Sen. Sullivan announces 2019 military service academy nominations

Sen. Sullivan announces 2019 military service academy nominations

41 Alaskans were nominated.

  • JUNEAU EMPIRE
  • Sunday, February 10, 2019 7:00am
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U.S. Sen. Dan Sullivan nominated 41 Alaskans to four of our country’s U.S. military service academies.

“I am honored and humbled to put forward a truly outstanding batch of candidates from Alaska to our nation’s military service academies,” said Sen. Sullivan. “Each candidate represents the best and brightest of a new generation — highly educated young leaders with a deep desire to contribute their talents toward serving the communities and country they love. I am excited to see all that these Alaskans accomplish in the years ahead.”

Sen. Sullivan’s Class of 2023 U.S. military service academy nominees are as follows:

U.S. Air Force Academy

• Maximus Addington, Anchorage

• Uriah Alenepi, Eagle River

• Theodore Handley, Homer

• Katheryn Kelsch, Palmer

• Ian Mikale Llaneza, Anchorage

• Madison Maroney, Anchorage

• Isabella Mollison, Eagle River

• Alexander O’Neill, Anchorage

• Clare Catherine Porter, Eagle River

• Sarah Price, North Pole

U.S. Merchant Marine Academy

• Victoria Austin, Hoonah*

• Ethan Christiansen, Anchorage*

• Kyle Collins, Anchorage

• Collin Dyches, Eagle River*

• Cordell Johnson, Eagle River

• Dugan McNutt, Juneau

U.S. Military Academy

• Victoria Austin, Hoonah*

• Kenneth Donnolly, JBER

• Joshua Gray, Fairbanks

• Teeana Nicholai, Palmer

• Christopher Orta, Anchorage

• Laelle Robison, Wasilla*

• Jacob Smith, Fairbanks

• Emi Soldwedel, Anchorage

• Michael Stoddard, Anchorage*

• Aaron Warner, Fort Wainwright

U.S. Naval Academy

• Adonis Buzard, Juneau

• Ethan Christiansen, Anchorage*

• Jacob Christy, Anchorage

• Collin Dyches, Eagle River*

• Kevin Leach, Anchorage

• Mikaela Maroney, Anchorage

• Raymond Matiashowski, Juneau

• Eliot Merriner, Anchorage

• Aaron Motis, Nome

• Walter Nagel, Palmer

• Michael Prater, JBER

• Kiera Puls, Anchorage

• Wade Quigley, Girdwood

• Grace Reitzig, Wasilla

• Laelle Robison, Wasilla*

• Matthew Ross, Anchorage

• Isaac Ruse, Delta Junction

• Jackson Servant, Anchorage

• Cameron Sheldon, Anchorage

• Michael Stoddard, Anchorage*

*Received more than one nomination from Sullivan

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