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Basic Officer Training Class 134 poses in front of NOAA Ship Henry B. Bigelow on September 1, 2019.
Left to Right Back row: Ensign Justin Blancher, Ensign Gregory Friedman, Ensign Trevor Grams, Ensign Kyle Vincent, Ensign John Atnip, Ensign Cassidy Ring, Ensign Logan Dodson. Left to Right Front row: Lt. Pete Gleichauf, Ensign Emma Strong, Ensign Carly Robbins, Ensign Josephine Moore, Ensign Ariane Huddleston, Cmdr. Michael G. Levine, Ensign Thomas Cervone-Richards, Ensign Giovanna Lesser, Ensign Karina Urquhart, Ensign Haley Glos, Ensign Katherine Mitchell, Lt. Cmdr. Larry Thomas
Left to right: Top row: ENS Alejandro Amezcua, ENS Thomas Smith, ENS Eben Smith; Top middle row: ENS Nicolas Osborn, ENS John Stephens; Bottom middle row: ENS Nicole Morgan, ENS Jaime Hendrix, ENS Gabriella McGann, ENS Andie Cuiffo, ENS Julia Waldsmith; Bottom row: CDR Keith Golden, LT Calandria DeCastro, LTJG Peter Gleichauf
Left to right: Top row: ENS Collin McMillan, ENS Adam Rand, ENS Kyler Johnson; Top middle row: ENS Kevin Tarazona, ENS Brandon Schleiger, ENS Kennieth Brewer; Bottom middle row: ENS Jane Saunders, ENS Iris Ekmanis, ENS Kaitlyn Brogan, ENS Danielle Koushel; Bottom row: ENS Patrick Faha, LTJG Peter Gleichauf, CDR Michael Levine, LT Larry Thomas, ENS Timothy Montera
On August 5, 2018, NOAA Corps officers Capt. Kristie Twining and Lt. Cmdr. Rebecca Waddington became the first all-female team to pilot a NOAA aircraft during a hurricane mission.
NOAA Ship Oscar Dyson Change of Command Oct. 19, 2018
Members of NOAA Corps Basic Officer Training Class 131 at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, including (top to bottom, left to right) ENS Kermit R. Farrow Jr., ENS Tyler J. Aldrich, ENS Luke M. Evancoe, ENS Cabot A. Zucker, ENS Alexander F. Lee, ENS Nathaniel Park, ENS Ryan A. Musick, CDR Keith Golden (Commanding Officer of the NOAA Corps Officer Training Center), ENS Emily G. Bell, ENS Stefanie L. Coxe, LTJG Calandria DeCastro (Executive Officer of the NOAA Corps Officer Training Center), ENS William Abbott, ENS Samantha L. Flounders, ENS S. Harper Umfress
NOAA’s larger vessels, including the 16 ocean-going ships in the agency’s fleet, usually garner the most attention. But NOAA’s small vessels are also essential to getting the job done.
Members of NOAA Corps Basic Officer Training Class 130 at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy, including (top to bottom, left to right) ENS Lyle I. Robbins, ENS James C. Freed, ENS Alexander W. Creed, ENS Eric C. Fritzsche, ENS Andrew J. Fullerton, ENS Daniel E. Jessurun, ENS Nicholas J. Azzopardi, ENS Jackson Vanfleet-Brown, ENS Brian S. Caldwell, ENS Emma M. Ethier, ENS Patrick E. Pope, ENS Hayley A. Betker, ENS Nicholas DeProspero, ENS Taylor A. Krabiel, ENS Kevin A. Tennyson, ENS Airlie G. Pickett, CDR Keith Golden (Commanding Officer of the NOAA Corps Officer Training Center), ENS Alexandria E. Andonian
