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Strong programs, superior performers stand out at mid-point inspection

By Airman 1st Class Rachel Simones, 178th Wing / Published February 23, 2017

Ohio Air National Guard Master Sgt. Brian Stiteler, 178th Civil Engineering Squadron, receives a superior performance award from Colonel John Knable, 178th Wing Commander, and Command Chief Master Sergeant Scott Mckenzie, 178th Wing Command Chief, 6 February 4, 2017, at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Stiteler earned the award for his performance during the recent Air Combat Command mid-point inspection. (Ohio Air National Guard Photo by Master Sgt. Seth Skidmore)
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Ohio Air National Guard Master Sgt. Brian Stiteler, 178th Civil Engineering Squadron, receives a superior performance award from Colonel John Knable, 178th Wing Commander, and Command Chief Master Sergeant Scott Mckenzie, 178th Wing Command Chief, 6 February 4, 2017, at Springfield Air National Guard Base, Ohio. Stiteler earned the award for his performance during the recent Air Combat Command mid-point inspection. (Ohio Air National Guard Photo by Master Sgt. Seth Skidmore)

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SPRINGFIELD, Ohio --

Six Airmen with the 178th Wing were recognized as superior performers during the mid-point inspection at Springfield Air National Guard Base in Springfield, Ohio, Feb. 4.

Master Sgt. Brian Stiteler, Master Sgt. Matthew Reyes, Master Sgt. William Romes, Staff Sgt. Gavin Nunnelley, Staff Sgt. Brittany Taylor, and Senior Airman Leici Nunnelley stood out as exceptional performers.

These Airmen are part of the 178th Civil Engineering Squadron and the Security Forces Squadron.

“Last month we had our mid-point inspection, and we did great,” said Col. John Knabel, the 178th Wing commander.

The 178th Wing fitness program, JAG availability, 123rd operational rates, and the commander’s inspection program were recognized as strong programs.

“Our Readiness and Emergency Management Flight and Munitions Flight got superior team honors,” said Knabel. “Great job, and thank you for going the extra mile.”