Submarine School recognizes sailors for performance

Groton - The Naval Submarine School recognized outstanding performers for the second quarter.

Sonar Technician First Class Petty Officer Brian Osborne was named the school's Sailor of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2010 on July 15 in a ceremony. Osborne is the Basic Enlisted Submarine School leading petty officer.

He led 20 instructors and ensured that high-quality training, while graduating 490 new submariners, according to the school. He also conducted weekly training seminars to help shipmates in their qualifications, and led the effort to reconstruct the course schedule.

Osborne received the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Silver Star in lieu of Sixth Award.

Also honored as department Sailors of the Quarter were: Sonar Technician First Class Daniel Burns, Electronics Technician First Class Dustin Robertson, Electronics Technician First Class Kyle Studenmund, Machinist Mate First Class Randall Miller and Fire Control Technician First Class Alexis Bingham.

Navy Diver Petty Officer Second Class Levi Hill was the Junior Sailor of the Second Quarter. The other nominees were Electronics Mate Second Class James Paselio, Electronics Technician Second Class Adam Hutchins, Electronics Technician Second Class Bradly Lovell and Fire Control Technician Second Class Sanyika Adams.

Sonar Technician First Class Andrew Stockwell was selected as the Instructor of the Second Quarter.