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  • Alexis T. Walker

    Commander

    Alexis T. Walker

    Rear Adm. Alexis “Lex” Walker took command of Navy Recruiting Command March 25, 2022. A native of New York, he began his naval service in 1989 by entering the Broadened Opportunity for Officer Selection and Training (BOOST) Program. Upon completing BOOST, he attended Jacksonville University, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Broadcast Communications and was commissioned in December 1994.
  • Dr. Kevin D. Sullivan

    Deputy Commander/ Executive Director

    Dr. Kevin D. Sullivan

    Dr. Kevin Sullivan entered the Navy in January 1986 and was trained as a communications operator (radioman). This was followed by tours onboard USS Independence (CV-62) and Naval Computer and Telecommunications Station San Diego, California.
  • Ronel C. Reyes

    Chief of Staff - Navy Recruiting Command

    Ronel C. Reyes

    Capt. Ronel Reyes is a native of San Diego, CA. He joined the Navy in 1994 and attended the Naval Academy Preparatory School in Newport, RI. He is a 1999 graduate of the United States Naval Academy and earned his Master of Science in Systems Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School.
  • Jeremy Konopka

    Command Master Chief

    Jeremy Konopka

    Command Master Chief (AW/SS) Jeremy Konopka, originally from Pensacola, FL, entered the Navy in January 1995. After completing recruit training at Great Lakes, Illinois, he attended Electronics Technician “A” school in Groton, CT.
  • Gerald K. Allchin

    National Chief Recruiter

    Gerald K. Allchin

    ​Master Chief Petty Officer Allchin of Cleveland, Ohio entered the United States Navy in August 1995, and attended recruit training at RTC Great Lakes, Illinois.  In November 1995, he reported to Aviation Structural Mechanic “A” School in Millington, Tennessee. He graduated AMS “A” school in January 1996 and reported to Fleet Air Reconnaissance Squadron Four (VQ-4) in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.  During his tour at VQ-4, Master Chief Allchin earned his Enlisted Aviation Warfare Specialist pin and was advanced to Petty Officer Second Class.