CY27 Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy (FBINA) Selection Board Results
This MARADMIN announces the results of the CY27 Federal Bureau of Investigation National Academy (FBINA) selection board, which concluded on 08 June 2026. Nine Marines and civilian police personnel have been selected to attend four FBINA sessions throughout calendar year 2027, with two additional personnel selected as alternates. Selected personnel must complete online applications via the FBI Virtual Academy website at least 180 days prior to their assigned session start date.
Issued: August 25, 2026
1. The CY27 FBINA selection board concluded on
08 June 2026. The quality of marines and civilian police who
applied were exceptional, and the competition for academy seats
was excellent. Any nominees not accepted on this board are
encouraged to apply for the CY28 FBINA.
2. The selection board was comprised of voting members of the
Law Enforcement Advisory Group.
2.a. The following personnel have been selected or rescheduled to
attend the FBINA during CY27 (read in four columns):
RANK/GRADE NAME PMOS/SERIES MCC
Maj Donnie Kidd 5803 092
Maj Roberto Cruz 5803 015
CWO3 Wesley Clarke 5805 QAT
MGySgt Joel Campos 5811 023
MSgt Travis Prinzing 5811 092
GySgt John Koman 5811 015
GS12 Clarence J. Gillard 0083 1FZ
GS11 Michael Stuart 1811 022
GS10 Karl Wimbush 0083 015
2.b. The following personnel were selected as alternates and will
be contacted to fill a vacancy if a primary selectee declines
selection or is unable to attend their assigned session.
(read in four columns):
Rank/Grade Name PMOS MCC
CWO2 Keller 5805 015
MSgt Hatton 5821 114
3. The CY27 FBINA sessions, dates of attendance, and attendee are
as follows (read in four columns):
Session Dates Attendees
301 01/08/2027 - 03/17/2027 Maj Cruz Maj Kidd
Mr Gillard
302 04/07/2027 - 06/16/2027 MGySgt Campos Mr Stuart
303 07/07/2027 - 09/15/2027 MSgt Prinzing Mr Wimbush
304 09/29/2027 - 12/15/2027 CWO3 Clarke GySgt Koman
3.a. As part of the FBINA registration process, personnel approved
to attend must be in a full duty status and have passed their most
recent physical fitness test.
3.b. Marines who attend will incur three years of obligated service
after the completion of the FBINA. Civilian nominees must agree to
continue service as a marine corps law enforcement officer upon
completion of the training for a period at least equal to three
times the length of the training.
3.c. Selected personnel shall complete the online national academy
application via the FBI virtual academy website at reference b.
Instructions and deadlines for completing the national academy
application will be released via SepCor. Incomplete applications
will be returned. Applications not completed 180 days prior to
their assigned session start date will result in the selectee
forfeiting their session.
4. Travel, per diem, and administrative cost associated with travel
to and from the FBINA will be provided by MCICOM G-3. Government
quarters and meals are provided by the FBINA.
5. Personnel who were considered, but not selected, and personnel
listed as alternates, if not used, must resubmit for consideration
for selection on future FBINA boards. If a nominee is unable to
attend their designated CY27 FBINA session, they will be ineligible
to attend an FBINA session during CY27 and must resubmit for
consideration for selection on future FBINA boards.
6. Release authorized by MajGen Brian N. Wolford, Assistant Deputy
Commandant, Installation and Logistics (Facilities).