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Dr. Rand Paul, U.S. Senator from Kentucky, has revealed his nominations for the U.S. service academies, selecting 37 individuals from across the state. In a statement released today, Dr. Paul expressed his admiration for the nominees' commitment to serving in the military, stating, "I commend each of these students for their dedication and desire to serve in the United States military." He also expressed confidence that the chosen students will represent Kentucky well in the service academies.

The nominations include individuals for the U.S. Air Force Academy, the U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, the U.S. Military Academy, and the U.S. Naval Academy. Among the nominees are Isabel Billings from Louisville, Peyton Boyd from Danville, and Ansh Chhabra from Bowling Green. Dr. Paul's list also features nominees like Kimberly Singel from Union, Mercator Bell from Louisville, and Alyssa Celedonio from Louisville.

Dr. Paul highlighted the significance of the nomination process, describing it as a rewarding aspect of his role as a Senator. He emphasized his confidence in the nominees, stating, "I have no doubt the students chosen will proudly represent the Commonwealth of Kentucky in the service academies."

For more information on the service academy nomination process, interested individuals can visit the provided links. The full list of nominees and their respective academies can be found in the official announcement by Dr. Rand Paul.

The post Dr. Rand Paul Announces 2024 Service Academy Nominations originally appeared on Senator Rand Paul's website.