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Show LIFETIMES Sergeants complete N CO schoo by SSgt. Teresa Oervin NCO PME Center A staff sergeant from the 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron received the top award for scholastic achievement and demonstrated leadership ability at the NCO Leadership School graduation June 11. SSgt. Nina D. Batie was awarded the John L. Levitow Honor Graduate award for Class 91-The sergeant finished first in her class of 30 and also received the Communicative Skills Award. Three other students were named distinguished graduates for the class: Sgt Bruce E. Justice, 2849th Security Police Squadron; Sgt. Joseph Bijan, 2849th Distribution Squadron; and SSgt. Songkran J. Kenyon, 84th HADES. Other class members receiving awards at the graduation included: Sgt. Stacy N. Bernesser, 84th HADES, Military Skills Award; SSgt. Jeffrey P. Thoma, 2849th SPS, Commandant's Award; and Sergeant Justice, Leadership and Management F. Award. CM Sgt. Walter Zurowski, senior enlisted adviser July 3, 1991 to the commander of the Warner Robins Air Logistics Center, Robins AFB, Ga., was the guest speaker for the graduation. The chief spoke on the importance of education and the differences between a civilian and military money," Chief Zurowski said. "We are on duty all year and must not settle for winning just half the time. "We are professionals in the world's most important game the game of peace." Chief Zurowski ended his graduation speech by saying the future progress of the Air Force depends on the merits of each of its members and education will play a major role in ensuring that each service person is highly capable and able to meet the challenges of tomorrow. Other graduates of Class 91-- were; SSgt. Terry L. Holmes, 1905th Communications Squadron, McChord AFB, Wash.; SSgts. Douglas Baker and Charles Bersamin, 2721st Munitions Maintenance and Test Squadron; SSgts. Robert Cro-naJr. and Charles L. Mertz, 2849th Civil Engineering Squadron; Sgt. April L. Savage, 2892nd DS; SSgts. Patrick E. Gleason and Mark D. Hasting, 2952nd Combat Logistics Support Squadrori;Sgt. Stephen R. Rokosz, 3636th Combat Crew Training Wing, Fairchild AFB, Calif.; SSgt. Steve C. Little, t 388th Aircraft Generation Squadron; SSgt. Jay . Jensen and Sgt. Jon A. Hanson, 388th Component Repair Squadron; Sgt. Lawrence H. Cole, 388th Equipment Maintenance Squadron; SSgt. Gustavus V. Winston, 6514th Test Squadron; Sgts. Kimberly Lisowski and John L. Marta Jr., 729th Tactical Control Squadron; Sgts. Charles A. Strom and John O. Suykerbuyk, 84th RADES; Sgt. Kent W. Eilgren, 92nd CS, Fairchild; SSgt. Thomas Palmerson, 97th Military Airlift Squadron, McChord; SSgt. Tammy A. Muehling, Air Logistics Center; Sgt. John R. Bridgman, Det. 5, 1st Electronic Combat Range Group; Sgts. Christopher C. Carr and Mark S. Royston, U.S. Air Force Hospital, Hill. career. Chief Zurovvski said today's Air Force has the most highly educated airmen in its history. That wasn't the case in the Air Force's earlier years, he said. ''During the mid '60s," he said, "the Air Force was subject to Project 100,000." Under this program, individuals who had previously been denied enlistment because of low test scores or physical limitations were accepted for en44-ye- ar F listment. "Back then, failures were high and promotions n were low," he said. Things are different in today's Air Force, he said, because the Air Force has made it easier for members to improve themselves through on- - and education. Chief Zurowski said this not only benefits the individual, but also today's military. In comparing civilian employment to military life, the chief said civilians work for a person or a particular company and military members work in the Air Force not for the Air Force. He emphasized that difference by saying: fl The military has different laws and courts. 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