16 Airmen receive 90 or above on CDCs

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Once an Airman has completed the classroom portion of their respective career field' s technical training, they must successfully pass a self-study career development course exam which tests their knowledge of a career field' s organization, responsibilities and technical proficiency.

Congratulations to the following Airmen who recently received a 90 percent or better on their career development course exam in January:

5th Comptroller Squadron
Airman 1st Class Bengson Campos
Airman Thomas Starling

5th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron
Staff Sgt. Justin McNichols

5th Maintenance Squadron
Airman 1st Class Stephen Garrett

5th Munitions Squadron
Airman 1st Class James Johnson

5th Logistics Readiness Squadron
Staff Sgt. Michael Baker

5th Security Forces Squadron
Airman 1st Class Monty Elliot
Airman 1st Class Farris Grim

5th Civil Engineer Squadron
Airman 1st Class Dale Haw
Airman 1st Class Matthew Kahai
Airman 1st Class Benjamin Kelsey
Airman 1st Class Sampson Roemmich

5th Communications Squadron
Airman 1st Class Sharida Bishop

91st Missile Security Forces Squadron
Airman 1st Class Daniel Johnson

791st Missile Security Forces Squadron
Airman James Nowak
Airman Gilbert Wong
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