HILL AIR FORCE BASE, Utah -- Eleven Airmen were inducted into the rank of chief master sergeant during a recognition ceremony here March 2.
The ceremony, a testament to years of hard work and dedication, marked a significant milestone in their careers, propelling them to the highest enlisted rank in the Air Force.
The ceremony served not only to celebrate individual achievements, but also to highlight the importance of the chief master sergeant role.
These seasoned leaders serve as role models for junior enlisted Airmen, instilling the Air Force's core values and fostering a culture of excellence. They provide critical guidance and support, ensuring the success of both individual Airmen and the missions entrusted to them.
Inductees:
Chief Master Sgt. Susan Erdrich, Global Ammunitions Control Point superintendent
Chief Master Sgt. Vanessa Espinoza, 775th Civil Engineer Squadron deputy fire chief
Chief Master Sgt. Brandon Goodwin, 419th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Mathew Iuli, 388th Maintenance Squadron accessories flight superintendent
Chief Master Sgt. Dustin Keffer, 388th Munitions Squadron senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Joyce Masters, 84th Radar Evaluation Squadron senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Timothy Seidlitz, 421st Fighter Generation Squadron sortie support flight chief
Chief Master Sgt. Nicholas Siburt, 75th Communications and Information Directorate senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. David Sudak, 466th Aircraft Maintenance Unit senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Diem Villanueva, 419th Medical Squadron senior enlisted leader
Chief Master Sgt. Justin Wolfe, 4th Fighter Generation Squadron senior enlisted leader