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http://castor.house.gov/news/documentsingle.aspx?DocumentID=398280 U.S. Rep. Castor announces her 2016 nominations to U.S. military academies 2016-11-28 2016 2016-11 Democrat House FL Kathy Castor C001066 castor.house.gov     legacy Today, U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor announced the high school students who received her official nomination for admission into the nation’s military academies:  Air Force (USAFA), Naval (USNA), Military (USMA) and Merchant Marine (USMMA).“I am proud to have so many students who are interested in serving America,” U.S. Rep. Castor said. “These impressive students are tomorrow’s leaders and by applying to a military academy are demonstrating their commitment to working hard for an excellent education and serving our country.  Nominations are earned based upon an interview with the Congressional District 14 Nomination Committee and each student’s individual academic record, extracurricular activities and leadership qualities.  Because of the stringent application requirements, most students begin preparing for their application as early as their first years of high school.“I am appreciative of the time and effort of the Nomination Committee – members reviewed each nomination application and met with students individually.”U.S. Rep. Castor will announce official “appointments” at a later date per notification by the military academies. Today’s announcement completes U.S. Rep. Castor’s 2016 competitive nomination process and nominated students who receive an appointment from a military academy will begin for the 2017-2018 school year.All military academies, except the Coast Guard Academy, based upon U.S. law, require a nomination from their congressional representative, senator or the Vice President of the United States as part of the application process. Parents and students interested in the nomination process will find more information at www.castor.house.govU.S. Rep. Castor granted her nomination to the following students for one or more of the U.S. military academies: Ryan Acevedo, Middleton HS – USAFA Alexander Bremmer, Plant HS – USAFA Jacob Dennis, Osceola Fundamental HS – USMMA, USNA Devon Gadarowski, Plant HS – USAFA, USMA Brittney Gray, Middleton HS – USNA Roberto Grimaldi, Tampa Catholic HS – USNA Matthew Hafer, Plant HS – USMA, USNA Erin Hanson, Lennard HS – USMA Kaiser Hartmann, Jesuit HS – USNA Desmond Henderson, Benedictine College Preparatory – USAFA, USMA Nicholas Hobson, Plant HS – USMA, USNA Clayton Hurd, Plant HS – USAFA, USNA Justin Jaikaran, East Bay – USAFA, USMMA Destiny Johnson, Plant HS – USMMA Katherine Kraemer, Robinson HS – USAFA, USMA Jacob Kuzmick, Plant HS – USAFA, USNA Anna LoGrande, Plant HS – USAFA Alesandro Maxwell, Berkeley Preparatory School – USAFA, USMA Payton Paro, Plant HS – USNA Herbert Saumell, Lennard HS – USMA, USNA Maria Somrah, Newsome HS – USMMA Adam Swanson, Alonso HS – USMA ### 1 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z 2026-03-30T12:14:52Z
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