN 750 NEWPORT NEWS
Ervin Harold H III		ETCM		CVN 70 CARL VINSON
Fry Alexander M			SOCM		NSWG1 DET TRAINING
Garcia Angellus E		ITSCM		SSGN 727 MICHIGAN BLUE
Gill Christian A		NDCM		CENTER FOR EOD AND DIVING
Gonzalez Sergio Jr		MACM		NAVSTA ROTA
Grammer Travis L		FTCM		COMSUBRON 11
Hackley Michael E		OSCM		UNSEAWARDEVCEN DET SAN DIEGO
Haraburda Michael G		MMNCM		SSN 22 CONNECTICUT
Hatfield Nathan P		SOCM		SPECIAL RECONNAISSANCE TEAM 1
Hays Jason S			MMNCM		SSN 760 ANNAPOLIS
Heckard Johnetta L		ISCM		CENTCOM JOINT INTEL OPS CNTR
Heiland Kasey J			SOCM		SEAL TEAM 4
Lacy Jerritt P			SOCM		USSOCOM MACDILL AFB
Mabe Jeremy G			CTRCM		COMTENTHFLT
Malone Christopher W		MMACM		COMSUBRON 21
Matney Thomas R			EODCM		NAVSCOL EOD EGLIN AFB STAFF
Mendenhall Justin W		SOCM		NSWG1 DET TRAINING
Micheli Michael K		STSCM		SSN 789 INDIANA
Montgomery Corey D		CSCM		NAS KINGSVILLE
Mosley Jared W			SOCM		SEAL TEAM 8
Nelson Michael L		SBCM		SPECBOAT TEAM 22 SEA COMP
Nicholson Nathan T		SOCM		NSWG1 DET TRAINING
Osler Stephen M			SOCM		SPECIAL RECONNAISSANCE TEAM 2
Peart Cleveland Jr		CBCM		NAVAL CONSTRUCTION GROUP 1
Raynor Steven A			SOCM		SEAL TEAM 2
Reed Brian E			FCCM		LHD 4 BOXER
Reeves Ryne A			SOCM		NAVSPECWARCOM BASIC TRAINING CMD
Roberts Steven C Jr		AVCM		CVN 75 HARRY S TRUMAN
Rodriguez Luis NMN		LSCM		COMNAVSURFLANT
Roelike Bryan J			MACM		NAS SIGONELLA
Santel Timothy M		TMCM		SSN 782 MISSISSIPPI
Setty Clifton K			CMCM		NAVCECOFFSCOL PT HUENEME CA
Skoog Nathaniel J		SOCM		SEAL TEAM 4
Southwick Bradley T		SOCM		NSWG1 DET GUAM
Taylor Timothy A		CBCM		NAV SUPP FAC THURMONT MD
Teart Brian A			MACM		NAVY EXPEDITIONARY COMBAT COMMAND
Tyree Sandra D			HMCM		COMNAVIFORCES
Williams Anthony D		SOCM		SEAL ADV DEL VEH TEAM 1 PH
Williams Jeremy N		EODCM		NAVSCOL EOD EGLIN AFB STAFF
Williams Stephen D II		ICCM		COMNAVSURFLANT
Williamson Joseph J		MMACM		SSN 779 NEW MEXICO

2.  Congratulations to the following Training and Administration of
the Reserve (TAR)/Selected Reserve (SELRES) members who have been
selected for assignment as a Command Master Chief:

NAME (LAST FIRST MI)		RATE      	PARENT COMMAND
Adams Clyde N			PSCM		COMNAVRESFOR STAFF DETACHMENT
Bailen John E			LSCM		NR DLA JRF DST HQ
Bartman Chad E			CBCM		NMCB 18
Bauer Jeremy L			AVCM		FLTLOGSUPPRON FIVE FOUR
Baumert Richard A		ETCM		COMNAVRESFOR STAFF DETACHMENT
Burch Whitney A			ITCM		NR NIFR SE JAC
Crawford Christina A		ITCM		NR NAVWAR RESERVE HQ
Gonzalez Adrian G		ASCM		HELMINERON ONE FIVE
Jameson Calisha M		HMCS		NAVRESFORCOM
Klein Barry A			ETCM		NR NAVWAR
Lapera Alexis J			DCCM		NAVRESFORCOM
Linville Charles C		HMCS		NR OSBORNE DENT HQ
Lockett Katrina R		ITCM		NAVRESFORCOM
Mathura Richard N		MNCM		NR CNSG SE
Miller Rebeca P			LSCS		NR NAVFAC
Moczygemba Veronica J		CBCM		SEVENTH NCR GULFPORT MS
Moore Raymond R III		ISCM		NR NIFR WAS
Sena Thom S			AMCS		FLTLOGSUPPRON SIX ONE

3.  AC POC is CMDCM Monica J. Kuhl, NAVPERSCOM PERS-40FF at
901-874-4560, DSN 882-4560, email monica.j.kuhl.mil@us.navy.mil.
TAR/FTS POC is CMDCM Darryl E. Williams, NAVPERSCOM PERS-4012C at
901-874-3257, DSN 882- 3257, email darryl.e.williams7.mil@us.navy.mil.

4.  Selectees should contact their respective POC soonest to discuss
detailing opportunities.

5.  Released by Vice Admiral Richard J. Cheeseman Jr., N1.//

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