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U.S. Military Academy Class of 2016 U.S. Military Academy Class of 2016 Name Hometown Branch Abdelkhalek, Samir Safwat Staten Island, NY Transportation Corps Abera, Nebyou Daniel Olathe, KS Infantry Adams, Jason Keith Huntsville, AL Armor Affrin, Zachary Cyrus Tucson, AZ Military Intelligence Aguirre, Hunter Ignacio Temple, TX Engineers Akers, Joshua Brian Weston, FL Military Intelligence Al-Hanzab, Abdulrahman Hamad Doha Alexander, Ryan Janzen Candian, TX Infantry Alindogan, Aaron Abraham Sacramento, CA Military Intelligence Allen, Derek Joseph Demarco Peoria, AZ Armor Allyn, Joshua Donald Fort Bragg, NC Infantry Altamirano, Matthew Paul Los Gatos, CA Infantry Alvarado, Alan-Michael San Antonio, TX Military Intelligence Andersen, Samuel Albert Onalaska, WI Military Intelligence Anderson, Sarah Renae Farmington, NM Engineers Andrews, Benjamin Nolan Daphne, AL Army Aviation Andrews, Taylor Edward Elburn, IL Air Defense Artillery Archambeau, Pierre Stefan Vacaville, CA Infantry Archibeque, Corey Joseph Las Vegas, NM Field Artillery Archuleta, Nicolas Daniel Bisbee, AZ Armor Ariail, Lorraine Lee Edwardsville, IL Military Intelligence Armour, Adam Bentley Idaho Falls, ID Infantry Arnold, Madeleine Claire Granby, CT Adjutant General Corps Atimalala, Tala Jordan Luke Las Vegas, NV Field Artillery Auten, Michael Robert Hickory, NC Army Aviation Baek, Kevin Seung Chul West Hills, CA Infantry Bailey, Owen William Pompano Beach, FL Quartermaster Corps Bailey, Seth Harrison Ashland, AL Infantry Bajuz, Michael Bellville, NJ Transportation Corps Baker, Alexandra Marion Hartsdale, NY Military Intelligence Baker, Zachary Michael Shelby, OH Air Defense Artillery Banarhall, John Jacob Auburn, NH Infantry Barclay, Benjamin Ellis Flower Mound, TX Engineers Barker, Julian Callanan Cos Cob, CT Infantry Barker, Randolph Kent II Pooler, GA Medical Service Corps Barlow, Michael Anthony Jr. Atlanta, GA Quartermaster Corps Barnes, Bryce Marshall Lee Virginia Beach, VA Infantry Barnes, John Gordon Alabaster, AL Engineers Barnett, John Randall Salt Lake City, UT Infantry Bartz, Forrest Stedman Stanton, MI Infantry Bascomb, Christopher John Oradell, NJ Engineers Basnett, Jonathan Keith Kennesaw, GA Army Aviation Basnight, Peter Lincoln Fairfax Station, VA Army Aviation Bass, Janelle Nicole Nashville, TN Finance Corps Bassette, Joshua Daniel Hartland, VT Infantry Batdorj, Saruul Bateman, Brenden James Pearl River, NY Adjutant General Corps Bates, William Parker Salinas, CA Ordnance Batina, Thomas Lawrence II Wayzata, MN Army Aviation Baumeister, Jacob Lawrence Fayetteville, NC Infantry Beasley, Mckenzie Ryan Mobile, LA Signal Corps Beatty, Jessica Jenette Harker Heights, TX Air Defense Artillery Beck, Gabriel William Prossier, WA Army Aviation Beck, Daniel Charles Portsmouth, RI Field Artillery Beck, Andrew Thomas South Easton, MA Military Intelligence Becker, Nicholas Bernard Exeter, CA Engineers Beckmann, Andrew Walter Yarmouth, ME Military Intelligence Bedo, Ian Francis Bothell, WA Army Aviation Beggs, Andrew Phillip Alexandria, VA Adjutant General Corps Bell, Joshua Eric Whitsburg, TN Army Aviation Bell, Cedrik Devon Marion, IN Signal Corps Bell, Deandre Xaviour