Career Center’s AFJROTC unit recognized

Impressive score leads to 'Exceeds Standards' rating from US Air Force

Two cadets with certificates standing next to a presenter.

Knox County Career Center's AFJROTC was recognized during its annual Air Force Inspection. Pictured are, Cadet Leeam Stoddard, left, Dwayne Gray (Regional Director & AFJROTC inspector) and Cadet James Doss.

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Published March 10, 2026 - 3:37 p.m.

Knox County Career Center’s Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFJROTC) Unit was recognized during their annual Air Force inspection.

KCCC’s AFJROTC unit scored an impressive 98.5% (A) and earned an overall rating of “Exceeds Standards” for the unit assessment, the highest rating attainable.

Cadet Leeam Stoddard and Cadet James Doss were recognized as AFJROTC Top Performers for their unit.

“This outstanding achievement reflects the dedication and leadership of Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Christopher Salvucci and Master Sergeant (Retired) Richard Primm, who deserve special recognition for mentoring and guiding KCCC’s cadets,” said Dwayne Gray, Regional Director and Inspector, AFJROTC.

“The instructors and cadets exceeded the standard on nine assessment checklist items and had zero discrepancies – a noteworthy accomplishment."