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Command Language Program of the Year
Navy Information Operations Command Georgia
Shannon M. Kent Award for Language Professional Excellence
CTI1(IW/NAC) Benjamin Allen Cryptologic Warfare Activity SIXTY FIVE • Fort Meade, MD
Senior Language Professional of the Year
CTIC(IW) Theamichaela Coyle Cryptologic Warfare Activity SIXTY SEVEN • Fort Meade, MD
Officer Language Professional of the Year
LCDR Warren Brookes Defense Attache Office • Paraguay
Civilian Language Professional of the Year
Mr. Cameron de Vries Navy Information Operations Command Georgia • Fort Gordon, GA
Linguist of the Year
HM1(EXW/IW) Yinxing Yu Naval Special Warfare Mission Support Center • Coronado, CA
Officer Linguist of the Year
LCDR Adam Reiffen Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Warfighter Development Division (OPNAV N71) • Arlington, VA
As recipients of the Shannon M. Kent Award for Language Professional Excellence and Command Language Program of the Year, CTI1 Allen and NIOC GA will go on to compete at the Department of War level in September 2026.
Congratulations to the FY24 Navy foreign language award winners, announced in NAVADMIN 140/25! FY24 winners are:
Command Language Program of the Year: Navy Information Operations Command Pacific (NIOC PAC), Hawaii
Shannon M. Kent Award for Language Professional Excellence: CTI1 Samanta Alvarenga, Navy Information Operations Command Georgia, Georgia
Senior Language Professional of the Year: CTIC(IW/SW) Neal Knudsvig, Information Warfare Training Command, California
Officer Language Professional of the Year: LCDR Warren Brookes, Defense Attache Office, Paraguay
Civilian Language Professional of the Year: Mr. Stephen Ramirez, Navy Information Operations Command, Georgia
Linguist of the Year: EO2(EXW/SW) Hung Ho, Naval Construction Group ONE, California
Officer Linguist of the Year: LT LaDonna Sales, U.S. Naval Forces Southern Command/U.S. Fourth Fleet, Florida
Civilian Linguist of the Year: Mr. Matthew Jennings, Office of Naval Intelligence, Maryland
As winners of the Shannon M. Kent Award for Language Professional Excellence and Command Language Program of the Year, CTI1 Alvarenga and NIOC PAC will go on to compete at the Department of Defense level in September 2025.