2002 Copernicus Winners (Accomplishments in 2001)
Award Winners
2002 Copernicus Winners (Accomplishments in 2001)
Gunnery Sergeant Bernard Ayran, USMC
Marine Wing Communications Squadron 38
Lieutenant Johnathan Bartel, USN
Navy Component Task Force—Computer Network Defense
Chief Warrant Officer Frank Basaca, USN
Patrol Squadron Forty
Information Systems Technician Second Class Louis Behar, USN
U.S. 7th Fleet
Lieutenant Kevin Christie, USN
U.S. Naval Forces Europe
Lieutenant Matthew Daniels, USN
Carrier Airborne Early Warning Squadron
Lieutenant Paul Dickson, USN
Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station
Commander Dennis Diunizio, USN
USS George Washington (CVN-73)
Information Systems Technician Second Class Carlos Faison, USN
USS Bataan (LHD-5)
Mr. Thomas Jenkins
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
Lieutenant (Junior Grade) Shawn Jirka, USN
Naval Security Group Activity
Captain Dean Jones, USMC
Marine Corps Tactical Systems Support
Yeoman Second Class James Kinney, USN
Naval Reserve Center
Lieutenant Commander Didier Legoff, USN
Naval Space and Warfare Systems
Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey Little, USN
Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station Jacksonville
Chief Warrant Officer Burke Manuel, USMC
U.S. Marine Corps Forces, Atlantic
Chief Electricians Mate Anthony Marzarella, USN
USS Harry S Truman (CVN-75)
Lance Corporal Robert Mathieson, USMC
8th Communications Battalion, 2d Marine Expeditionary Force
Operations Specialist First Class Richard Mitts, USN
Fleet Combat Training Center Pacific
Ms. Monica Shephard
Commander, Task Force Web
Information Systems Technician Second Class Wyatt Simpson, USN
USS Peleliu (LHA-5)
Chief Warrant Officer Warren Sproul, USCG
U.S. Coast Guard Telecommunication & Information Systems Command
Lieutenant Commander Peter Stamatopoulos, USN
Logistics Forces, U.S. Naval Forces Central Command
Lieutenant Timothy Strickland, USCG
Commandant, U.S. Coast Guard
Lieutenant Commander Jessica Szemkow, USN
U.S. Pacific Fleet
Commander Eric Westreich, USN
Naval Pacific Meteorology and Oceanography Center