Prairie View, TX Signal Corps Bellet, John Mark Nashville, TN Infantry Benedict, Brett Lee Jamestown, OH Infantry Bennett, David Sean Modesto, CA Infantry Bequette, Blake William Nebraska City, NE Engineers Berard, Samuel Kyle Huntsville, AL Signal Corps Berkman, Thomas Eugene West Chester, PA Army Aviation Best, Caison Andrew Franklin, TN Infantry Bestwick, Connor Seebold Pilesgrove, NJ Infantry Bianco, Zachary David Riverside, CA Chemical Bieger, Addison Mark Portsmouth, RI Infantry Bilodeau, Steven Winston Greenville, ME Army Aviation Binkley, Chase Edward Lake Villa, IL Army Aviation Binkowski, T.J. Anthony Adams, TN Quartermaster Corps Bissar, Blaze Jardan Wilmington, NC Cyber Bitner, Sarah Michelle Anderson, IN Military Police Biwer, Brian John Waukesha, WI Transportation Corps Black, Tony Ladarryl Jr. Houston, TX Field Artillery Blair, Darron Belamar Hanover, MD Air Defense Artillery Blankenbeker, Zachary David Jeffersonville, IN Armor Blash, Kevin Allen Jr. Charlotte, NC Field Artillery Boeckmann, Zachary Jacob Westphalia, MO Armor Bonnecaze, Alexander Remi Baton Rouge, LA Infantry Boone, Jackson Todd Ada, OK Infantry Boorman, Reid James Bonners Ferry, ID Army Aviation Borer, Andrew James Alta Loma, CA Infantry Bosselaar, Max Johannes Stamford, CT Infantry Bourland, Cole Daniel Shreveport, LA Infantry Brassil, James-Matthew Belsan San Diego, CA Chemical Bray, Jordan Elaine Shelby, NC Military Intelligence Breen, Michael Joseph II Noblesville, IN Infantry Brewer, Cale Daniel Prosper, TX Field Artillery Britt, Christopher Andrew Trabuco Canyon, CA Armor Broderick, Joseph Connor Columbia, MD Infantry Brooks, Matthew James Las Vegas, NV Infantry Brown, Joseph Alexander Eagle River, AK Military Police Brown, Cale Alan Trenton, NE Armor Brown, Ryan Gabriel San Jose, CA Signal Corps Brown, Taylor Dwain Blackwell, OK Quartermaster Corps Browning, Catherine Regina East Providence, RI Medical Service Corps Browning, Jacob Nicholas Hudson, OH Army Aviation Brozovich, Drew Michael Rock Island, IL Infantry Brun, Pascal Alexandre Bryant, Veronica Patrice Alexandria, VA Adjutant General Corps Buan, Spencer Bumanglag Ewa Beach, HI Engineers Budner, Natalie Jean Seattle, WA Military Police Bui, Brian Stuart Johns Creek, GA Military Intelligence Buitrago-Romero, Cristian Alfredo Houston, TX Military Intelligence Bunjor, Wilhelm Peter Clarksville, TN Armor Burgos-Sanchez, Christian Alexander Ewa Beach, HI Air Defense Artillery Burkhart, Bennett Lee Spokane, WA Field Artillery Burnham, Evan Gould Windham, NH Armor Bush, Jordan Ilene Sedalia, MO Military Police Butcher, Matthew Chandler Katy, TX Engineers Butler, William Charles Wake Forest, NC Infantry Caballero, Christopher Baldwin Park, CA Transportation Corps Caid-Loos, Marissa Layne Houston, TX Army Aviation Caid-Loos, Mariah Lynn Houston, TX Engineers Callahan, Adam Thomas Fayetteville, NC Engineers Camacho, Daniel Kevin Manassas, VA Army Aviation Campbell, James Coleman III Middletown, NJ Military Police Candelmo, Nicholas Joseph North Providence, RI Transportation Corps Canty, Christopher Edward Austin Midlothian, VA Infantry Carbone, Peter James White Plains, NY Engineers Cardon, Bernadette Jessica Seattle, WA Field Artillery Carrannante, Joseph