24 Airmen graduate ALS Published Feb. 12, 2007 Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. -- Congratulations to the 24 Team Minot senior airmen who graduated from Airman Leadership School here Feb. 8. ALS is six week-long course designed to develop Airmen's leadership and supervisory capabilities. After ALS, Airmen are better prepared for the increased responsibility as they become non-commissioned officers. Upon graduation, awards are given to the Airmen who are considered at the top of their graduating class, including the John L. Levitow award, which is presented to the top professional military education graduate. Sergeant Levitow is the only Air Force enlisted man to be awarded the Medal of Honor during the Vietnam War. The top graduate was Senior Airman Allen Rogers, 5th Munitions Squadron, who won the John L. Levitow award. Senior Airman Jesus Gonzales, 91st Missile Security Forces Squadron, earned the leadership award. Senior Airmen Edwin Bone, 5th Munitions Squadron, and Dominic Moless, 5th Communications Squadron, earned Distinguished Graduate award. Airman Bone also earned the Academic award. Other graduates were: 5th Munitions Squadron Kevin Adcock Jonathan Cunningham Logan Freijo Lee Wang 5th Logistics Readiness Squadron Craig Grabow Jason Rolls Christopher Tash 5th Security Forces Squadron Neil Campbell Chad Germano John Muldoon Paul Schreiner 5th Civil Engineer Squadron Jacob Watson 741st Missile Squadron Celisse Cortez 91st Missile Security Forces Squadron Joshua Croft Oteasha Haynes Joshua Houy Crystal Sanchez 91st Maintenance Operations Squadron Ryan Stocker 91st Missile Maintenance Squadron Edwin Acosta Michael Dailey Daniel Lunsford Jesse Schroeder Tyler Welsch 791st Missile Security Forces Squadron William Anderson