In a ceremony held on May 15, the 505th Command and Control Wing came together to recognize and celebrate the exceptional accomplishments of its Airmen, Guardians, civilians, and teams during the first quarter of 2025. The Quarterly Awards Ceremony spotlighted those who have gone above and beyond in their duties, setting the standard for excellence across the wing.

While the ceremony is traditionally held at Hurlburt Field—where the wing is headquartered—this quarter, the ceremony was hosted by Col. Ryan Hayde, 505th CCW commander, and Chief Master Sgt. David Martie, 505th CCW command chief, at Nellis Air Force Base, Nev. The change in venue highlights the wing’s geographically distributed mission and provided an opportunity for the commander to connect directly with personnel stationed at Nellis.

To ensure everyone across the wing had a chance to participate, the ceremony was also livestreamed, allowing geographically separated units to dial in and celebrate together in real time. This helps reinforce the unity and shared purpose that connects every member of the team, no matter the distance.

Congratulations to the 505th CCW’s Quarterly Award Winners:

Airman of the Quarter: Airman First Class Carlton Short

Noncommissioned Officer of the Quarter: Tech. Sgt. Seth Pennock

Senior NCO of the Quarter: Master Sgt. Kimberly Grable

Company Grade Officer of the Quarter: Capt. Markeshia Fury

Field Grade Officer of the Quarter: Maj. Matthew Roberts

Civilian Cat 1 Professional of the Quarter: 505th CCW Wing Staff Agency nominee*

Civilian Cat 2 Professional of the Quarter: Willie Wylie

Civilian Cat 3 Professional of the Quarter:​ Michael Fealko

Team of the Quarter: 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron Operating Location Radar Data Station Analysis Team: - Donald Genei, Argon Helm, Robert Johnson, Mark Keene, David Relyea, Master Sgt. Benjamin Draves, Master Sgt. Jordan Ealy, Master Sgt. Johnny Ross, Tech. Sgt. Justin Bomboy, and Tech. Sgt. Cameron Goodloe*.

Volunteer of the Quarter: Senior Airman Noelle Mitchell

*Due to a privacy request, a winner’s name is not provided.