Lee Erie, CO Infantry Carson, John Caudell Jr. Pineville, LA Air Defense Artillery Carstens, Patric Owen Lincoln, NE Infantry Castro, Alberto Jr. Mcallen, TX Field Artillery Celona, Brett Joseph Melrose, MA Military Intelligence Cerasulo, Michael Silvio Yonkers, NY Field Artillery Chaney, Tyler Scott Newbury Park, CA Army Aviation Chansuk, Piyachai Chen, Kevin Dobbs Ferry, NY Engineers Chenoweth, Grant Robert Rochester Hills, MI Army Aviation Chiu, Michael James Spring, TX Signal Corps Cho, James Brantley Downey, CA Signal Corps Choi, Lester Euimyoung Seoul Transportation Corps Choi, Duke Ho College Point, NY Armor Choi, Philip Min Fountain Valley, CA Engineers Clamp, Alexander Foster Rock Hill, SC Armor Clark, Lindy Marie Seneca, SC Air Defense Artillery Clark, Alexander Stayton St Peters, MO Military Intelligence Clark, Ryan Mackenzie Madison, AL Ordnance Clark, Floyd Sie-Obadiah II Rancho Cucamonga, CA Engineers Clark, Thomas Christopher Clayton, DE Signal Corps Clay, Jennifer Kiernan South Elgin, IL Field Artillery Claywell, Catherine Olivia Murray, KY Air Defense Artillery Coe, Valerie Ranae Chatfield, MN Transportation Corps Cole, Jacob Martin Sun City, CA Engineers Coleman, Eugene James III Alexandria, VA Field Artillery Coleman, Samuel Allen Dallas, TX Army Aviation Coll, Timothy E Clifton Park, NY Field Artillery Collins, Jared Martin White Lake, MI Engineers Combs, Dalton Jefferson Alexander Woodinville, WA Infantry Conley, Jacob Thomas Golden, IL Military Intelligence Connolly, Shane William Warwick, NY Army Aviation Connolly, Jarek Damon Le Sueur, MN Engineers Connors, Sean Robert Belmont, MA Air Defense Artillery Considine, Christian Hawk Pryor, OK Engineers Cook, Connor Nicholas California, MD Quartermaster Corps Cook, Andrew Joseph Brecksville, OH Infantry Cooperider, William Stephenson Infantry Corbat, James Robert Fort Wayne, IN Infantry Corino, James Andrew West Hempstead, NY Infantry Corona, Jonathan Michael Stony Brook, NY Infantry Coss, Shaina Nicole Fairfax, VA Infantry Coughlan, Matthew Kevin North Chelmsford, MA Air Defense Artillery Cousens, Shena Alisa Anchorage, AK Medical Service Corps Coutteau, Charlene Lynne Rochester Hills, MI Engineers Cox, Dylan Taylor Cedar Park, TX Transportation Corps Cox, Anthony Raymond Jr. Atlantic City, NJ Medical Service Corps Crane, Collin Earl Indianapolis, IN Military Intelligence Croft, Tyler Clayton Cleveland, TN Field Artillery Cross, Corinth Alexander Suffolk, VA Signal Corps Crowley, Patrick John Wylie, TX Infantry Crowley, Sean Alexander Sultan, WA Infantry Cruz, Nathan Marcos Tulsa, OK Ordnance Culver, John Robert Bartlesville, OK Engineers Curtin, Annamarie Helen Stanley, NM Transportation Corps Dabeck, Mark Joseph Alexandria, VA Armor Dailey, Kenneth Dean III Riverton, UT Army Aviation Dalme, Justin Tyler Hallsville, TX Signal Corps Daly, Alexander James New Market, MD Infantry Danahy, Murphy Patrick Lake Forest, CA Military Intelligence Dang, Kimberly Ann Anaheim, CA Field Artillery Danilenko, Thomas Joshua Jersey City, NJ Armor Daoust, Corry Eugene Paw Paw, MI Infantry Dauletbayev, Temirlan Davenport, Austen Scott Alexandria, KY Engineers Davidson, Brock Andrew
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