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Cycle 219 Results CYCLE 219 E4 - E6 ADVANCEMENT RESULTS ACTIVE DUTY, FULL TIME SUPPORT AND CANVAS RECRUITERS CARLSON NICHOLA ABE1 CARPENTER CHRIS ABE1 COUITT ANTHONY ABE1 COUSINS DURANTE ABE1 DEROULET BRIAN ABE1 FINCH MIKAHAEL ABE1 GARCIA JESUS JA ABE1 HARPER MARK CLA ABE1 HEATON KEVIN LL ABE1 LONGFELLOW ANDR ABE1 LOVETTRATLEDGE ABE1 MCCLENDON MICHA ABE1 MOYE GRERISHA D ABE1 OCAMPO JUSTIN I ABE1 PASQUAL CRAIG M ABE1 ROBINSON BRIAN ABE1 ROBINSON GARY C ABE1 ROJO MARKANTHON ABE1 RUIZ LUGO NELSO ABE1 SANDLIN DONOVAN ABE1 SNEDEKER MARCUS ABE1 TROVELA DINOANG ABE1 WASHINGTON MICH ABE1 WILLIAMS DENARD ABE1 ATANLEY KOFFI O ABE2 AVILA SAMANTHA ABE2 BAHENA MIGUEL A ABE2 BALDWIN CHARLES ABE2 BALL CHRISTOPHE ABE2 BANKS JANEL LAS ABE2 BAZILE ROSELAUR ABE2 BEAMER FLOYD MO ABE2 BELL REVISA SIM ABE2 BERGSTROM CALEB ABE2 BLANK DANIEL JA ABE2 CALDWELL PARIS ABE2 CAMACHO MARTINA ABE2 CAMPBELL CHRIST ABE2 CARDENASMARTINE ABE2 CASTRO ENRIQUE ABE2 CHAVIS ANDRE E ABE2 COLLINS NIKESHI ABE2 CONARY CHRISTOP 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